is that like an emo scarificial thing…?
it’s called bad grammer. use it.
i thought it was called transposition… like, ah nevermind.
Somebody gave me negative karma for what I said, other than actually say so in here. That’s lame.
That is lame, you only stated your opinion…which isn’t a bad one I might add
agreed
I made up for it goob… pos k coming from me is like eleventy times more powerful than neg k coming from someone else 
Thanks Jack. You’re the NYspeed god.
no… i just dont work very hard. I’m good/excellent at what i do
oh snap. it’s called bad spelling ^^^ 
but really, I think the real purpose of the pledge is to give little kids something to do in the morning… something to memorize. something they can feel special about knowing. I’m sure none of them really know what they’re pledging.
“Mrs. Syracuse, what’s allegiance?”
Main Entry: al·le·giance
Pronunciation: &-'lE-j&n(t)s
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle English allegeaunce, modification of Middle French ligeance, from Old French, from lige liege
1 a : the obligation of a feudal vassal to his liege lord
^ I like this definition the most.
b (1) : the fidelity owed by a subject or citizen to a sovereign or government (2) : the obligation of an alien to the government under which the alien resides
2 : devotion or loyalty to a person, group, or cause
synonym see FIDELITY
- al·le·giant /-j&nt/ adjective
haha
shuttup jan.
grammEr
Nooooooo! 
It doesn’t do that though. It fails at it. Kids need to conform to some standards, but not saying the pledge. Lets use the time to teach them actual manners–something that they can use with them throughout life.