Jarry took part in an Ugliest Guy and Hottest Wife contest on Stern’s show — winning the top prize of $5000.
For an update on the lawsuit filed by Jarry, click here.
Once again, I fail to understand why appearing in a bikini on a show disqualifies a teacher. Yet, parents appear to believe that their teachers must meet purity standards in their private lives to teach their children. Parent Dean LaPoint was aghast: “I can’t believe she would go on TV and do that when she is a second-grade teacher. It just doesn’t make sense.” Really, Dean, what doesn’t make sense to me is that you believe that you believe that a teacher cannot live her life according to her own values.
Marie did not sexual references on the video, but this was far from the classroom. A parent Liz Francis almost had it right: “They work hard during the school day and what they do on their own time is their business . . . ” Then she veered off track into morals enforcement ” . . . but because of the nature of the Howard Stern show, the board was concerned.” Here’s an idea, don’t watch. I have never actually seen one of Stern’s shows. I saw about two minutes once and found it juvenile and idiotic.
She is only the latest. Just a couple of days ago, Florida teacher Tiffany Shepard lost her job because of a part-time bikini job on a charter boat, click here.
Of course, the good people Florida and Connecticut are merely amateurs at this morality policing. Iran has a whole department dedicated to arresting women who drink coffee with males or engage in immoral conduct, click here
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