synergis1
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If you will note, when I used the word, I put it in quotes. I was quoting the former supt. that many people here hold in high esteem. Personally, I find Martin Nalls to be a pompous, insensitive jerk who uses his power to show off. He called me one day while I had someone in my office and my phone was only working in speakerphone mode. He proceeded to tell me what he wanted me to know, without ever asking if it was a good time to call, even when I tried to interupt him to ask if I could call him back. The person in my office happened to be another school administrator. When Nalls and I finished our conversation, my guest asked me if that was the Martin Nalls from Hoover High. I told him yes. He said, "I have never in my life heard anyone be that rude to a parent over the phone. That was very unprofessional." My guest then told me that he is related to Nalls by marriage, but didn't know him well. He added that he was not sure, after hearing the way he treated me, that he wanted to know him and he certainly did not want his children exposed to him or his "nasty attitude". You may call it a "poor choice of words". I say it is "calling it like I see it". I am never one to sugarcoat my opinions. Guess we should agree to disagree. When it comes down to it, you really don't know me. If you did, you would know that I am one of the least "racist" people you could ever meet. As I said before, I work in a situation where I am the minority. I am very sensitive to racial remarks. But then again, with most of my friends, we are way past the race issue and just talk like friends talk about whatever suits us. I guess I forgot that many of you here are not "friends" but vicious "haters" (to quote some of the other posters) out to pillage, harm and destroy anyone that dares to disagree with you.
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