i heard bill cosby died!?

[uchitroru666]

i saw it on Facebook 8(

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=293531871725
anyone else heard this?

 

[delet]

Chances are it's a fake. I mean common, it's Facebook. Not exactly a 'reputable source'.

Regardless, I wouldn't really care. "Oh no, a celebrity died..." Overwhelming meh.

 

[GreyWolf257]

It's a rumor. I don't tend to believe rumors, only when it shows up on the news (and I'm starting to trust that less, too).

 

[Mother Yeti]

I love how we're always ripping on Fox News for being so obviously fake, and then we turn around and get our news from random Facebook groups.

 

[SonicKoala]

No, he isn't dead. End of story.

 

[crudus]

As a teacher I would accept Wikipedia as a credible source before Facebook. He isn't dead.

 

[Timotei]

Nice attempt at trolling.

Repor- Wait wait wait wait wait wait...I got an idea.

Let's set this link loose on YTMND.

 

[s-l-u-g]

As a teacher I would accept Wikipedia as a credible source before Facebook.

Really?


Anyways, I heard he died, too. Apparently from Cardiac arrest or something. Not sure about any of the details beyond that, though.

 

[Chewster]

As a teacher I would accept Wikipedia as a credible source before Facebook. He isn't dead.

Hey, their science articles aren't bad.

Stuff on politicians though, that is usually suspect.

 

[Mother Yeti]

As a teacher I would accept Wikipedia as a credible source before Facebook. He isn't dead.

Hey, their science articles aren't bad.

Stuff on politicians though, that is usually suspect.

A good teacher never accepts encyclopedias as sources, not matter how good the articles are.

 

[Brad Shepard]

As a teacher I would accept Wikipedia as a credible source before Facebook. He isn't dead.

this reminds me, look up Benidict (i know, its spelled wrong, sue me) Arnold, it says Jason Born Helped him out of the us -_-

 

[crudus]

As a teacher I would accept Wikipedia as a credible source before Facebook.

Really?


Anyways, I heard he died, too. Apparently from Cardiac arrest or something. Not sure about any of the details beyond that, though.

Yes, Wikipedia makes it a pain in the ass to make your own articles and a little too much effort to edit. Facebook is three buttons and 4 minutes and you have a group like this. A 30 second internet search tells you he isn't dead.

 

[Omikron009]

Don't trust what you read on facebook. Ever. Even if you wrote it.

 

[Chewster]

As a teacher I would accept Wikipedia as a credible source before Facebook. He isn't dead.

Hey, their science articles aren't bad.

Stuff on politicians though, that is usually suspect.

A good teacher never accepts encyclopedias as sources, not matter how good the articles are.

Possibly, but a really good teacher tries to teach his or her pupils how to do proper research, I'd say.

Wikipedia is like any other source: only as strong as its references and quality of writing. It generally acts as a smart jumping-off point, even if its direct use is usually discouraged.

 

[Snotnarok]

Google it, if it's not on the first page, he's alive and well.

 

[Mother Yeti]

As a teacher I would accept Wikipedia as a credible source before Facebook. He isn't dead.

Hey, their science articles aren't bad.

Stuff on politicians though, that is usually suspect.

A good teacher never accepts encyclopedias as sources, not matter how good the articles are.

Possibly, but a really good teacher tries to teach his or her pupils how to do proper research, I'd say.

Wikipedia is like any other source: only as strong as its references and quality of writing. It generally acts as a smart jumping-off point, even if its direct use is usually discouraged.

Exactly. Just like any encyclopedia.

 

[Axle_Bullitt_19]

First Jeff Goldbloom now this. Oh how I hate facebook.

 

[ace_of_something]

I say we start a Rumor that Rush Limbaugh died.

 

[FranzTyphid]

Bill can NEVER die