He's not fat, he's fluffy!Old Trailmix said:[http://s793.photobucket.com/albums/yy211/thoriscoolio/?action=view¤t=Fat-Kid-Remade.jpg]
That's what I thought, I had to read that sentance twice because it make me actually laugh aloud.Baby Tea said:This is the perfect sentence.chronobreak said:Murray says the warning was needed because students didn't heed his "reasonable request" to stop the meeping.
It's hilarious on so many levels, but really one in particular: ...stop the meeping.
Hehe...meeping.
Anyways!
I totally side with the school on this one. I mean, if it happened once as a big mass event during an assembly or something, then fine. Let it go. But if it's a continuous thing that is consistently disrupting classes, then do what you got to I suppose.
Isn't an alternative for swearing good?MelasZepheos said:We had all sorts of words banned in my school. The teachers knew we were deliberately making up alternatives for swearing though, so it may well be appropriate. We never got quite as far as just saying 'meep' but I'm sure that's where it's going now.
Shit man, I choked on the smoke from my hookah laughing at that one.samaritan.squirrel said:The logical thing to do here is to start saying 'fuck'.
It's not the word itself that's annoying them, it's the way it's being used. Interrupting a class with meaningless crap after repeated warnings should get you suspended, punished, sent to the principal etc. It doesn't matter if it's "meep", "fuck", "gee golly gosh" or whatever.chronobreak said:Ah, here's one that The Escapist should love, and it's right in my home state of Mass.
http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5jE_jGmk8NKFD7AB1b20ncitdtxAQD9BU8GVG1
"Who knew "Meep!" was a four-letter word? The utterance favored by bungling lab assistant Beaker of "The Muppet Show" has been banned at Danvers High School in Massachusetts after students said it to repeatedly interrupt school.
Principal Thomas Murray said the word was part of a disruption planned using Facebook.
The Salem News reports that parents recently got an automated call about "Meep!" from Murray. He warned them that students who said or displayed the word at school could be suspended.
Murray says the warning was needed because students didn't heed his "reasonable request" to stop the meeping.
Danvers High sophomore Melanie Crane says it doesn't mean anything in particular."
Wow. One kid actually got suspended over this already I believe. What do you guys think? Is it going too far to ban a word, or are these kids just going out of their way to break the rules? I'm gonna side with the school on this one. It sounds like the kids are being asshats, and even stupid rules need to be followed sometimes, especially in an enviorment like a school, where it is important for young people to start learning structure.
With rights come responsibilities, and that includes the responsiblity to not be an asshat.Ganthrinor said:Soon they will ban free thinking and opinions.
Just watch.
Fuckin' ninja'dLast of the Chinchillas said:At which point they must find the mighiest tree in the forest and cut it down with...a herring!paypuh said:The students brought it on themselves. Their idiocy enacted a stupid rule and now they have to deal with it.
And only stop after receiving a shrubbery.UltraParanoia said:The correct response is to start saying Ni.
Indeed.samaritan.squirrel said:The logical thing to do here is to start saying 'fuck'.
I lol'd even more.tsb247 said:There's only one thing to do now!