Where will you be when your laxative kicks in?

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Is she a student, or teacher?

“Oops, I wet ’em!”

@AaronMk  
Back then I followed what I was commanded to do, but I actually think that the best solution nowadays is to teach students to use social networking wisely instead of wildly instead of forbidding them anything. I have some formation as a community manager, and if I get a job in another school, I’m thinking about trying a more educational approach if there are no special restrictions towards social media.
 
BTW, to troll the students and teachers before celebrating our own traditional equivalent of Halloween, in February (we celebrate Carnival, like they do in Brazil, or New Orleans on Mardi Grass, with those parades and all that jazz), I used an image from this very site to announce it. Man, I ROFLMAO’d so hard…

@bigladiesman
 
Back when I was student I don’t actually remember any of the library ladies and stuff actually enforcing a no-social-networking policy. Then again, a part of me wants to say that back in those mid-late 2000’s social networking wasn’t as big a thing as it is now. Twitter may have just been starting as a big pop-culture thing by the time I graduated, and Instagram wasn’t even heard of. It was only Facebook to replace Myspace then.
 
Now we have fucking ten social networks we can be members of. And I didn’t run into any strict no-social networking until I got into college where some professors enforced computer use for class-related things (though really, most of that time the machines were so shit and slow to start that by the time you could check it was class time anyways, or they were on some arm you can pick up and pull to above the desk and no one teaching wanted to see that so Facebooking and Tweeting was default no-no because we couldn’t have those up when we weren’t using them).

The happy pill is wearing off!

You wouldn’t like Cheerilee when she’s angry

@AaronMk  
You tell me! In the high school library where I worked last, the principal and I had to stop the 12-15 year students from checking social media while letting the 16+ (the principal said they were reliable and responsible enough to use it wisely) to do it in secret (otherwise, younger pupils would get quite angry).

@AaronMk  
YAAAY! :D

@Ponysubmarine
 
This is now something I need to do.
 
Someday.

Cheerilee will hulk up and grow hair standing as tall as the CHS.

@AaronMk  
Hehehehehe! :)

“They’re using the computers to check Facebook.  
“THEY’RE USING THE COMPUTERS TO CHACK FACEBOOK.  
“CHECKING.  
“FACEBOOK.  
“WITH.  
“SCHOOL.  
“PROPERTY!  
“REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE”

@Ultra64  
Right? I hope we get a scene where she snaps!

EqG!Cheerilee, apparently, has a rather short temper.