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Now, a school in Georgia is warning about the latest trend which appears to encourage students to slap teachers on the rear end.
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I can't wait to see the video where a student smacks a teacher in the ass and she whips around and knocks him the fuck out purely out of instinct.
Yes, and if a teacher reacts in such a manner, we will be reading about the in school (and maybe societal) riots that occur when a POC is assaulted for simply having a little fun. When I was in high school, for four years after integration was instituted, there were annual riots in the schools that lasted for a week or so and ended up in hospitalizations and jail time for some folks. It was worst in my senior year, when the festivities reached a climax at the homecoming pep rally; but maybe the severity was because the precipitating event for that year actually occurred in my high school.
ReplyDeleteThird grade when bussing started and one punk ass stabbed me in the back with a pencil rough housing on the playground. Did not realize it till I got home later and asked my mom to look at my back. That's when I figured it out. Never saw that kid again and I never knew why. Nowadays he will be rewarded.
DeleteI've heard of another TikTok challenge out there - kids going around loosening the lug nuts on other people's cars.
ReplyDeleteSounds hilarious.
Let's start a new TikTok challenge: pay attention, be respectful, do your homework, and get an education.
ReplyDeleteThat will p.ss off the democrats BIG TIME.
The Chinese are testing use for stupid.
ReplyDeleteDepending on how they score it, we're either getting the highest of marks, or the lowest.
DeleteAnyone remember back to August 2020: "Trump Signs Executive Order That Will Effectively Ban Use Of TikTok In the U.S.", but the Liberal Federal Judges torpedoed it like all the rest of his executive orders?
ReplyDeleteFunny thing about that TikTok challenge: I've seen several news stories like this, schools warning if it. But just this morning another story popped up in my news feeds. It was someone who uses TikTok and had never seen it there. He did some searches specifically to find it, but all that came up was teachers warning about it.
ReplyDeleteUrban legend?
I refer you to:
Deletehttps://www.foxnews.com/us/south-carolina-student-slaps-teacher-tiktok-challenge
Bogsidebunny, that's the wrong body part. The delinquent kid in the story you linked assaulted the teacher by hitting the back of her *head* not her ass. The story Kenny linked to is about kids smacking their teachers on their asses. So unless this teacher had her head up her ass (admittedly not impossible) then the incident in your story is a different, but possibly related, "tiktok challenge" to the one Kenny linked to.
DeleteIf my kid touched a teacher on the ass, that teacher would have my permission to lay him or her out. Just like in the work place, actions have consequences.
ReplyDeleteI know when I was in high school, some kids decided to protest, and had a walkout, picketing across the road from the high school, because the school decided to have a closed campus, not allowing the kids to leave the campus during lunch break.
My mom ran their restaurant a block away. When she got wind of it, she, along with about 6-8 other mothers, were at the high school, making sure that their kids were not involved with the protest. Neither I nor my twin brother were involved, but I can bet that the consequences would have been pretty unpleasant. Ah, life in a small town. My entire high school only had about 350 students. My graduating class, in 1978, had I think 78 kids. So yeah, a very small town. A few of the students 3-4 years ahead of us had at one time attended a one room school house, before coming to the high school.