Forget newspapers - TWITTER costs kid scholarship

Sorry, but incorrect. Do you really think you can say anything on Twitter and keep a government job, especially anything racist or misogynistic?

 

I would like to think the body of work matters in each case, shottie. And I almost always put a description because I hate when I click on a thread and there's just a link and I'm not going to randomly click on it, so I have to read 10 posts to figure out what it's about.

 

Free speech, like any amendment, is not absolute.

 

And I always put a little description when I post one of my inane celebrity news links from yahoo.

 

d_b always puts an inane celebrity news link with his c&p jobs too.

 

But at least I get mine right the first time.

 

Tallest midget, dools.

 

When I was a senior in HS, i spray painted some shit on a wall that probably could have gotten me expelled from school, had I gotten caught. And very rightly so. And had I been expelled from HS, my college admissions would probably have been canceled. And very rightly so.

I didn't get caught. Hee hee.

Of course I was smart enough to do my spray-painting in places where it was exceptionally likely I would NOT get caught. A world-wide instantaneous communication network with my name prominently identified would probably not have been a good option.


Too stupid ... tough shit.

 

At least those kind of posts aren't 80 percent of my posting history. Anyhoo, back on topic. It seems that for anyone 16-25, Twitter is more dangerous than alcohol, as far as temptation to use irresponsibly and possible long-term effects. Facebook isn't far behind.

 

Mine was supposed to be a compliment. That comparing yourself to d_b is a low bar to clear.

 

Good point.

 

This. If I'm a coach, no way in h-e-double-hockeysticks I'm endorsing these tweets with a scholie ...