Not that big of a deal... But

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Originally Posted by iron man

Lol


A short story will do...

When I was a senior, we had an altercation between a couple of us students. A kid in my class (Logan) logged onto facebook from the teacher's computer (big no no at ACHS) and didn't log off. My very good buddy James went on Logan's facebook and posted a joke, we all got a laugh except for Logan (big hippie type kid who thinks military is stupid and finds a way to blame everything on the government, and smokes alot of weed, and he's "always right"). Well, we got into a worded arguement in class the next day and when I offered my input, which was, "you shouldn't have been on facebook in the first place", things got a little more heated and it nearly came to blows in RELIGION after I was told, "why don't you stop sucking his ****?". And during lunch, a punch was thrown towards me by Logan, and he found his face in my Lasagna. Well, Logan found his way into saying that me and James were threatening him and told our principal that we had our guns in our trucks and we were gonna shoot up the school (which had happened already during our sophomore year by some Dville crack dealer). Which was stupid because I or James would never bring a gun on school grounds or do anything to waste $24K that our parents paid. The APSO was called and they searched our trucks in the parking lot before our parents were called during our last hour. Upon reaching the school about an hour and a half later, both sets of our parents were pissed. But, what we were told was they "had probable cause on school property, and schools have the right to search and siezure." I had no problem with it mostly because I had nothing to hide.


But as it turns out, I do have an opinion, if your kid had nothing to hide and was innocent, whats the problem?

Grab some poppcorn....story time with Iron man....turn cell phones to silent or vibrate