Could Be You.

Uh oh Hon. Better hope non of the parents of your little darlings recognize your cleavage from your Lit Avatar or you could be the next story.


Damn Lover.... why did you have to go and spoil all my fun!!! Hope to hell they dont find out all my naughty deals with you... as well as all the fun yet to be had!
 
Thankfully, this article is (so far) just about flustered parents rather than administrative action.

It's supremely lame of the media outlet to even run it, because it's honestly a non-story. She did nothing out of line in her job. It should end there.

Unfortunately, there's no guarantee it will, because this is the United States of OHMYGODABOOB!!, so people will freak and the local media will stoke the flames just for the sake of having something to talk about.

Again, though -- a non-story. I know English teachers who use "Slaughterhouse Five" in class. There's nothing preventing a kid from bringing a Laurel K. Hamilton novel to school for "silent reading" time, either. If the administration shows even an ounce of backbone, it'll all die off with a simple discussion in private where they counsel the teacher against being so careless with keeping her identities separated.
 
There are two distinct issues here. #1 No sane person gives a shit what the teacher writes so long as she keeps it outside her classroom. #2 A large minority of Americans are idgits and love to devour huge blox of time if they can get away with it.

There is never a surplus of time in any organization, and the media and other imbeciles have insatiable appetites for time. So what the teacher did was invite the idgits to vaccuum up lotsa time.
 
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