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The Mad Bishounen ([info]jkefka) wrote in [info]otf_wank,
@ 2010-01-17 12:35:00


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So. Much. Stupid.
This guy is campaigning for his LEGITIMATE RIGHT to send text messages during class, over the protests of his "tyrannical" professors. There is tremendous wanking, scroll to any random point on the page and you will find some. Be warned, when you stare into the stupid, the stupid, entitled fuckwad stares into you.


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[info]maev_connacht
2010-01-18 04:50 pm UTC (link)
If you've dealt with faculty at a college, you'd know that entitlement issues aren't just for students! (I am not saying this is true of all professors, some are great. Some are entitled douchebags.) At least at my workplace, the administration is pretty much afraid to require our faculty to do much of anything they don't want to do, and we have some very strange characters. I could imagine a technophobe faculty member refusing to do so even if it were a requirement.

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[info]shadowmonkey
2010-01-18 11:57 pm UTC (link)
If the administration is too afraid of the faculty to enforce a security and safety issue, then I hope they don't solely rely on an emergency messaging system that can be overridden by a professor refusing to have phones (their own, and students') in class.

... There will be a university somewhere doing that, won't there? o.O

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