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Here’s the a teacher owns a student facebook status update without having you do any task like being forced become a fan of a facebook group!

Let us know what do you think! ;D

Ohh btw here’s a similar story: “The status update that got a student expelled from school”

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#1 written by Sam 2 years ago

Fake.

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#2 written by admin 2 years ago

no its not! we had it from real facebook accounts..

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#3 written by mad monkey 2 years ago

ha ha!! well funny

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#4 written by Devon 2 years ago

It has to be fake pupils aren’t allowed to be friends with their teachers whilst their teaching them trust me i’ve tried in just a friends basis

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- #5 written by PJC 2 years ago
  
  Not true. I’m a teacher…we can be friends with whomever we want to be. It’s strange, the myths people have about teaching. It’s a job, like any other.
  
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#6 written by Devon 2 years ago

and it didn’t work he actually said to me in case anyone said something or someone thought something was going on

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#7 written by Joe 2 years ago

Even if this isn’t fake, the teacher can’t do anything. It isn’t in school so to punish the student would be illegal.

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#8 written by angela 2 years ago

the teachers from my school are friends with their pupils on facebook

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#9 written by Paige 2 years ago

Uh the teacher would have had to been friends with him on FB to comment on that. therefore, Noah would have never written that … F A K E!

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#10 written by Elle 2 years ago

Well actually, it varies from school to school.

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#11 written by jake 2 years ago

actually teachers are more than welcome to do that, on the fact that hes been causing trouble for the teacher, i have teachers on fb and its very possible its not fake, since some kids really are that stupid

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#12 written by jiminy cricket 2 years ago

yeah good one

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#13 written by boll 2 years ago

lol… noah is a nub for having the teacher as his friend and putting this status…

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#14 written by Poopy Joe 2 years ago

Fake. If the teacher were to punish him over this, he would lose his job since the student really didn’t do anything wrong other than act out in class. The teacher can’t discipline the kid for something he says outside of class.

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#15 written by fus 2 years ago

whether it’s fake or not, how incredibly dull! i was expecting some kind of hilarious witty comeback, and it’s a standard, obvious you’re-in-trouble response. why on earth is anyone interested in repeating this?

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#16 written by comment 1 year ago

teachers add students all the time. i know a few people who add teachers, to weird for my taste though. and it depends on how many facebook friends to forget you had someone on your list. if you’re a loser and only have 30, then you’ll know who you add. but other than that, you’ll forget when it comes to “funny” updates. and yes, the teacher CAN punish him for that. i called a teacher stupid once outside of school hours and i got in trouble the next day oh, and FYI making an exam harder is totally different from making an exam impossible. status sucks, but the teacher’s smart enough to know what he can do to the student while still keeping his job. now that’s cool

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#17 written by andrew 1 year ago

where is the status?

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#18 written by fustration 1 year ago

i can’t see what noah said could somebody PLEASe copy what noah said in his status update it here on this thread?

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#19 written by badger 1 year ago

whats funny is that its outside of school hours so it cant be considered anything to do with the school if they choose to bag them out then they can so lol at the teacher

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#20 written by Lejuan 1 year ago

I am so glad I didn’t have to like a facebook page before I was able to find out how completely unfunny this was.

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#21 written by Jessica 1 year ago

To all the people who say that this is out of school, so the teacher couldn’t punish them, you are wrong. One of my best friends made a hate group about some girl in my grade a few years ago that a ton of people joined, and when the school found out, she was suspended. All the people who joined the group had to handwrite an apology to her. I have also heard of numerous stories of kids with straight A’s and amazing average’s not getting accepted into colleges and universities because of status updates (and they were told this by the college heads too, as the reason why they didn’t get in), people not getting accepted into job’s because of pages they likes, and status they had, and pictures they uploaded, and kids not graduating and getting expelled all because of statuses they wrote on Facebook.

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#22 written by Pluto 1 year ago

thats fake, you cant comment on Peoples facebooks unless your friends and its illegal for Teachers and Students to add eachother.

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- #23 written by Anonymous 1 year ago
  
  Actually, connecting students and teachers together thats the whole concept
  on which Facebook is created. You should watch “The Social Network” or read
  wikipedia
  
  Have a great day.
  
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- #24 written by Ken 1 year ago
  
  its called setting your security to “Comment on your posts: Everyone” i do it and i had many randoms able to talk with me, made friends that way
  
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