Porn i-pods in class..hoo boy.. teachers are gonna have trouble

[SoCalDem]

getting the boys to pay attention to them :)

I am soooo glad my sons are grown up.. This will make locker searches very interesting..

[Lex]

1. I suspect all Ipods, regardless of content, will be swiped

by the teachers as contraband.

[SoCalDem]

2. and watched during "breaks"

:evilgrin:

[FreedomAngel82]

4. LOL

Yeah, really. When I was in high school we had to leave cd players (this was before ipods now) in our lockers and cell phones and all that stuff. Starting my junior year we couldn't carry our backpacks around.

[SoCalDem]

9. breaks in the TEACHERS' lounge

"um.. WHAT i-pod"..didn;t see any i-pods in here"

[aden_nak]

6. That will work for about 4-5 years.

By then cell phones will have sufficient space and playback quality to use them as video devices.

[Lex]

10. Most schools disallow cellphones in class

so I'm not sure that will matter.

[aden_nak]

19. Most schools disallow mp3 players in class, too.

Hallways, between classes, and lunch/free periods are another matter.

[karlrschneider]

3. I'm ashamed to admit this but I have absolutely no idea what the hell an

ipod is...:eyes:
Never even seen one...

[FreedomAngel82]

5. Here's what one looks like

The new video IPod:

I have a regular ipod and love it! I can put all my cd's onto my Ipod and when I go on a trip or something like that I don't have to carry all my cd's and worry about losing them or dropping them and they break or something like that. You can hold up to 15,000 on my Ipod and this is the very basic one. :D They're really nice when you're at the beach.

[karlrschneider]

12. Ah, so it's like a digital recorder thingy, huh? Thanks! Maybe I'll get

one.
:D

[Lex]

14. My 40 year old self enjoys the heck out of my IPod.

Not a teenager anymore, but I love my IPod.

Particularly because I basically archived a ton of my CDs on it, and put the CDs upstairs in a box, out of the way.

Now I have everything on my IPOD.

Plus I've downloaded some interesting "Podcasts" from NPR to listen to while travelling.

I think Air America Radio allows you to download archived shows from their site too onto your IPod. Listen to it, then erase it.

[karlrschneider]

17. Cool, thanks!

...

[Lex]

8. We just downloaded our entire CD collection on the 60 gig

Ipod. Now all of our CDs are categorized and every song at our fingertips. It hooks into our stero system or can be used in the car too.

It's pretty cool.

[madeline_con]

11. My next "must have".... eom

[SoCalDem]

13. I only have ONE CD (still unopened), I guess I don;t need one

:)

[enlightenment]

16. I saw one for the first time last week.

One of my students was listening to it (before class. Yes, I have a very rigid "no gadget" policy). It didn't have a screen, though.

Well, if they start watching porn in class, they'll just have to share with the rest of the students -- just like they have to share their private conversations, cell phone calls, and any other extra-curricular activities they indulge in during class time.

[Deja Q]

7. It's all about profits; that's all they care about.

More repuke "family" values at work. And at school.

[Fire Walk With Me]

15. All technology is designed to aid your access to images of naked people.

Yes, even the vile toaster oven is to blame.

The only solution is more naked people, so that the thrill abates.

Would churchies dare to photoshop nekkid images of BushCo and send them out, in an attempt to break people of a love of porn?

[geomon666]

18. Call me anti pop culture...

but I would never buy an iPod. Simply because it's over hyped and over priced. Seriously, the going rate on one of those things is between $200 - $300. I can get a whole computer for that price. Not to mention a decent mp3 player.

[Bigmack]

20. Those damn kids!

They'll have the best porn around!

When I was teaching, most of the dope I confiscated was all buds! It was absolutely sticky with resin. Really amazing shit.

Now, the teachers are going to have their noses rubbed in it again!