suspension

According to the�Daily What:

Four classmates from a Long Island?s Riverhead High School were suspended for one day after they created a ?hazard?�by Tebowing in the middle of the school?s main hallway.

Administrators say some 40 students have been Tebowing in the hall every day for a week, and the Internet fad had become a ?distraction.?

What I want to know is, what awful things did those 40 students do before tebowing? That's a lot of abortions.

This story came out over the weekend�about a Canadian Playboy model whose Facebook account was suspended after she posted�racy�pictures of herself on their site. At least one�social networking site is serious about standards. �Facebook is not going to stoop to other sites like MySpace's level of internet filth, and they're letting this Playboy model– and the rest of the world– know about it. �

But the story doesn't end there. �The model's took the issue public, telling a local radio DJ about the story on air. Facebook then suspended HIS account! �

Wow! They're not having any of it over there at Facebook headquarters. �
That, or�someone in charge just really hates glittery graphics and has dedicated their lives to banning them from their site. You let them in with glittery graphics, then it's just sex city from there on out, am I right Tila Tequila?

It's amazing that Facebook will allow every single friend I have (and really don't care about) to post 37 quiz results and email me about it through their site all day long, but they have a huge problem with some pictures of a girl in lingerie. �

Priorities, Facebook. If you're going to keep acting like this, I'm going back to Friendster. F all y'all.

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[via Fark]