IPOD Health Advisory

Hear, Hear.

I know exactly what it's like trying to teach these little fuckwits with a pod-phone permanently in one ear. These are the ones who come up to you with questions, two weeks after the hand-in date, like:

[whining pubescent voice]
"But what have I got to DO?"
[/whining pubescent voice]

(Clue: it's expressly stated [along with the submission date] in the brief that I gave you nine weeks ago, you knobcheese sandwich).

Usually, the same skinny, white, spotty prick who's wanking himself into a frenzy over his desire to be a "gangsta" and hang out with all the homies in 'South Central'.

Twats.

Tim

Perhaps you have to communicate with your students via a podcast so that they listen to your words of wisdom at a time of their choosing <g>

quote:

It may seem as if we're picking on Apple, but only because they're first into the breach,. Apple is simply pioneering this ugly trend of de-socializing music, and others are following suit.

Umm, didn't Sony "pioneer" this years ago, with the Walkman and the Discman?

quote:

Originally posted by Derek Wright:
Tim

Perhaps you have to communicate with your students via a podcast so that they listen to your words of wisdom at a time of their choosing <g>

Maybe I should communicate with them with a geet big stick with a rusty nail through the end...

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Maybe I should communicate with them with a geet big stick with a rusty nail through the end...[/QUOTE]

Or you could try teaching?

Why do you allow ipods to be used in class anyway?

I'm generally against headphones.
Sometimes i see people walking around me and laugh or smile .................
In such moments i feel really isolated!