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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]And exactly where is the knee slapping belly busting humor in these past couple of gossipy posts???  Given the opportunity to recount funny or outrageous stories the best you can muster is that a kid went skiing and he wanted an opportunity to make up his final exam. Whoa ... what an atrocity, practically criminal!!!

Ho , Ho, Ho. this is all too funny. I almost can't contain myself. Congratulations on your Facebook police work on this one!!!  I can only imagine the harm that your institution of higher learning and our nation may have suffered had this 19 year old been allowed to make up this Final Exam.

I'm just thankful that we have brave men and women like you walking the line and defending our nation from 19 year olds want who want to go skiing and then take make up exams.

Thank for sharing this story with us. The behavior of these low-life disgusting people who wanted an opportunity to make up this lower division survey class final exam is without question one of the most sickening and atrocious stories of abuse I have ever heard.

This mother and son exemplifies everything that is wrong with the world today.

Professor please do not let yourself become discouraged and please do not fall into despair over this unfortunate case of paternal abuse. America needs great professors such as yourself to teach lower division college classes. If you were to quit teaching these entry level classes irreparable damage would be done to our nation.

Please reconsider. Please don't desert us in our our time of need. [/quote]

In your attempt to shame people into not contributing to the thread via multiple diatribes, you have beautifully typified "crazy" and "outrageous."  I'm not sure that was your intent when you posted, if so, kudos on the amazingly meta posts.

Just out of curiosity, what exactly do you do for a living?  You seem to find quite a lot of time to patrol this thread and fire off screed after screed and my understanding is that a truly "altruistic" person really should not have time to do this as every second of their life would be devoted to the well-being of others and they would have no personal judgments about anything.  Or maybe only teachers are supposed to be altruistic?  I'm trying to figure out your life philosophy here.  Your confusing thesis has captured my attention.  Tell me more! [/quote]

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