One is for Pop Rocks, the other is for Mastercard

http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/2581/p ... peterchuck

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gF1iq0poUlo

Neither has any nudity but the language is explicit so be careful if you open them at work.

That first one was just wrong, wrong, wrong wrong, I watched it several times and every time it was wrong.

River

bad, bad, bad, bad, bad, bad, bad...

the intercom?

Yeah, bad. So why am I laughing?

Sandi

I remember those girls from high school and college.

Even as disconnected as I was I could see it going on. One Hollywood High Biology teacher even quipped to one during class about how could she miss that test question when she helped write it last night.

It got so bad at the University of California, Irvine that "it" became taboo.

Touch of reality. Even involving a minor.

Moi

Who did NOT witness that in school?

I taught high school for years and I NEVER was offered "that" to raise a student's grade. Then again, I don't think Pop Rocks were invented then.

Who did NOT witness that in school?Well, I have not witnessed anything like this. During my school and university - we have done many different things (both social engineering and technical - my set of lab protocols/reports for physics course still circulates the net )

During my time as a TA in the university, I got my own programs passed to me by the students. That was funny, especially saying "you didn't write this", and watching the reaction.

One of the colleagues got something along the lines of "without a good degree, I would not be able to marry well", after asking one particularly clueless student: "why are you here?". That was over a digital electronics course. After that, he was left speechless.

But no, there was nothing like this.

C&TL2745 (imported) wrote: Thu Apr 12, 2012 1:06 pm Yeah, bad. So why am I laughing?

Sandi

Me too and did you know it's better the second time around?

moi621 (imported) wrote: Thu Apr 12, 2012 1:15 pm I remember those girls from high school and college.

Even as disconnected as I was I could see it going on. One Hollywood High Biology teacher even quipped to one during class about how could she miss that test question when she helped write it last night.

It got so bad at the University of California, Irvine that "it" became taboo.

Touch

fhunter wrote: Thu Apr 12, 2012 2:30 pm of reality. Even involving a mino

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Moi

Who did NOT witness that in school?

Oh I saw plenty of kids TRY to offer that sort of thing. Especially to the good looking teachers. Fortunately the teachers always had the good sense to shoot them down. Sometimes in hilarious ways.

Yet I'm still sure that kind of thing went on where no-one was looking. I did wonder how some of the pretty girls graduated when they were dumber than rocks, and had zero interest in learning anything other than how to wear the latest hair style.

Mac,

I'm still laughing over that bloody intercom.

Thanks for that.

Well I ended up as president of the honor fraternity before the invention of poprocks. I am from back in the days of Hall's lozenges. A little mentho lyptus never hurt an A.