http://torontoist.com/2008/02/the_ones_that_m.php

 

It'll make fifth period go a little more smoothly now, won't it?

*nods* yes i think it will. We can't have children thinking for them selves...nope very bad idea. *laughs*

 

 

Can I use that one some of the teenagers in my Media and Society class?  I hate going there because all they do is talk back at the teacher.  And we learn NOTHING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

That is the bomb.

 

 

Wonder what happens if you overdose???

Please say it doesn't wear off...please say it doesn't wear off...

can you imagine what the side effects would be for something like this???

 

 

I mean, there are anti-anxiety pills that have a side effect of increased anxiety...

 

 

 

this thing would have a side effect of doing exactly the opposite of what they are told...

 

 

....but only in 1% of patients......

With my luck, that one kid in fifth period will be in that one percent.

 

 

Creepy, to say the least...

Ohhhh that might help out Kath, although with kids these days, who knows. *G*

LMAO

 

I'd just be happy if mine would think about ANYTHING! It's scary how much brain matter is being wasted...

Oh, that's great.  *rolls eyes*

That ad is a contradiction of itself; it took creativity to come up with it.

malone, I find that so ironic, since the reason they don't behave is probably due, at least in part, to their over-exposure to the media...

 

Unfortunately Lor, unless something changes soon, we are going to be up to our butts in wasted gray matter... oh, wait, I already am. :(

Considering this: (http://savannahnow.com/node/455826) is what I'm dealing with at work these days... *sighs*

A fun fact, I just did some absurdly long survey for college, and the last question was if I'd ever heard of a product called Obay, and did I think it was relevant?

 

Here's the site that I did the survey for. http://www.academicagroup.com/