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Student Body President writes scorching hot open letter to her school for criticizing her skirt length.

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A student at Beaufort High School in South Carolina wrote a Facebook post about being stopped in the hallway over the length of her skirt. This is a pretty common story, but Carey Burgess isn't just any ordinary student. She's Student Body President of Beaufort and seems to be kind of an overachiever. She's also pretty conservative for a teen: she was even excited to meet Carly Fiorina!

Teen dream.

If Carey Burgess is so successful and respected in her school, will someone actually take her seriously when she says arbitrary dress codes are sexist and disruptive? Probably not, but she sure puts Beaufort on blast in this viral post:

Today, I wore this outfit to Beaufort High School. About 20 minutes into the day, my friend and I were excused from...

Posted by Carey Burgess on Tuesday, October 27, 2015

It reads:

Today, I wore this outfit to Beaufort High School. About 20 minutes into the day, my friend and I were excused from class to venture to the vending machine because our teacher was planning to do nothing all class period, as usual. On our way back, I learned something very important about myself: I am a whore. 
As I was walking down the hallway, I heard a voice behind me. "Your skirt is too short.You need to go to in-school suspension and then go home." Thank you, Mrs. Woods. Thank you for teaching me that looking good for school is NOT appropriate. Thank you for letting me know that while I may think that I am dressing up for my Teacher Cadet lesson, I am in fact dressing to go to a night club or the whore house. Thank you for bringing me to tears in front of my friends and classmates because you do not have the decency to pull me aside and explain the problem. Then again, I did not have the decency to put on real clothes today. 
So maybe I am in the wrong. Maybe our society isn't yet advanced enough to handle 3 inches of my thigh. This is a patriarchal society and I am a woman. I have to be kept in my place, or I may do something that is so rarely seen in Beaufort High School- learn. 
You saved me, Beaufort High. As Student Body President, junior marshal, and a recipient of the Palmetto Fellows, I was heading down the path of hard drugs (good thing you're testing next year!), strip clubs, and sugar daddies. I don't where I would be without your misogynistic views. How could I go on without a certain math teacher making sexist jokes all class? How could I survive without my science professor letting me know I am an inferior woman? Yes, I am a woman. I am woman with thighs, a butt, and a brain. I am bigger than Beaufort High School. All of us are. Maybe instead of worrying about my skirt, Beaufort High should take notice of its incompetent employees, and sexist leaders.

Carey will probably be the first Republican female president one day, so watch your back instead of Carey's hemline, Beaufort.

7 bizarre celebrity quotes about how they celebrate Halloween in Hollywood.

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"Do you know what you're going to be for Halloween or are you just going to throw something together at the last minute?" is a question that has never been asked to Jennifer Lopez. Celebrities don't observe Halloween in the same way as the rest of the world (house party-hopping and shivering in a costume that is not actually warm enough to be worn in late October). Here are 7 bizarre celebrity quotes about celebrating the spookiest branding opportunity of the year.

1. Demi Lovato on the very L.A. way that she first met close friend Iggy Azalea.

We met at Jennifer Lopez’s Halloween party. I was dressed as Lucille Ball and Wilmer was Desi Arnaz. I’m kind of a little socially awkward when it comes to parties and going out because I feel like, unless you’re going to get fucked up, everybody’s awkward. Since I don’t do that anymore, and Iggy wasn’t drinking—she doesn’t do anything—I was kind of like, “Hey. I’m a big fan. I love your music.” We start talking, and it turns out that we’re neighbors and we didn’t even know.

https://instagram.com/p/u2klX5OKjZ/

2. Oliver Hudson calling sister Kate Hudson "a hot, little number" while describing their differing approaches to planning Halloween costumes for their joint yearly party.

If I have an idea, I will pursue that idea, aside from the theme. She's a hot, little number, and she's going to do things that are going to make her and her friends look as sexy as can be. So it's always like, airline stewardesses, or there was a Game of Thrones theme where they were all like Khaleesi. So there's been many, many themes.

https://instagram.com/p/9Jg36LJckC/

Obviously, she's a Wildling and not Khaleesi. Come on, Oliver.


3. Heidi Klum on the months-long costume preparation done by her and her "amazing team" prior to her annual bash.

I start thinking of ideas months before Halloween, and I have an amazing team who makes the impossible possible. I don’t really have a system for picking my costume each year, they kind of just come to me. It’s definitely not a last-minute decision. It takes months of preparation.

Heidi Klum as an old lady for Halloween in 2013

4. Matthew Morrison, via video message, addressing guests at his own Halloween party that he had to miss, using (presumably) a Dracula accent, accompanied by the Dos Equis spokes-character.

Hello friends. I'd like to thank everyone for coming to my sixth annual masquerade ball presented by Dos Equis. And for those not there, have a most interesting Halloween and of course...

...stay thirsty.

https://instagram.com/p/9T5zKWlc-Y/

5. Sandra Bullock on why she won't be wearing a matching Ninja Turtle costume with her 5-year-old son this year.

Usually I match. He asks me to match. This year for some reason he deviated off that plan. He chose, um… I might call it “Inappropriate Batgirl.” I was like, should I be flattered or disturbed?


6. Kirk Cameron, totally chill Halloween party guest, explaining why Christians should celebrate Halloween in order to poke fun at the devil.

Early on, Christians would dress up in costumes as the devil, ghosts, goblins and witches precisely to make the point that those things were defeated and overthrown by the resurrected Jesus Christ. The costumes poke fun at the fact that the devil and other evils were publicly humiliated by Christ at His resurrection. That's what the Scriptures say, that He publicly humiliated the devil when He triumphed over power and principality and put them under his feet. Over time you get some pagans who want to go this is our day, high holy day of Satanic church, that this is all about death, but Christians have always known since the first century that death was defeated, that the grave was overwhelmed, that ghosts, goblins, devils are foolish has-beens who used to be in power but not anymore.

Uhhh...Kirk?

7. Katy Perry in an Instagram caption that actually does make sense if you know the context: she was a cheeto for Halloween while her boyfriend at the time, Diplo, was out of town.

#TBT to when I was a sad cheeto that no one wanted to cuddle at the end of the night

https://instagram.com/p/vECvsNP-VZ/

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Dad takes on Facebook for not removing pictures of daughter with ex-boyfriend who murdered her.

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A dad is challenging Facebook's refusal to heed his requests that they take down pictures of his daughter with the ex-boyfriend who stabbed her to death. Hollie Gazzard, a 20-year-old hair dresser from Gloucester, U.K., was stabbed to death by her ex-boyfriend Asher Maslin in February of last year, after she had broken up with him.

Hollie Gazzard and her father.

Her father, Nick Gazzard, requested that Facebook take down the pictures. They refused, citing their policy that "when a profile is memorialised following someone's death, changes cannot be made." A spokesperson went on to say the following:

People have told us that they would like to leave a legacy on Facebook. [...] We memorialise accounts to provide a place of remembrance and maintain the profile as it was when the person passed away. [...] We understand in tragic cases such as this it may mean there are sometimes painful reminders but memorialised accounts are designed to preserve the privacy of the deceased.

Nick is still fighting for their removal, though. Going off of the advice of Gary Rycroft, chair of the digital assets working group of the "Law Society," Nick is going to "withdraw the copyright" of the photographs, in the hopes that it will give him the power to have them removed. 

Looks like Facebook is pulling the "everything you do is on the Internet forever no matter what" card.

Totally-naked deer streaks onto soccer field to score a goal.

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This deer rushed the field of a kid's soccer game and scored a goal. There's been some debate as to whether or not he actually hit the ball after it was kicked towards him, but if you slow down the video (using the tool at the bottom-right of the player), you can see him tapping the ball with his nose before it goes straight into the goal. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MWWkN6MScKI

Yep, that deer scored a point all right.

Justin Bieber walks off in the middle of interview because he's bored.

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Justin Bieber walked out of an awkward interview with Spanish radio station Vodafone yu. Some of the interview questions were pretty standard, like whether he is single. But the interview got off to a bizarre start when they asked him specifically why he makes public apologies, a question with an obvious answer. It's because he terrorizes his neighbors and throws obnoxious parties and has public tantrums. He's admitted this himself, and subjected himself to a Comedy Central roast in an effort to mend his reputation as a spoiled douche bag.

They then subjected him to death by a thousand boring questions, until Bieber finally tapped out. The entire interview was challenging for him because the translator didn't speak the best English. And when one of the interviewers managed to ask her first question, it was whether or not he picks out his own clothes. His breaking point came when they asked for his help in making a viral video for the station. Their progressive reactions to him getting up and leaving are fantastic. At first they think he chose the exit door on accident, and then they assume he's looking for the bathroom. Nope! He just hit the eject button on the whole interview. He didn't even say adios.

16 kids’ Halloween costumes that raise serious questions about their parents' judgment.

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There's no doubt that one of the benefits of having kids is the endless source of entertainment as they say the darndest things. Even better is getting to use your kids as models or outlets for your own creative pursuits. Some parents have dressed their kids in inappropriate costumes for Halloween, that the kids likely have no idea what they mean, and will be resentful to see them on the internet later. From weed leaves to meth dealers, and strippers both male and female, here is the best of the worst:

 

1. Tiny exotic dancer kid.

https://instagram.com/p/Pk7DnjLpqO/

2. Ironic condom kid.


3. Pablo Escobar kid (who probably just loves Coca-Cola).

 

Little Pablo Escobar runs the biggest fun size Snickers cartel…

Posted by Break on Tuesday, October 27, 2015

4. Chucky kid.

https://twitter.com/Kulpha/status/622086355187699712

5. Hannibal Lecter kid.

https://twitter.com/MaggieJordanACN/status/573635872744210433

6. Cheech and Chong kids.

https://twitter.com/Jason_Alabama/status/521745717095047168

7. Chippendales kid.

https://twitter.com/aprilolive/status/530108578989092865

8.  ISIS hostage kid.

https://twitter.com/Vexyvox/status/528949698603012096

9. Lieutenant Dan kid.

https://twitter.com/CarrCodes/status/528284888777375744

10. Sons of Anarchy kid.

https://twitter.com/TOM_LNHRTD/status/519879322258403328

11. Blackface Lil Wayne kid.

https://twitter.com/Tara_that_up/status/518067044911427585

12. Zipper face princess kid.

https://twitter.com/tbrewedfresh/status/496802539656859648

13. Marijuana kid.

https://twitter.com/micahh17/status/438948901261803520

14. Breaking Bad kids.

https://twitter.com/Live105HRM/status/395962552309399552https://twitter.com/Joanne_Bernard/status/392066278732472320

15. Cigarettes kid.

https://twitter.com/JoshBovill/status/393707172867346432

16. Sperm kid.

https://instagram.com/p/u1njlcOibk/

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10 ways to use your cat as something besides a cat.

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Cats. Are they single use, or what? Think again! Your cat isn't just a lazy pile of hairballs and furniture-scratching claws. It's a pile of possibilities. Here are ten ways to integrate your cat into your life as a helpful dynamic member of the household. Finally.

1. As an iPhone case.


This little guy is leveling up on usefulness. (via 9ViralNews)

2. As a part of your workout routine

3. As a doll for your dollhouse.


My dream house always has a cat in it. (via Imgur)

4. As a pillow.

5. As a nurse. Aw.


For more on the cutest story you've ever read click here.

6. As a make-over subject.

7. As a babysitter.

8. As deodorant.


Nothing's getting through this level of protection.(via Imgur)

9. As a musical guest.

10. As a dog.

Because, let's face it, if you want to make a cat do stuff, you don't want a cat anymore. You want a dog. Good luck.

A teacher drew something besides a gold star on a student's paper. His parents are VERY mad.

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In El Paso, Texas, one Chapin High teacher uses a pretty hard-to-grasp system for grading papers. If you did well, you get a high grade. OK, so far so good. But, if you did badly, you get a big dick scrawled on your paper. Huh. At least that's what an unnamed student reported to his parents and school administration. His mother, Sandra Green, is herself a teacher and was skeptical of her son's initial reprt, "I'm an educator myself so I said, there's no way the teacher really did this." But then it turned out that Language Arts teacher Kim Juzdowski absolutely did!

It could be a duck?

In fact, Ms. Juzdowski admitted it immediately when questioned, even writing a letter of apology (or non-apology, really) to the Greens, saying, "I'm sorry (blank) took offense and I totally understand if you would like to meet with an administrator and have him moved." According to Juzdowski, there was absolutely nothing sexual about the enormous phallus she drew for her teenage student. It was about embarrassing him. He studied like dick, so he got a dick. Juzdowski's skills as an artist appear limited, so presumably her students are never depicted as anything more complicated than genitals.

Sandra Green says the school is refusing to fire Juzdowski. Ironically, they say they would've if she had denied drawing The Penis, but since she apologized, y'know, whatever. She can change! Sandra is unsatisfied with this and is demanding that her son be moved and that the school foot the bill for his regular transportation to another school. She thinks the issue is being taken less seriously because of the gender of all the protagonists:

If it was a man teacher doing it to a female student, they would have taken this totally serious. But because it's the other way around I think they're letting the light side go on it. And I just want him out of the environment.

The process for moving her son could take up to a month. Meanwhile, grading has probably gone back to a letter system in Juzdowski's classroom. She's still handing out huge D's, though.

Does this dress look like a vagina, or are you just a pervert?

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A woman named Sam bought a dress, and when she showed it to her husband, he pointed out that it kind of looked like a bunch of vaginas. From that point on, she couldn't look at it the same way again. Sam posted about it on her popular parenting/lifestyle blog, "School Mum," where thousands of commenters corroborated her husband's observation in what is becoming this year's hottest vaginal viral phenomenon. Here's the post, along with another picture Sam posted:

https://www.facebook.com/schoolmumma/photos/a.652213831501793.1073741826.396141047109074/997374196985753/?type=3
It was inspired by Georgia O' Keefe.

And here's the dress online, in case you want to buy it:

Do you see it?

The 19 best Trumpkins terrifying political junkies this Halloween.

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Back in September, we reported on the burgeoning trend of Trumpkins—pumpkins carved or otherwise decorated to look like another seasonal orange treat approaching maximum ripeness, Presidential candidate Donald Trump. Regardless of your politics, we can all agree that the man (or epic warrior-beast, depending on your point of view) makes a great gourd. 

1. Back at the beginning — The Oklahoma State Fair in September.

https://twitter.com/lesliesokc/status/645348702731792384?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw

2. All the way up to this morning.

https://instagram.com/p/9aSqItJupQ/

3. Trumpkins have all sorts of ways of outshining their competition.

4. They were surprisingly diverse—in the materials used to create his hair.

5. Some went for photo-realism, others not so much.

6. Some ended up on national news.

 

Weighing in at 374 lbs its...'Trumpkin' now on display!

Posted by Paras Pumpkins on Monday, October 26, 2015

7. You don't need to be a professional to make a Trumpkin, though.

8. Some seemed like they could be 80s glam rockers.

9. Some took a mixed-media approach.

https://twitter.com/BarnabyEdwards/status/643665460383383552?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw

10. Or a more minimalist one.

https://twitter.com/thatsoashlin/status/645802923205652480?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw

11. Or a most minimalist one.

https://instagram.com/p/7_TFGHr96r/

12. Others were impressively textured.

https://instagram.com/p/7rX72nLy1C/

13. Some used real pumpkin hair.

14. A few, you had to admit, were pretty classy.

15. Others...

16. This one was carved by another famous ego, Alec Baldwin:

https://instagram.com/p/8JFPd0gYhV/

17. Trump is never afraid to speak his mind, even when his mind is nuts (or seeds, I guess—it's a pumpkin).

https://instagram.com/p/8J-1X_GTi5/

18. Side-by-side comparison.

https://instagram.com/p/8MUJe2rdCT/

19. One thing is for sure: this thing is yuge.

https://instagram.com/p/8uK6RsSpro/

11 instances of Halloween gone horribly wrong on Facebook.

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Halloween is the best time of the year, what with the skoopy skeletons, amazing human costumes, adorable pet costumes, spooky pumpkins, and free candy. But the following people, whose dismal experiences with Halloween have been captured forever on the Internet, should probably just cut their losses and not bother with the holiday.

1. Putting the "kkk" in "spookkktacular."

It's clearly a spooky ghost party and…oh wait, I see it now.

2. Won't someone stand up for the poor sorority system?

It's a campus culture, not a costume.

 


3. Not even big people like being shoved in a gourd.

Let alone shoved in a gourd and have their picture taken.

4. But which one is the worst?

Trick question: They're both the worst.

5. Before you trick or treat…

Don't forget to pump and dump.

6. Pumpkins are just so sticky and gooey.

And then Halloween is over in what feels like a minute.

7. Are you a Pearl Girl?

Bet you aren't anymore.


8. Do not give him rocks.

The Chris Brown comeback is the Great Pumpkin of music.

 


9. Ah, brotherly love.

And how did you get that information, dude?

10. Neither racism or white chocolate is okay.

He seems fun.

11. Sounds like a party!

Also, in Hell they play "Monster Mash" on an infinite loop.

"Jess" made a Twitter to tell her side of the Zola Story, and the Internet freaked out.

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"Jess" from the Zola story allegedly made a Twitter account, and the Internet got excited to partake in another epic tale of that fated weekend in Florida. (Read about the original Zola story here if you need to.) Jess first introduced herself:

https://twitter.com/jesswaesriat/status/659801707979894784https://twitter.com/jesswaesriat/status/659802009487458308

She went on to tell an alternative, but allegedly true version of the weekend's events:

https://twitter.com/jesswaesriat/status/659802714717687808https://twitter.com/jesswaesriat/status/659802896859574272https://twitter.com/jesswaesriat/status/659803053240016897https://twitter.com/jesswaesriat/status/659803366273490944https://twitter.com/jesswaesriat/status/659803493205680130

It then starts to swerve into some weird, albeit comical digressions:

https://twitter.com/jesswaesriat/status/659809590834540544https://twitter.com/jesswaesriat/status/659809790332375040

Then it just gets outright crazy (this is an abridged version of the series of tweets):

https://twitter.com/jesswaesriat/status/659817933074530304https://twitter.com/jesswaesriat/status/659818017078013952https://twitter.com/jesswaesriat/status/659818297534345216https://twitter.com/jesswaesriat/status/659819843663863808https://twitter.com/jesswaesriat/status/659820231011999748https://twitter.com/jesswaesriat/status/659820809209438208https://twitter.com/jesswaesriat/status/659821094589829120

By which point, everyone realized that this was a troll. "Jess" then did some grandstanding about social media, gullibility, etc:

https://twitter.com/jesswaesriat/status/659821520039108608https://twitter.com/jesswaesriat/status/659821609587470336https://twitter.com/jesswaesriat/status/659821736964300801https://twitter.com/jesswaesriat/status/659821939293208576https://twitter.com/jesswaesriat/status/659822033451261952

God, it's just disgusting. Who would do something so misleading just to get clicks?


Woman texts Adele lyrics to her ex, and he responds like it's a regular conversation.

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A woman texted lyrics from Adele's new song"Hello" to her ex, and he had absolutely no idea what was going on. Mary Caldarella had some good clean fun with her ex, Matt, by pulling a prank that any unsuspecting man could fall for. It could even happen to someone like you. The raw grit of Adele makes for perfect texts about a breakup.

https://twitter.com/maryc_021/status/659233727659159553

Here is the text conversation, in all its glory:

His first guess is that she's drunk:

I was wondering if after all these years you'd like to meet to go over everything.

I feel like you'll really regret saying this when you are sober.

Then things take a turn for the hilarious when he wonders if one of them is going to die soon: 

It's no secret that the both of us are running out of time.

Running out of time??

Then the confusion kicks really kicks in for him:

It's so typical of me to talk about myself, I'm sorry. I hope that you're well

Babe what are you talking about? You miss me??

We get a glimpse from a hilarious incident earlier in their relationship:

At least I can say that I've tried.

Last time I asked if we could go on a date when I came to Auburn you told me to go f##k myself.

And, at last, we come to the title lyrics of the song, which he interprets as fun and flirty:

Hello from the other side.

Hey you.

Then mention of phone calls makes him think she's texting a wrong number:

I must've called a thousand times.

What?? I think you have the wrong Matt.

The poetic magnitude of Adele lyrics now have him utterly bewildered:

I've forgotten how it felt before the world fell at our feet.

What do you mean?

And for the grand finale, he's back to thinking this is a real conversation about them:

To tell you I'm sorry for breaking your heart. But it don't matter it clearly doesn't tear you apart anymore.

I'm the one who should be sorry. And you always say that. You are the one who is perfectly fine now.

Texting the ex can be a risky game. Because sometimes it lasts in love, but sometimes it hurts instead. Sounds like the scars of love left Matt breathless. But there's a side to Mary that he
never knew, never knew. All the things she'd text they were never true, never true. You can't help feeling that they could've had it all.

What weighs 374 lbs and wears 6 wigs? This lady's ultimate 'Donald Trumpkin.'

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You know who needs more attention? Donald Trump. It's like you barely ever hear about this guy anymore. Thankfully, Ohio artist and hero Jeanette Paras has put the poor guy back in the spotlight with her news-making Donald Trump pumpkin. Sure, we've seen "Trumpkins” before, but Paras took this sh*t next level by transforming a 374-lb pumpkin into Trump's noggin. It's reportedly still slightly smaller than his actual head, which is freakin' huge. 

 

Weighing in at 374 lbs its...'Trumpkin' now on display!

Posted by Paras Pumpkins on Monday, October 26, 2015

Paras, who's been cranking out celebrity pumpkins since before Taylor Swift was born, said the "Trumpkin" took her over 10-hours to paint, and she used six blonde wigs to replicate The Donald's signature comb-over. Paras Pumpkins, you're fired. Just kidding, Trumpkin for President! 

James Franco probably weirded out Emma Watson today by posting this neck tattoo pic.

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Did James Franco really get a neck tattoo of Emma Watson's face? No. That would be weird even for him. But sharing a convincingly photoshopped Instagram image of the tattoo is just about as weird as you'd expect from him. It turns out the image was created by Cheyenne Randall, a digital artist whose series Shopped Tattoos features tattoos photoshopped onto celebrities. Franco was so enamored with Randall's rendition of him sporting a little Emma that he shared it on his own Instagram account, along with a link to the artist's Instagram and the caption "I ♥ ​Hermione."

https://instagram.com/p/9ZzF0AS9aI/

Everybody loves Hermione. But now, anyone who wants to prove it has to step up their game. Face tattoos are a minimum.

8-year-old boy writes touching open letter to bully asking him to be friends.

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Standing up to a bully isn't easy at any age, but for 8-year-old Nicolas Neesley, "It felt good to do the right thing." The Michigan third grader was on the playground of his elementary school when he saw his friend getting picked on by an older boy. Nicolas tried to intervene, and the bully began yelling insults and even spitting on him. Nicolas wasn't deterred. Instead, the brave little boy decided he would write an open letter to the bully, asking him to be friends.

When most kids write their school, it's to complain about the cafeteria food.

The heartwarming letter was read over the loudspeaker at school:

You don't have to bully. If you don't have any friends, just make a friend — it's very simple. But you already have a friend — us. We will help you. We will be respectful, responsible and caring to you."

Kids still use pencils and paper! 

"I just wanted to touch the bully's heart and teach him a lesson so he wouldn't do the same thing to other people," Nicolas said. 

'South Park' did a whole episode about Yaoi. The drawings made some uncomfortable.

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South Park is a bit of a wild card when it comes to social commentary, and they tend to attack things that are either very current or very obscure. In the most recent episode, Tweek x Craig, they take on an art form many know about, but which is rarely addressed on a huge network TV show. Yaoi, the Japanese slang word for "boys love," is also an illustration style popular amongst female fangirls of anime and other shows. Kind of like how guys, it's been rumored, enjoy depictions of girls doing similar things. Or, as Kyle explains:

A few days ago, Trey Parker and Matt Stone put out a call to fans for Yaoi style drawings of Tweek and Craig. What ended up happening confused some viewers and fans, but had others saying "yaoi wowee" (note: no one was actually recorded as saying that). Many of the drawings have apparently been floating around the Internet for years, even before they were requested. And they're hilarious, especially if you're familiar with the genre. Here's Wendy explaining the fan culture of Yaoi in much more romantic terms:

Some fans were totally psyched to see their work flash by on the screen:

https://twitter.com/Terragaze/status/659562094501695488?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfwhttps://twitter.com/shuuennoshiori/status/659553932738502656?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfwhttps://twitter.com/royasuka/status/659793915759955968https://twitter.com/PKbodyrockin/status/658507630944489472

Others were confused, angry, or Yaoi fans who thought they were being insulted:

https://twitter.com/goodsoybun/status/659606109406126080https://twitter.com/dulceporcelana/status/659562167058976768?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfwhttps://twitter.com/KindaFunni/status/659572111623634945?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfwhttps://twitter.com/aliveinthewired/status/659577871166390272?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw

Though, if you expect to be the subject of a South Park episode and not get mercilessly mocked, you've clearly never watched the show. Which makes the Tweek/Craig stuff even weirder. Those who watch a lot of South Park generally felt this was supportive as far as the show goes, especially when you compare it to their treatment of, say, Donald Trump.

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