Posted on 02/02/2018 9:35:35 PM PST by Extremely Extreme Extremist
ROUND ROCK, TEXAS - A Grisham Middle School student is facing disciplinary action after school officials say he used his personal cell phone to procure an adult entertainer to come to the school as a prank.
According to a letter sent to parents Thursday, the entertainer realized the address she had been given was a school upon arrival, called the front office and reported the prank. The letter states she did not enter the school.
Principal Paige Hadziselimovic stated that they were able to identify the student responsible and appropriate disciplinary action has been taken.
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If it had been a tranny/gay stripper, all would be forgiven.
Go Big or Go Home...
or maybe:
Go Big and Go Home!
“...he used his personal cell phone to procure an adult entertainer...”
I gotta get me that app.
Wow. There’s an App for that?!?
Glad I didn’t have a smart phone in High School.
Never mind. I didn’t have the money or a smart phone.
Still though...
That’s pretty funny. Too early for the senior pranks in May.
*snicker*
Crazy.
if I was the administrator. I would of had a hard time keeping a strait face as I threw the book at the kid.
Further comic relief:
Cow has, “Eat more chicken!”, sign in his hands.
Tap screen for sound when you get there.
https://instagram.com/p/BeQ1pFSh0Ey/
“he used his personal cell phone to procure an adult entertainer to come to the school as a prank.”
Hah, that’s a good one. I wish I had thought of it myself. Back in the mid-70s it would have been ranked as one of the most memorable...in a good way.
I couldn’t afford the bill.
Good Initiative, Poor Judgment.
Oh, the humanity! There were udders everywhere.
I know, and without support during the scuffle.
This was probably a put on, but it was funny.
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