Now that teacher is on a crusade with his school district to have Hoobastank banned from the district. I pointed out that him showing his 8th graders the goatse was entirely his own fault for not researching the link before he clicked it and for the school’s not having a filter.

Of course, that won’t fit with his “I’m the victim” paradigm and might even endanger his job, so he won’t accept that logic.

He probably believes in Man-Made Global Warming and Al Gore’s Internet too.

Oh well.

Oh, and just to get in on the grammar topic: I stopped pointing out people’s grammatical errors long ago. I just skip the badly-written stuff altogether as automatically irrelevant. I can understand if you’re writing English as a second language (that’s easy to spot), but when you’re only excuse is that the closest spelling bee you ever participated in was via txt messaging… Ya, you’re too stupid to be worth considering valid in any discussion.

I’m sort of guessing that you think “despicable” is misspelled and making a common mistake in thinking it’s spelled “dispicable”, which is incorrect. If this is the case, you probably should avoid correcting people’s spelling in the future.

Nice detective work. I was too busy making fun of the moron teacher who clicked one of their links in a presentation to his 8th grade civics class and showed them the goatse to do any looking around.

I briefly wondered about a PS on the original pic, but figured it was the lighting.

It’s obvious that someone did a poor Photoshop rubber stamp job. No record label in their right mind would let one of their bands do that.

I agree though. I’m not a fan of them and I don’t care which way it sways.

That is from the Digg discussion, which is mostly a reiteration of the website’s discussion (which appears to have deleted your comment, btw).

Regardless, Hubastank is a stank-ass band and if this finishes off their career: so much the better. If it catapults them to stardom, I will be justified in having stopped listening to music radio.