Face THAT!

I am currently taking an evening high school math class in an adult high school, so that I can continue in my degree. It doesn't feel much like high school.

• Before I was very unpopular in high school: Now I'm too cool to care.
• Before I had to raise my hand and get permission use the bathroom: Now I simply go whenever. I actually got yelled at once by my old high school teacher for leaving during free study time. I was 18, and indignant about the entire situation. All the cool kids in the class took the side of my teacher.
  
• Before I had no cell phone: Now I have a cell phone, and the teacher doesn't mind when I text all class so long as I don't bother anyone else. While this might seem like extremely disrespectful behavior at face value, it pales in comparison to the audacious drama the other (so called) adults in this evening course dish out. Tonight I was flirting with Carolyn using math formulas over text.
  

We get one fifteen minute break out of a 3 hour class. I wandered into the empty computer lab to check my email and do some Facebook maintenance. Much to my surprise, Facebook was a banned website on the school's network! I have heard of this on the news before: companies and schools block access to Facebook because it is a time waster, they say. What they fail to realize is that I am above their policy out of the virtue that I'm playful with life and have friends application invitations to reject. Seize the day, or at least my break!




After a quick Google search I discovered faceyourbook.com, a free hack site that allows you to cut through any network blockage and surf the net as though it were a God given right. It can be used for any website that has been blocked, anywhere. Go forward with my blessing.

P.S.
Does anyone know how to watch LOST on abc.com from within Canada? I can't get past their ip defenses.

Update:

Alexander said this post reminded him of an episode of Frasier.