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(04-21-2014 02:28 PM)redpillrage33 Wrote:  

Harmless prank, no need for a freakin' suspension.

From the story: "While he has scores of new Twitter followers and Facebook friend requests, Farves said he remains without a date for his school's May 10 prom."

He has also apologized for taking the focus of the event away from Ms. America's "diversity" message and says he feels bad for disrupting an event the school worked so hard to plan.

Doesn't matter. He wins.

How many high school achievements follow you through life?

Does being the star quarterback or shooting the winning basket at the big game going to be something people recognize you for later in life? Are you going to immediately be popular when you enrol in college because of the hilarious prank you pulled on your English teacher senior year?

Nope.

Is being the kid who asked out Miss America going to score you points for the next decade?

Absolutely.

Sure, people aren't going to recognize you in public, but you've got a great story that is immediately going to give you some very desirable DHV any time it "comes up naturally" in conversation.