What the fuck is wrong with the new generation?
> Iowa teacher Leah Ingraham from the Fremont-Mills Community School District allegedly put the poster of forbidden terms in her classroom for her seventh-grade students to see.
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> The list of "banned words" contains everything from jokes to references to pro-masculinity words.
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> Starting off seemingly as a joke, the first term on the list was "Diddy party," followed by "diddler."
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> Students are also seemingly banned from using terms like "alpha, beta, omega," and "sigma," which are typically related to terms like alpha male.
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> More obscure and unknown references included a ban on saying "baby oil," "skibiti (toilet)," and even the word "Ohio."
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> It's unclear why Ohio was chosen, but some definitions on the Urban Dictionary said that it could be used to say a person is bipolar or freaking out. This is apparently based on the state's unpredictable weather.

>>81896701 (OP)
when I was in school if the teacher said a certain werd was verboten, we just said it more.

I sure do wonder how all this could've been prevented! The answer isn't very clear, though!

i keep forgetting iowa exists until something reminds me

>>81896701 (OP)
Soilennials have outsourced their parenting to youtube.
>>81897272
For me it's vermont or maine.

>>81896701 (OP)
>It's unclear why Ohio was chosen, but some definitions on the Urban Dictionary said that it could be used to say a person is bipolar or freaking out. This is apparently based on the state's unpredictable weather.
This is hilarious. It's just because Ohio is a boring place where mundane but insane things happen (in theory), which creates a contrast.

>>81897311
Yeah it's just another way to say middle of nowhere with the addition of it being full of weird shit because noone knows about it.

>>81896701 (OP)
Its a pussified generation. You cant even call something horrible by its name you have to substitute some cutesy spin on it (grape, unalive, etc)