its weird looking at posts here ngl

[macncheese.]

i dont live in america n everytime someone like mentions "chromebooks" or like "strict" parents it js boggles my mind cuz stuff in my country is so different, like, yall r rich asf how tf do ur schools afford school laptops

n beating children w a stick or like making them kneel over ant hills(which is rly common) isnt strictly forbidden or looked down upon ngl

im not poor asf but it still like boggles my mind

[Yanderemenhera]

where I live, hitting children with things like belts isn't uncommon, people will do it in public to children who appear to be 1 or 2 years old. I was hit by my mom until I was 10 and I hit puberty and she felt too uncomfortable to continue.

I think in America it depends on the region for things like hitting children to be normal, in more rural areas it's very common whereas a big city in California smacking your child in public would be extremely tabbo and frowned appon.

[Yanderemenhera]

I do have a Chromebook too btw, i'd imagine they'd be expensive when bought on mass for a school, but a Chromebook is actually fairly cheap for an electronic, at least in my country. a Chromebook used for example is like $25 and shipping is $17 and 95 cents . I believe mine was bought new and it was $100, I do not know the exact price for like tax and stuff, mine isn't a school device but it was bought for me as a gift.

[Yanderemenhera]

example photo, also @macncheese. , what country do you live in if you don't mind me asking?

[SumRandomLoser]

guessing,,, i guess macnchips (/j) Lives in Portugal/England

[macncheese.]

@SumRandomLoser nope, try again

[UnpaidIntern]

@macncheese. Africa/South Africa

[macncheese.]

@UnpaidIntern close
well im not in the continent of africa but i am considered in an african country

[UnpaidIntern]

@macncheese. Egypt

[ext.savy]

I live in Texas so I have a pretty nice school and when I was 2-3rd grade we had ipads and they were niceee but then when I got in middle school we started taking the chromebooks home. If we break them we have to pay to fix them. And I'm in band and they take us on trips at the end of the school year and this year we are going to orlando florida universal studios and last year they took us to six flags so I guess u can say my school is kinda rich but not really.

[UnpaidIntern]

@macncheese.

Cabo Verde
Sao Tome
Seychelles
Mauritius
Comoros
or Madagascar

[Yanderemenhera]

my GED classes take place inside of a college basement, it's cold, dimly lit, and the desks are cold metal all suronding an unused white board. my teacher, if I can even really call her that, has a large desk with shelving and a mini fridge behind her. she doesn't really do much else but set up a laptop with a program that hasn't been updated since 2012 I believe. there's hardly ever anyone there, if any at all.
the program is buricratic and confusing, the work is fairly easy and mostly reading comprehension.
it's very underfunded and very depressing, the basement deadass looks like the set up for a horror game.

[macncheese.]

@UnpaidIntern u got it!
im not gonna say what country cuz i feel like its possibleto track me down

[ext.savy]

@macncheese. I know which one it is hehe

[UnpaidIntern]

@ext.savy "i know what country you live in, teehehee" bro what :(

/j

[ext.savy]

@UnpaidIntern I'm sorry bro he told a while back

[UnpaidIntern]

@ext.savy oh lmao it sounded so menacing for no reason at first, like the riddler from batman

[ext.savy]

@UnpaidIntern LMAOO