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Argumentative Essay On Teenage Communication

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"In short, there is no way that the united states government could even succeed in monitoring social media platforms to prevent bullying or any other issue. There are too many false alarms that would arise and that could put a lot more people in danger of being watched or shutdown or confronted by government officials for something they did not do. In the modern world of teenage communication, in which i am fluent, there is a form of communicating solely through pop culture references. These can be a range of boosts of motivation to sarcastic insults that mean compliments. The problem this creates range from misconceived bullying to a misdemeanor being pushed onto a teen that did not intend any harm and where there is no harm done. Things like, …show more content…

I coulda dropped mah croissant"" ""Nate how are those chicken strips?"" ""F%#K YA CHICKEN STRIPS.....F%#K ya chicken strips!"" ""Road work ahead? Uh Yea, I sure hope it does"". ""Happy Crimus...."" ""It 's crismun..."" ""Merry crisis"" ""Merry chrysler"". ""...Hi Welcome to Chili 's"". ""HoW dO yOu kNoW wHaT 's gOoD fOr mE?"" ""THAT 'S MY OPINIONNN!!!.."".""Welcome to Bible Study. We 're all children of Jesus... Kumbaya my looordd Hi my name 's Trey, I have a basketball game tomorrow. Well I 'm a point guard, I got shoe game..."" . ""It 's a avocadooo...thanks"". ""Yo how much money do you have?"" ""69 cents"" ""AYE you know what that means?"" ""I don 't have enough money for chicken nuggets"" . ""Hurricane Katrina? More like Hurricane Tortilla."". ""Hey Tara you want some?"" ""This b*%th empty. YEET!"" . ""Get to Del Taco. They got a new thing called Freesha-- Free-- …show more content…

""Sleep? I don 't know about sleep...it 's summertime"" ""You ain 't go to bed?"" ""Oh she caught me"". ""All I wanna tell you is school 's not important... Be whatever you wanna be. If you wanna be a dog...RUFF. You know?"". ""Oh I like ya accent where you from?"" ""I 'm Liberian"" ""Oh, my bad *whispering* I like your accent..."". ""Next Please"" ""Hello"" ""Sir, this is a mug shot"" ""A mug shot? I don 't even drink coffee"". ""Hey did you happen to go to class last week?"" ""I have never missed a class"". ""Go ahead and introduce yourselves"" ""My name is Michael with a B and I 've been afraid of insects my entire-"" ""Stop, stop, stop. Where?"" ""Hmm?"" ""Where 's the B?"" ""There 's a bee?"" . ""There 's only one thing worse than a rapist...Boom"" ""A child"" ""No"". ""Later mom. What 's up me and my boys are going to see Uncle Kracker...GIVE ME MY HAT BACK JORDAN! DO YOU WANNA SEE UNCLE KRACKER OR NO?. ""Dad look, it 's the good kush."" This is the dollar store, how good can it be?"". ""Zach stop...Zach stop...You 're gonna get in trouble. Zach"". ""CHRIS! Is that a weed? ""No this is a crayon-"" I 'm calling the police""

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