Cyber Bullies…*spits*
As we all now, Bullies..they’re getting techy now. They bully kids, usually a classmate, neighbor..etc. by 1) Creating Websites 2) Forums 3) Pictures 4) Comments on your profiles. If you’re a kid, probably, you wont do anything, for the fact that, you’re just a kid, what can you do? yell at them, or tell your parents about that? It’ll will be harder, you’ll be called a “mama’s boy”, uh-oh, another prob. Actually, you dont need to do anything. Ignore, Ignore and Ignore,
“Ignorance’s the best weapon against bullies” -Cheesemunk
You wanna know why? If you’ll ignore them, they’ll be tired of saying this and that, they wont bother doing it again. Personally, i’ve experienced that, at first, i was scared, they’re adults come on! but after a month, i rarely think about that. I’m scared, yep, i admit it, but when i’m only thinking about it -_-, if i’m not thinking about it, life’s fine.
Another option, a tough kid’s choice, hack the site. I don’t know if this will help or nope, but i’m pretty sure, that it’s no good. It’s ok, if you wont be the primary suspect for doing that, if not, teach them a lesson they will surely never forget.
Conclusion: Just ignore, they’ll be tired of that and … don’t be afraid, if ever they’ll tell you “i’ll go to your house and kill you”. LMAO, as if there’s no “Law”. Well, challenge them, and see what will happen. HAHA
Pssh, Free Rice.
Well, as we all know, the whole world’s experiencing Agricultural (Rice Shortage for short.) problems and it’s none of my business xD LOL, i’m just kidding. Well, freerice.com offers “Rice Donations”. How it works? Simple answer questions, mostly “Synonym” questions and donate 20 grains/correct answer. Well, start clicking now, and help the needy,
Link: http://freerice.com
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