Phone rule

I strongly disagree with the cell phone rule and I dislike it 100%. I feel like one or two people who've made a mistake shouldn't effect everybody. All freshman and sophmore shouldn't have to pay because  one or two peoples behavior. What about those who didn't do anything wrong those that completely followed the rules. Now their getting punished for something they didn't have anything to do with which is absolutely unfair. I think that as young adults we should be trusted with our cellular devices just as the adults, teachers, and all staff are. We are on college campus and have college classes but yet aren't treated like the college students. Yes,I know we've made mistakes and used out cellphones in times we shouldn't everyone has. Almost every teacher I've had has had a moment where they say give me one second I have an emergency and use their phone. The teachers and staff don't care if we have an emergency so we should be treated with the same respect we give them when using our cellphones. Now I know the teachers say if it's an emergency they can contact the office but I've never seen a teacher get a phone call to their classroom phone saying your wife said this tragedy occurred ever in my life. The teachers find out through their cell phones and all I ask for is the same privilege.        

message I would send to a million people

If I had a message I could send to a million people the message I'd send would be that 2k is the greatest game ever created. I think 2k is an excellent game and everyone interested in basketball should play it. When playing it, it gives you the feeling as if your really in the game. The graphics make it feel like your face to face with the player which I think is incredible. My cousin told me one day he took it to work and his boss, for the longest thought he was watching an actual Cavs game. He also said the only reason his boss realized it was a video game was because some of the consistent unusual dunks that continuously happened. But my cousin told me his boss was chanting every time the Cavs would score and that he got very excited and was yelling go James every time LeBron touched the ball. I think that must be a pretty realistic looking game for someone to think he's watching t.v rather than a video game.

After my son turned so did my neighbor. He lost all his trust in me and no longer wanted any kind of association to occur between the two of us. I did all I could to convince him he just never gave me back his trust. I tried to bring up what if it were your child who was infected and you had him caged up in your house. He continuously neglected what I was saying and responded that it's not his child it's mine and that's the end of the discussion. I was stunned as if lighting struck down directly hitting me. I knew that it was now me myself and I against the world, and there wasn't a soul with me. Me and my son used to search and scavenge for food together but without him I must find a way to make a living by myself. Being alone I no longer have anyone to pick me up if I fall or help me when I get in a sophisticated situation.My life, my hands, everything is now up to me. After a while I wondered would times always be like this? Is this it? Will times forever be this way? Then one day I heard screams from next door so I grabbed a weapon and went that way. I kick in the door and see my neighbor on his two knees crying because his son was bitten. I looked him dead in the eye and said your on your own pal and casually walked away.