You forgot Carly Rae jepsen... Lol

Carly Rae Jepsen is actually a girl, dweeb.

I may be clueless, but perhaps that was the joke?

65- it was a joke... I implied he missed another hated band/artist... I failed miserably... *starts eating pizza*

#37 and you forgot Kurt Cobain, the lead singer of Nickleback. *Shows a picture of Nicolas Cage*

I'm sure a lot of you are going to thumb down the previous post I just posted^. But there's a story behind it. I was on Facebook and a friend of mine posted a picture of Nicolas Cage, and the caption said "RIP Kurt Cobain (of nirvana) the lead singer of Nickleback". It had me dying of laughter. (the reason the post was even mentioned is because to my understanding a lot people dislike Nickleback; another band/artist everybody hates) And don't worry, I made sure to slap the stupidity out of him.

You do know, hollowichigo, that there is a very popular way of trolling conisisting of taking a quote, the person who said that quote, and a picture in the background of that person- and messing with it completely. E.g: "A wizard is never late, nor is he early, he arrives percisely when he means to." - Dumbledore. With a picture of Merlin in the background. I'm not saying this is the case, but what your friend wrote reminds me very much of that, so jdon't jump to hasty conclusions, you may have been trolled.

#73 yeah you're right. I'm tired of seeing "Inspirational Quotes" that people like Drake or Lil Wayne never said all over the place. But this one was… different. It was hilarious because the three of them actually look the same. I don't know about other people, but that was one of the funniest things I've ever seen on Facebook. :P

12- I'm sorry you had to deal with your situation, but I think raising hell (in OP's case) would be a little bit of an overreaction. The principal made an extremely stupid mistake, yes. But there's no reason to drag it out.

FYI, light year is a measurement of distance, not time.

Thank you for noting that, Doc. It is the distance that light can travel in one year, so about 6 trillion miles. If you look at the word, we can see where it has its roots; not in a time period but a distance. Hope that clears up any confusion for further usage!

#59, you know, we actually use "Time" as a measurement of distance.

74- You use time as a measurement of distance? No, you don't. Time can be relative to distance traveled (i.e.; it may take you an an hour to go 45 miles) but you don't use time to actually measure any length. Correct me if I'm wrong Doc/Pleonasm, but I think I said that correctly.

#76 yeah, I forgot EXACTLY what MinutePhysics (It's an education channel on YouTube. You should check it out, it's really cool channel. They say really awesome facts) said, but it was similar to what you and Doc said. We use Time as technically a substitute to great distances. Such as 8 miles = 60 minutes. Sorry for my post, I shouldn't have said anything without an actual understanding.

76 - Actually, time is more relevant to speed and/or acceleration. So, it could take you an hour to travel 45 miles, but that's not because it's 45 miles: it's because you're travelling at 45 miles per hour.

Sinkhole, thanks for saying that more clearly, that's what I was trying to get at. :) I've never been very good at science, and it is sometimes difficult for me to translate my thoughts into words in that area.

True, but the principal isn't going off the logic that she looks like a guy, therefore she is the guy in the film. Rather that she looks like a guy, so that guy in the film must be a manly-looking girl instead, with her fitting that profile. I'll probably get thumbed down, but I just wanted to clarify that it's more likely he knows she's a girl and thinks a manly girl was involved, rather than him thinking she's a guy.

Ah, good point, sir. When OP specified that it was two guys, I automatically assumed the principal knew that as well.

Touche

Nah, that wouldn't land OP in jail or anything.

That was also what I was thinking. Schools are more likely equipped with web cams from radio shack instead of NASA telescopes.

Actually, the one at my school was strong enough to read a guy's chewing tobacco can on his dashboard, and he was parked at the very back of the parking lot. They were high tech surveillance cameras and cost quite a bit.

I disagree. Tomboys still generally have ****, long hair, and wear women's clothing (just not the girly look). My friends call me a tomboy, though I've never been mistaken for a man.

I was a tomboy growing up and I had a really athletic body (no boobs and muscular) and wasn't ever confused for a boy. But girls now sometime try to look like boys and some boys grow their hair out. It could be an honest mistake. Some guys wear skinny jeans and pink shirts so for an old school principal, it could be a tough call.

Somebody beat you to it, squeaky... Fyl! Lol.

That would be an unfair fight! Gay boys know not to hit gender confused little girls! Justin Bieber would win by default.