I'm gonna go look it up.

#23, you'll be sorry.

Lol, wow. The things people come up with.

#28, so, in retrospect, do you feel that acquiring this knowledge made you a better person or a worse person? Frankly, I feel that knowing what an Alabama Hot Pocket is has made me a lesser person compared to when I was ignorant of that maneuver.

Oh god I was eating my breakfast O.o

Perdix, these people will never learn. Someone always falls for your trap and lets curiosity get the best of them.

I suppose knowledge is power, the more the better. I could always use it in a verbal argument. Anything else you'd like to teach us all?

#57, there are a couple more in one of my comments on the home-schooled Facebook story. Find them at your peril!

47, It doesn't really matter what you KNOW, what matters is what you do with that knowledge. This is because people are defined by their actions and because you can't really control what kind of knowledge you acquire - by accident you can always find/learn something horrifying or disgusting, and you won't be able to forget it even if you want.

Always back to the urban dictionary terminology, it seems.

I choose to remain ignorant on the subject. Whatever you're talking about sounds like something traumatising enough.

#17, Correct capitalization and noun-verb agreement?

Texas State?

UCLA?