Topic Idea: Inappropriate Parental Facebook Comments
Randy Lane • December 4, 2011
After MSU cheerleader Taylor Young took a nasty spill during a game, her Dad posted a picture on Facebook of her flat on her face, her cheerleading skirt flipped up. He included the comment: “I’m glad to see your booty isn’t gettin’ big … no one likes a chick with a big butt … love you”.
This Facebook post has stirred up controversy, with critics claiming a father should never talk about his daughter’s butt like that, especially publicly online. Read more here.
Set Up Ideas:
- Was his comment inappropriate or meant to be funny?
- What comments have your parents or relatives made on Facebook or another public place that embarrassed you recently?
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