That end-of-the-school-year DVD may have been homemade by the teacher, but that doesn't mean it can't pack an accidental porno cherrybomb. An elementary school teacher in Sacramento mistakenly included 6 seconds of a "home movie" in a compilation she sent home to students. Click through to the article for an awesome photo illustration of how adults think kids react to gross-out grownup stuff. [SFGate] (Thanks to Paul!) (Photo: Adactio)
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Ok I work pretty close with elementary schools preparing videos during and at the end of the year.
HOW THE HELL was this possible o_O.
We go through again and again and again in iMovie preparing and proofing the video and it passes through 2-3 peoples eyes before the principle see's it at which point its approved and brought to my department for duplication.
I can only assume she didnt show it to other people, but how the hell did she not see it herself.
Did she not test the DVD to make sure it even worked?
@Jim Topoleski: Probably skipped over some boring parts at 10x speed i guess.
On a side note, that pic is absolutely hilarious.
Damn heterosexuals recruiting our kids into their immoral lifestyles...
On the bright side, the only question kids had was, "Dad, is that Ms. Defanti?" instead of "Dad, is that Ms. Defanti, 14 midget clowns and a baby elephant?"
...Because no parent wants to have that No We Can't Get a Baby Elephant conversation when it can be avoided.
@Jim Topoleski: For some reason I think of TV shows when this happens. Mostly I have the episode of Seinfeld where Elaine's Christmas card goes out w/a nipple exposed and the episode of Family Guy where the teacher is showing a video in class, and it turns into a video of him in coitus, and he just keeps narrating ti like nothing is happening.
@StevePJobs:
I tried to find out what you're talking about but couldn't find anything about "Julia Amelio".
Anyway, unless she worked for exactly the same school district, or maybe even in the same state, I fail to see your point.
@Trai_Dep: I have dodged the Can we get a baby elephant conversation so far. My luck will probably run out soon though and I will have to sit my boys down and have that dreaded conversation.
I like how the kid hadn't had any kind of "birds and bees" talk with his 6TH GRADER (yes, 6th--the 5th grade's over now) yet.
I guess the teacher was accidentally doing a public service by forcing these retard parents to ACTUALLY TALK TO THEIR KIDS about sex!
How many of those kids do you wanna bet would never have gotten "the talk" if it hadn't been for this dvd slip-up? I know most people i know had to learn everything from other kids at school, porn, the Internet...
@West Coast Secessionist: "I like how the kid hadn't had..." was supposed to be "I like how the parent they interviewed hadn't had..."








I always knew my teachers were lying when they said they personally did every test and assignment once to be sure they were accurate.