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Teacher demonstrates to class how pictures spread on the internet, goes viral

It’s safe to say she proved her point.

Nov 27th 2013, 3:05 PM 6,704 Views 0 Comments

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A TEACHER IN THE US uploaded the image above publicly on Facebook last week, hoping to teach her students to be careful when posting images of themselves online.

A Reddit user found it on Facebook (where it has amassed over 800,000 likes on this page) and posted it to r/photoshopbattles, where kindly users pooled their skills to help really get her point across.

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Here’s one that shows how some pictures just won’t disappear from the Internet, no matter how hard you try (we’re looking at you, Beyonce):

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Obligatory Nicolas Cage:

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So you see kids, anything can happen.

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Teacher demonstrates to class how pictures spread on the internet, goes viral

It’s safe to say she proved her point.

iPhone thief sends handwritten contacts list back to phone’s owner>