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Durango High School student Sydney Spies's third attempt to get a yearbook photo approved spawned another slew of comments, ranging from thoughtful to rude to wry.
Here's an example of posts in the last category.
Ian Williams writes:
Well, if I knew you get a whopping 30 minutes of fame for something like this, I totally would have turned in that photo of me, full Monty, straddling my server tower...maybe my web design business would have taken off....
Good on her. Way to play the system. Whatever her name is will be famous some day!
For more memorable takes, visit our Comment of the Day archive.
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