Whilst using the Google Keyword tool, I noticed just how many kids were searching for all of the search terms shown in the tag cloud to the right. This brought back memories of my own time at high school, which ended some 8 years ago now! I can remember the sheer frustration at not being able to check my hotmail emails or login to msn on my lunch break, of course it is all about facebook now...... so I will tell you kids exactly how to access facebook from school, using exactly the same method that I myself used all of those years ago - and one which still works perfectly. To be honest, I could not care less whether or not you little toe rags can check your facebook at school and you should be getting on with your work anyway, just call this satisfying payback to my own school.

The reason you cannot access Facebook at school is simple, your school has blocked that site by its URL. I would say that almost every school in the world would have done this. The way around this is to bypass the schools block, and in order to do this you need to find a proxy surfer. There are absolutely tonnes of these, thousands and thousands. The chances are that your school will have blocked many of those two, but no organisation in the world would have blocked every proxy on the Internet. A proxy works by allowing you to surf anonymously, so that the blocker does not even know you are using the schools Internet, therefore it wont prevent you from accessing any site at all.

(I have not linked directly to these, you will need to copy and paste these URLs into your schools browser, adding www. or http:// before them.)

blockedsiteaccess.com

proxthis.com

turtlegymnastics.com

newestscooters.com

kproxy.com

invisiblesurfing.com

unblock.biz

proxypimp.com

anonymouse.org

schoolhammer.com

bigdoctoring.com

loginall.com

If you are having trouble finding a proxy that works to beat the block, there is another way that you may be able to access facebook from school. This is to install a piece of software called HotSpotShield, which can be downloaded from HERE. If your school system allows the install (sometimes this is blocked too) then just click 'connect' when installation has finished, and you can browse any site that you wish. Be sensible with it though kids, I don't want to get you thrown out of school - you may be young, but that is no excuse to be a complete fool.

(I found this courtesy of a pc geek forum, don't ask me if you can't figure out how to use it)

Start > Run > cmd > ENTER

Type: "ping facebook.com"

right-click > Mark

Select the I.P. Address > Right-click

Open IE

Press CTRL+V > ENTER

I don't believe you!