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[SharkE]

these are the kids who were raised by wolves and will end up on Medicaid and the rest of us will be supporting them.

[happycat]

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@KingstonsMom wrote:

There's also an email 'prank' going around, where the email looks like an important update re: the virus, but when you open it, it's a very large male completely naked....and I mean completely naked.!

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Thanks for the warning. I'm already nauseous, don't need to see that. 

[Sheila P-Burg]

@KingstonsMom  ....  I don't know what to say. Did you get the e-mail? I am sorry ..... I have to ask. You said large male ..... did you mean in all over built ......... or .........

At least I got my laugh for the day!

[grandma r]

How ignorant can these people get????  Obviously they can be identified;  lock them up for a while.  They deserve to be punished for possible endangerment to others and destroying food.

[KingstonsMom]

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@Sheila P-Burg wrote:

@KingstonsMom  ....  I don't know what to say. Did you get the e-mail? I am sorry ..... I have to ask. You said large male ..... did you mean in all over built ......... or .........

At least I got my laugh for the day!

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@Sheila P-Burg 

LOL! By large, I mean.....OR.... good guess! 

Yep, I got one and so did a couple of other people I know.

[maximillian]

This is totally a guess on my part, but I'm going to guess that these young'uns come from extremely well-off homes and they have never had to worry about basics like healthy food.  They have homes where waste is common and they never are taught consideration for those who do go hungry on a regular basis.  Throwing away large quantites of food is just a prank.  They "pranked"  the grocery store and the public. I'm confident that they see nothing wrong with what they did.  I don't see their adult years as being any different.  They will always feel entitled to do whatever, regardless of the effect it has on other people.  In their minds they were bored and just having a little fun. 

[Puppy Lips]

Teens do dumb things.  When our youngest son turned 13 years old, we jokingly had "Dumb for a decade" written on his cake.  He turned 22 last week.  I almost wrote "Decade not over yet", but instead put "No Blow Zone" to indicate that he would not be blowing out any candles on his cake.  Next year I guess I can write, "Decade now over."

I hope those teens are appropriately punished and learn their lesson.  What may seem funny to teens may not seem funny to the rest of us.  Hasn't it been that way for eons?

[KingstonsMom]

@maximillian 

Remember the teen who licked the carton of ice cream in the store then put it back in the freezer case?

The dumb*** had a friend film it, and posted it on social media, they caught him and he recently was sentenced to 3 months in jail.

Bet he isn't laughing now, but I'm sure he's making new 'friends' in jail!

[Forbidden Fruit]

I guess no one has seen the "challenge" going around to lick toilet seats and posting it to social media.  I don't even know what to say anymore.

[x Hedge]

   @maximillian 

I think you've given them too much credit.

I don't think they gave any thought to what happens after their prank except to anticipate the stares, dirty looks, maybe being shooed out by security and the manager. 

  (Attention)

And of course, the fun and feedback when their peers eventually see their videos.

  (More attention)

But did they give forethought to what the store mgnt. have to do with all that fresh food they coughed over?

  I don't think they gave that any attention.