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OT - Losers of the Week
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Sat Feb 16, 2008 12:43 amby JrnyScarab
Check out this video if it hasn't already been posted. What the fuck is wrong with our kids! This pisses me off so bad I'm at a complete loss for words.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=COOKf3V5U6M
Re: OT - Losers of the Week
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Sat Feb 16, 2008 3:08 amby mistiejourney
JrnyScarab wrote:Check out this video if it hasn't already been posted. What the fuck is wrong with our kids! This pisses me off so bad I'm at a complete loss for words.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=COOKf3V5U6M
Well, I'm pretty sure their parents had something to do with the way they were brought up.
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Sat Feb 16, 2008 3:16 amby conversationpc
OK...This is the first F-bomb I've ever dropped on the forum.
My first reaction was..."Fucking dumbass bitches!!"
I almost teared up there, too. That little girl who had her money stolen looks exactly like my daughter when she was just a couple years younger.
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Sat Feb 16, 2008 3:35 amby Playitloudforme
Thank god for the internet.... know everyone knows. Pond scum. Amoebas on fleas on rats who live in pond scum.
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Sat Feb 16, 2008 4:34 amby JrnyScarab
They need to tie these girls to a chair and stuff girl scout cookies down their throat until they puke. Then repeat over and over until they promise to apologize sincerely.
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Sat Feb 16, 2008 4:44 amby Angiekay
Nothing a good pop on the ass when they were little instead of politically correct worthless "timeouts" wouldn't cure. If their parents had any balls at all, they'd be grounded for a year, ALL priveleges taken away and the parents would push for court punishment, more for their attitude then the crime. Let the little bitches rot in a jail for a month and see what their attitude is when they get out.
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Sat Feb 16, 2008 8:26 amby Uno_up
I don't know what's worse, the fact that those girls are so horribly raised or the fact that i want them in a 3-some...(providing of course that they're of legal age)
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Sat Feb 16, 2008 6:37 pmby mikemarrs
i'll say this....once upon a time i really wouldn't have thought about it but its amazing how your views can change especially when you start to have kids.you have to put yourself in that girls parents shoes.would you want that to happen to your child? i'd definitely be madder than hell.those girls need to be punished.i have a three year old daughter and she'll know right from wrong and also how to defend herself too.
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Sat Feb 16, 2008 7:05 pmby Vladan
Sure it's bad, but... it's not that bad! petty crime. But the most concerning part isn't the crime, it's their bad attitudes. It's that type of attitude that will send them to either prison or probably worse (if that's possible) We have all been there, but if you don't learn from it and grow up? well thats a big problem.
And it's not always the parents fault either. Sometimes you have the most amazing, really good people as parents and the kids just turn out like that. People can choose who they want to be at the end of the day, no matter how f**ked up you grew up, that is no excuse.
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Sun Feb 17, 2008 5:42 amby Angiekay
Teen to be tried as adult in robbery of Girl Scout
By Sally Apgar
South Florida Sun-Sentinel
February 8, 2008
An 18-year-old who detectives say confessed to stealing $164 from a Girl Scout selling cookies is expected to be tried in adult court for petty theft, state attorney spokesman Michael Edmondson said.
The teen was still 17 and therefore a juvenile when she allegedly drove the getaway car last week. The South Florida Sun-Sentinel is not identifying her because of her age at the time.
Edmondson said the State Attorney's Office could announce the moving of the case to adult court as early as today. Prosecutors have the power to move a juvenile case if there is a prior history that includes a felony.
The teen told detectives she drove the getaway car and said she and her accomplice, another student at Park Vista High School, wanted to split the money and go shopping at the mall.
The juvenile accomplice, who has not been charged, struck up a conversation with Gracie Smith, 9, who was selling cookies from a table set up in front of the Winn-Dixie supermarket at Hypoluxo and Jog roads west of Boynton Beach. The teen grabbed an envelope containing $164 off the table and jumped into her friend's waiting silver Mitsubishi.
The cookie theft has attracted public attention and angry e-mails have been posted to Internet news sites following one teen's appearance in a widely broadcast interview in which she described the crime as "so easy" and expressed no remorse. The State Attorney's Office was also slammed with angry e-mails from people who want the two teens punished.
The 18-year-old was arrested this week on her birthday because her probation officer determined the alleged theft violated conditions of her probation in an unrelated case that involved battery of an ex-boyfriend. She appeared at a hearing in juvenile court Thursday with her attorney, Lewis Hanna, for violating that probation. Hanna said she denied the violation. She is scheduled for another hearing on the probation matter Feb. 29.
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Sun Feb 17, 2008 5:55 amby yulog
Lake worth Florida is full of this stuff, its not the best area(i'm being nice) lots of drugs ,hookers, guns and gangs....not surprised
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Sun Feb 17, 2008 9:45 amby Just Sara
HOLY FREAKIN CRAP!!!!!!!
And they have no idea that what they did was wrong???!!!!!
I don't even know what to say!