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Aug
11
2009
This is why I never “Friend” my boss & supervisors and even why I’m wary of “Friending” co-workers. With the help of Facebook’s Status feature, this idiot bitched about their job.
Well, needless to say, you can guess what happened. But at least we all can look at this example and learn . . . and laugh.
[Source: Geekologie]
Jul
20
2009
Category : WTF?
Are people getting dumber? Are parents involved in their kids’ lives at all anymore?
I bring up these questions because some kid in China started drinking gasoline 5 years ago when he was 9 so we would become more like a Transformer. He was inspired to do so after viewing the Transformers cartoon series.
The youngster was so impressed that he began drinking fuel on a daily basis to “obtain energy” and become a mighty warrior like the Transformers. [Russia Today]
Mar
20
2009
The Wall Street Journal deemed “smoking smarties” a newsworthy subject and wrote a HUGE article on this “phenomenon.”
I used to “fake smoke” everything as a kid. I remember there were candy cigarettes for crying out loud. I “smoked” Twizzlers and things like that but never did it get to the point of potentially inhaling Smarties. Although I did know a kid who would crush them up and sniff them like cocaine.
So, that said, I think YouTube is bringing this sort of behavior into the public knowledge and in turn more kids are trying this. But to me this is not a shocking phenomenon. This is kids being kids. Believe me, I’ve seen/done worse.
See an example of a kid’s “How To Smoke Smarties” video after the jump.
