ZombieGenesis said:
emeraldrafael said:
Quiet Stranger said:
You never heard about stuff like this when I was growing up.
Basically this.
I mean, what is with kids these days? You never really heard about school shootings and bombings in the 1990s with Saxophoning Bill in the office. Well... not until the end at least. Besides, I didnt even know people used to do this period. I could see maybe with an N-Gage, but what kinda heartless bastard are you to do that with a GB?
Seemed to go downhill about the time they outlawed beatings and abolished hangin's.
JUST SAYAJIN.
Sadly, you are correct.
A good beating is what some of these crazy kids need these days.
I am joking (partly). Parents could just do their jobs and not try to be friends with their children. When a child starts a bomb scare, I am willing to wager that he acted up (in other ways) at home and the parents did nothing. There is no discipline in the majority of children today (excluding home schooled kids, they are responsible young adults. And occasionally a child whose parents still punished them for doing wrong).
lacktheknack said:
(whitty name here) said:
My I direct you to this? [http://encyclopediadramatica.com/ATHF_Terrorist_Attack]
Batteries and wires are grounds for bombs now...sigh.
Encyclopedia Dramatica? I'm not clicking that or anything close to it. I bet even the quote button is infected now... glurk...
That quote is accurate, sadly. Back in 07' a "underground advertising firm" (or as I call them a waste of money) put up signs on random spots in Boston, some locations would have been good for placing bombs like bridges. People who did not know what the character was thought that it was a bomb because "No one in there right minds would put that there unless it was a statement". Which was true but a statement meant to say you should watch a TV show.
In the end, it was a bad publicity stunt that got attention that was not intended. Moral is people will overreact to anything with batteries and wires.