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Carol said that she does not think the boys meant to hurt her son, but they did. She said she's talking publicly about the incident so other parents and school administrators take notice of similar hazing incidents.
Originally posted by: Lonyo
Wow.
The mother seems reasonably sensible!
Carol said that she does not think the boys meant to hurt her son, but they did. She said she's talking publicly about the incident so other parents and school administrators take notice of similar hazing incidents.
Seems like she might not sue!
Originally posted by: Queasy
Originally posted by: Lonyo
Wow.
The mother seems reasonably sensible!
Carol said that she does not think the boys meant to hurt her son, but they did. She said she's talking publicly about the incident so other parents and school administrators take notice of similar hazing incidents.
Seems like she might not sue!
Yes...the lawyers have not gotten to her yet. I'm sure they are already contacting her to sue the bus driver, the school, the school system, the county, the state, and God.
Originally posted by: Lonyo
Wow.
The mother seems reasonably sensible!
Carol said that she does not think the boys meant to hurt her son, but they did. She said she's talking publicly about the incident so other parents and school administrators take notice of similar hazing incidents.
Seems like she might not sue!
:thumbsup:Originally posted by: rivan
Just wow.
Originally posted by: trmiv
Originally posted by: Lonyo
Wow.
The mother seems reasonably sensible!
Carol said that she does not think the boys meant to hurt her son, but they did. She said she's talking publicly about the incident so other parents and school administrators take notice of similar hazing incidents.
Seems like she might not sue!
Why can't some mothers just realize they are only making it worse by going public about this stuff? Kids are cruel. He will never live this down. This is as bad as that kid that was tea-bagged in the locker room, and his Mom went on about it. I bet he's forever the "Tea-bagger" at his school now. Poor kids, their mommas are trying to protect them and only end up screwing them more.
Originally posted by: purbeast0
Originally posted by: trmiv
Originally posted by: Lonyo
Wow.
The mother seems reasonably sensible!
Carol said that she does not think the boys meant to hurt her son, but they did. She said she's talking publicly about the incident so other parents and school administrators take notice of similar hazing incidents.
Seems like she might not sue!
Why can't some mothers just realize they are only making it worse by going public about this stuff? Kids are cruel. He will never live this down. This is as bad as that kid that was tea-bagged in the locker room, and his Mom went on about it. I bet he's forever the "Tea-bagger" at his school now. Poor kids, their mommas are trying to protect them and only end up screwing them more.
lol ... link?
Originally posted by: Excelsior
You know what is really crazy about this?
It was a "golf team hazing ritual".
Originally posted by: nakedfrog
Originally posted by: Excelsior
You know what is really crazy about this?
It was a "golf team hazing ritual".
In my senior year, the golf team was partying and one of them passed out, so they shaved his head.
Then they felt bad, and all of them shaved their heads.
Originally posted by: trmiv
I'm not sure if it was a locker room, I probably remembered that detail wrong. But he was teabagged!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Avbh5fb8nY
Originally posted by: lyssword
I don't get it, what's so funny about a wedgie? It's a physical assault, if a random stranger did that to me I'd have them arrested. I'd sue my friends too, nobody touches my bawls/privates! :| (except for me)
Originally posted by: Leros
Originally posted by: lyssword
I don't get it, what's so funny about a wedgie? It's a physical assault, if a random stranger did that to me I'd have them arrested. I'd sue my friends too, nobody touches my bawls/privates! :| (except for me)
Sounds about right. No girl would ever touch your privates.
