So watched Dazed and Confused last night and the mail box crushing got me to thinking of all the crap I did in High School.
What about y'all? High School or College or whenever.
What about y'all? High School or College or whenever.
Acts of Delinquency
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I was a good catholic boy.
So you were just spreading your seed....jacksonpt said:
I was too was a good boy in high school. College was another story, although I found vandalism to be too amateur. I can't really go into details as the authorities still may want to prosecute.
I was a good citizen in high school. I got into all kinds of trouble in elementary school and junior high. The hell I put my mom through.... 
I did lots of bad things in both high school and college.
What else are you supposed to do with youth?
What else are you supposed to do with youth?
where i lived most people had brick mail boxes so I didn't smash too many mailboxes. i used to break into chapels in cemeteries. lots of cemeteries in the country. also did a lot of golf course vandalism and vandalizing new, empty houses. Now that I think back on it, there were lots of people that hated me. I deserved to get my ass kicked. You just don't think about all the grief you cause people and the monetary damage you do when you are 14.
whats "Forked a yard" ?
tons of plastic forks stuck down in the grass
Some folks take it a little overboard...
I have heard of kids dieing because of things like this. One point, the kids should not have been doing it and deserved it.
But I think most poeple have done something similar as a kid.
Fine line here...
Damn Rednecks
I have heard of kids dieing because of things like this. One point, the kids should not have been doing it and deserved it.
But I think most poeple have done something similar as a kid.
Fine line here...
Damn Rednecks
You forgot the poll option for "Gave a mod negative rep for deleting a thread, but gave it to the wrong mod". Wouldn't want Chunky Munkey to feel left out. 
laura said:
do sporks count?
(true) graffiti is an artform, not an act of vandalism.
they probably wouldn't stick as far down in the ground, but i don't see why not. I prefer toilet papering the grass and then spraying dish soap all over the toilet paper so its virtually impossible to get up.douglas said:
Let's just say the statute of limitations has probably run out by now.
art, no matter whose property its on
West Bank, Palestine 2005.
"The security barrier separating the occupied territories from Israel is over 450 miles long and 38ft high. It was deemed illegal by the International Court of Justice but construction by the Israeli government continues."
West Bank, Palestine 2005.
"The security barrier separating the occupied territories from Israel is over 450 miles long and 38ft high. It was deemed illegal by the International Court of Justice but construction by the Israeli government continues."
Why is that when laura finally admits to killing a guy none of us are going to be surprised?laura said:
Who the hell runs into a mail box? Smash 'em, okay, but run directly into them with your car?ChuMaiWang said:
You have no idea what the pole is made out of or how deep it goes into the ground. Anyone dies because of that, and I'm chalking it up a prime example of Darwinism.
We used to get our mailbox smashed all the time when I was young (8 or 9). My dad bought a pressure treated 6x6, buried it several feet down in concrete, and surrounded the mailbox with 2x2 lengths of wood. A couple weeks later we found a sledgehammer-sized small indent in the side of the wooden cage, and a bunch of car window glass all over the ground next to it. Guess they tried to take it out anyway
very large stencilslaura said:art, no matter whose property its on
West Bank, Palestine 2005.
"The security barrier separating the occupied territories from Israel is over 450 miles long and 38ft high. It was deemed illegal by the International Court of Justice but construction by the Israeli government continues."
stevew said:
dunno about you, but i wouldn't exactly be upset if I woke up and found this on a building i own:
stevew said:
those pieces just incorporate stenciling. They are primarily spraycan (and probably rollers as well), and the second one probably uses wheatpasting as well (NOBODY can paint that photorealistic - the portion in the window)
The only mailbox I was ever involved in vandalizing we used my buddy's Blazer to push it over. He didn't go full bore - just drove up to it, put the front against it, and pushed it over.binary visions said:
Of course, his Chevy badge fell off and the cops traced it to his truck...... that was the beginning and end of our mailbox vandalizing days.
We TP'd a biology teacher's house one night and at some point someone determined he was out for the evening, so we proceeded to stack about a face cord of wood in front of his front door.
binary visions said:
I hear ya. "If you are gonna do something, do it right!!"
I would do the same (or similar) if folks were messing with my stuff. Sad thing is, some lawyer would probably try and sue.
stevew said:
and?
stencil creation is an art. The scale is what amazes me. The one with couch is HUGE.
that's why i made the disclaimer (although too subtly) about "true" graffiti. I have seen some amazing pieces. I've got a book called "graffiti world" - its a photo book of graffiti murals from around the world. some truly amazing artwork in there.
and yes, i hate seeing someone just scribble their name, or do a pi$$-poor job of a tag (i'm not a fan of tags. murals rule)
and yes, i hate seeing someone just scribble their name, or do a pi$$-poor job of a tag (i'm not a fan of tags. murals rule)
So no one blew stuff up? Entire small towns woke up in the middle of the night due to some of our shenanigans. You couldn't even tell something was a mailbox by the time we were done with it. Oh, the stuff you couldn't even remotely get away with today...poor kids.
peter6061 said:
I did plenty of that.
You know what a "cratermaker" is? We taped a load of them together with rocket fuses....wow man.
I was pulled from a car while trying to smash a mailbox with a wine bottle. I then bounced off of a mailbox with a pipe and cracked the back window. I then split my hand open while swinging a bat at mailboxes.
I quit screwing with mailboxes.
Our big deal was pushing garbage cans over with cars. We would also push shopping carts with the front of the car, counter steering to drive it into stuff. After we hit some cars, we stopped.
I quit screwing with mailboxes.
Our big deal was pushing garbage cans over with cars. We would also push shopping carts with the front of the car, counter steering to drive it into stuff. After we hit some cars, we stopped.
Me and Partsy set fire to an abandoned motorbike one day. Damn Honda Harley's those things deserve to burn. Call it a community service.
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OOops, I have been doing some work in the Finance Industry, I thought we were discussing Delinquency and how it is related to Frequency and Severity of loss.
Never mind.
Never mind.
Yesterday.Changleen said:
. A few years back in truth. Definitely old enough to know better if that's where you're going.
I did all of those (including the ominous "other") but I had never heard of forking a yard until now. I guess my day is complete. 
None of the above, in HS or college. I never thought it was cool to damage other people's stuff. The only "damage" I can remember doing to personal property was peeing in my roommate's shampoo & conditioner in college, cause she was a major b!tch. And I still think it's funny... :devil:
DRB said:Why is that when laura finally admits to killing a guy none of us are going to be surprised?
I'm quite a pacisfist.