Monday, May 12. 2008Behold, the future of America.
When I was 13, it never crossed my mind to steal a credit card from my parents and stay up all night playing Halo with hookers, but obviously this kid is ahead of the league.
I'm posting this here because it made me laugh so hard. Trackbacks
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Radar on :
I am so proud that Texas hookers don't discriminate. "and as State law does not allow those with disabilities to be discriminated against they had no right to refuse them."
I hope we all learn a lesson from these civil liberties devoted women. Johnny Elbows on :
"Ralph's ambition is to one day become a politician."
Sounds like he's got a good start on it. He already knows how to steal from the people who provide for him and waste the money on frivolous games and hookers. The Mad Giggler on :
Now that's what I call cynical!
Sideshow on :
I would call it accurate though!
Johnny Elbows on :
Is an example really necessary?
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/03/10/nyregion/10cnd-spitzer.html?_r=1&scp=1&sq=eliot%20spitzer&st=cse&oref=slogin Daboo on :
I don't see why the hookers complained. You'd think a night of Halo would be a welcome break.
Radar on :
Perhaps they enjoy their work.
Wren on :
Whatever, I'd totally spend all night playing Halo if I was gettin $1000 regardless.
Ancient of Days on :
I don't get it - what is 'playing "Halo" on an XBox' a euphemism for?
Radar on :
Maybe I have been out of the "game" for too long, but it isn't a euphemism for anything.
Sideshow on :
See here's the real disturbing part of it to me.
The kid steals the credit card goes on a 30K shopping spree but only gets an Original XBox and Halo 1? Kids just don't have standards nowadays. |
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