pixabay Teenagers, some as young as 13, have been going around stealing hundreds of cars, mostly Mazdas, because of another stupid social media challenge gone viral, police suspect. No, these teens are not stealing all these Mazda cars because it was named the best car brand of 2021. That would

Remember those kids in high school who bragged about being “good at drunk driving”? Those were the same kids who somehow stole and got away with it. And they didn’t steal small stuff; they stole liquor. From local grocery stores. Run by moms and pops. Those kids ruined America. We discuss these

Another day, another couple of white kids kissing their futures goodbye thanks to some TERRIBLE decision-making. Good lord, how many times do these idiots need to be taught this lesson? THE INTERNET IS WRITTEN IN INK. You think you’re firing off a silly little TikTok to your pals or your Finsta

Remember Spirit Week? Spirit Week: when a junior girl keyed “05” into the side of my ’94 Volvo. Spirit Week: when Andy Jacques broke Bryan Tupper’s arm in the arm wrestling tournament. Nothing humerus about it. Spirit Week: when a group of junior girls—the group to which the key chick belonged, and

The “Skull-breaker challenge” is the latest chapter in TikTok’s efforts to lower college enrollment. Millenials and boomers love to bemoan the idiocy of today’s youth, but the only thing new about their antics is that they film everything. We did the same dumb shit growing up. We just did less of