SoMDGirl42
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so are his parents. I know where he gets it from!Well whoever he is, I think he is clever, and creative, and probably a lot of fun to hang out with.
Chopticon HS makes national news
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Yeah, I know, don't need to, his names in the one of the articles...just wondering who he "is" ...you kind'a made it sound like it's a big deal and I figure you're on the inside around here so...?
Christy
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Ha Ha! That is the one I was referring to.Cluck indeed. The prank we pulled at Tiki was your idea, but you left before we actually did it.
There were more, but that one stands out.
SoMDGirl42
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It was like class of '80 or '81 who stole Clara Belvedere? I didn't even move here until '86 and still heard about that. This will be one of those stories.
SoMDGirl42
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I think it is a big deal. He can't walk with his class. I imagine it's a huge deal to him, his parents, family............... Huge deal.
The thing that was put in the dumpster?Cluck indeed. The prank we pulled at Tiki was your idea, but you left before we actually did it.
Chopticon Thugs is offensive? :shrug:
It is so hard to read all of the posts before posting sometimes. I did and lost half of my thoughts I wanted to post but one I remember is: Did anyone else notice the cobwebs in the pictures of the ladybugs? SOOOOO gross, Last time I checked lady bugs don't spin webs.
There is a petition on Facebook: http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/let-brian-reminga-walk-let-hunter-mcfalls-speak
There is a petition on Facebook: http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/let-brian-reminga-walk-let-hunter-mcfalls-speak
No...let me slow it down here for ya...you made it sound like it was a big deal as to who the guy IS (not that he can't walk with the class and all that...) but as if the community at large would be shocked as to who it was. Apparently nobody important. Carry On.
All we did in 74 was take a teachers 1966 MG midget and carry into the school and put it up on the roof going thru the library windows .Seriously the only thing said was "it better be back in the parking lot by 3:00pm"!Cluck indeed. The prank we pulled at Tiki was your idea, but you left before we actually did it.
no more aphids @ Chopticon...
Good point! I bet the FFA really like that!!
I don't think this rises to the level of being charged by the police - at least not from what I've read so far. I think the bill for clean up should be divided amongst the parents of the kids involved. (IF my kid did that, I'd make him pay for it. OH, would I make him pay.
) They should have some kind of repercussions, and I think the clean up and/or paying for the clean up should have fit the crime. IF they did break and enter the school, and vandalized the school - then I guess there needs to be some kind of legal recourse. I don't think the one student should not be allowed to walk for Graduation. I think that is unreasonable.
Interestingly, I asked Thing2 if he had heard about the Ladybugging Incident at CHS. He said yes, and he agreed with the school.
I've created a monster! 
Just found out which kid isn't walking for graduation day because of this.
Ya'll will be surprised as well.
It did kind of sound like you were saying that you knew and others didn't, and would be surprised when they did find out.
Anyhow, I think it's kind of cheesy to come onto the forum and announce it, though. I mean, if anyone who posts here knows the name of the student, and knows the parent(s), AND knows they post here AND makes all those connections, why would someone who is a friend want to blab it all out on a public forum? To embarrass?
Well call me a rebel, or irresponsible parent, but I thought the whole thing was cute and quite clever. I am sad to live amongst such scrooges.
There was a pole on NBC4!!
72,000 ladybugs were released in a Md. school as a prank. What do you think?
Funny 86%
Awful 5%
Criminal 9%
Front page - scroll down and it's on the right side.
http://www.nbcwashington.com/news/
I'm part of the 86%. I voted.
I'm part of the 86%. I voted.
Me, too!