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A Florida judge rules that two teenagers must post a video apology for a malicious prank against a fast-food worker that they'd uploaded to the Google video-sharing site.
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Here is the vid
Some of you people are really sick by the way. You wanna give a couple of teenagers JAIL TIME for tossing a pop at someone?
Do you have actual memories of your youth or has that whole time in your life gone black in your minds? I'm sure plenty of your egged a house or tp'd someone or soaped windows and at worst had to clean it up as punishment.
Jails are overcrowded enough with people who shouldn't be there. No need to start tossing in smartassed kids who toss a drink on someone.
- by benjaminstraight July 30, 2008 3:28 PM PDT
- Good order by the judge. A departure from tradition, and possibly more effective.
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