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Tell us about the insane kid you went to high school with

CleveBucks said:
Kid in my class decided it'd be fun to bend a paperclip into a U-shape and stick it into the electrical outlet... while holding onto it with bare hands. Thing shot sparks everywhere and flew all the way across the room. Too bad it didn't knock him across the room too. This was the winter of senior year... he dropped out of school less than a month from graduation.
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I have a similar story to this. In eigth grade science class we were working with electricity. So our teacher gave everyone D batteries and cut up christmas lights. My lab partner of course didn't think that sticking the ends of the light to a battery or two was bright enough, so he decided to stick it in the outlet.

The teacher had the lights turned off in the room so you could see the bulbs better. So once he stuck the light into the socket, it lit up for about a half a second and exploded. There was a large flash that lit up half the room. Fortunetly the teacher wasn't paying attention. My lab partner wasn't hurt.
 
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This is no one I personally knew but went to school with, she was a hood maybe two years behind me in school. She lived probably a quarter mile away from my parents and did the most dispicable thing imaginable.

We lived in a small village in SW Ohio. About 60 people, one intersection with one little carry out and our house was on the corner. It was early summer, maybe June, on a Saturday afternoon, garbage day. I was out working in the yard with my father and we saw the garbage truck pull up in an empty lot next to the carry out along with a couple county deputies. My dad walked over to the store to see what was going on. The garbage man went to throw a load of trash in the back of truck and saw a little arm sticking out of a bag he had already picked up. I guess he thought it was a doll of some sort and pulled out what was actually a dead newborn baby. That's all we knew for a few hours.

Later on that evening as I was hanging out with some friends watching a game on TV, the doorbell rings. A well dressed man asked me if I went to Edgewood High School, which I did. He said he was with one of the news stations and the workers at the store next door told him so and he wanted to know if he could borrow a yearbook. I grab the book and ask him what's up. That's when he tells me about the girl down the road who was pregnant and delivered the baby herself in her families basement and suffocated it before throwing it in the trash. I guess her family didn't even know she was pregnant and she tried to hide the entire thing. I'm not sure what she ended up getting sentence wise as I'm almost positive she was still a minor and I think they tried to throw insanity into the defense.
 
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CleveBucks said:
I remember when that was going on. stuck up bitch got off too easy.
This quote from the defense attorney is really scary...

"This case is really about a fearful teen-ager trapped in an adult's body," DeVan said. "Audrey is guilty of being a scared teen-ager. Audrey is guilty of making mistakes. But that does not make Audrey guilty of a crime."

i guess I'll never know how some people's brains work :confused:

I wonder if some HS kid raped this lawyer's daughter, would he say "This case is really about a horny teenager trapped in an adult's body. Little Bobby is guilty of being a horny teenager. Little Bobby can't control himself and is guity of making mistakes. but that does not make Little Bobby guilty of a crime"
 
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