You, kid, are a dipshit!

[Rusty Shackleford]

Ran down to the Turkey Hill today to tea and some of those lovely Fritos, and as I was waiting in line to checkout, I couldn't help but notice this dipshit white kid (had to be 14 or 16 years old) in line ahead of me. Well, first of all I always thought the rule was No shoes No shirt No service. Well apparently, having a shirt hanging from your neck, though not actually being worn, counts as wearing a shirt. Well as if that wasn't enough, this kid was wearing his pants off (and I mean completely off) of his ass, with his boxers all bunched up above. It was so very hard to resist the urge to whup his ass like his parents should have done a long time ago. I'm at the end of my rope with this shit. I had to vent here to you folks, otherwise I am going to lose my mind. This kind of crap is what's ending our world. This kind of crap is why I'm prepping. This kind of crap is what is our 'future world leaders.' Well, if that is true, then we are all fuckin' screwed. And BTW, if I ain't mistaken, (maybe it is a rumor, I don't know for sure,) that kind of look means you are 'available' in prison. I really wanted to ask him if he liked to take it in the hooptie, but I didn't figure he'd get it. I'm voting for population control on this one. Anybody wanna loan me a poison dart?

 

[muleman]

He would get so much shit if he came in a store up here he would leave. Maybe in Corning and Elmira but not out here. I see enough of that when I go to the cancer centers to piss me off. If you would see how some of them dress to visit folks in a hospital you would die.

 

[Rusty Shackleford]

He would get so much shit if he came in a store up here he would leave. Maybe in Corning and Elmira but not out here. I see enough of that when I go to the cancer centers to piss me off. If you would see how some of them dress to visit folks in a hospital you would die.

They are dressing the same way to visit granny (when ma an pa force them to) in the retirement village. FFS this ain't Philly, it's DALLASTOWN! Population: FOUR HUMANS AND A DOG!!!

 

[Leni]

I remember walking behind a kid like that with an older couple next to me. They were shaking their heads but doubled over in laughter when I commented that I was waiting for the pants to just fall off.

 

[Rusty Shackleford]

I'm gonna start pretending to mug them. That way when they try to run, they fall on their faces.

 

[Leni]

One kid here in LA tried to run but his pants fell down and he didn't have any underwear on. He fell and skidded on his front. Must have hurt a lot. The police didn't have any trouble taking him into custody.

 

[Rusty Shackleford]

One kid here in LA tried to run but his pants fell down and he didn't have any underwear on. He fell and skidded on his front. Must have hurt a lot. The police didn't have any trouble taking him into custody.

GOOD hopefully now he can't breed

 

[EastTexFrank]

Ah, the good ol' days when it was just skin tight jeans and winklepickers.

 

[pirate_girl]

I dunno Rusty.
I see kids like that out and about often.
Sometimes the thought comes to mind that they are attempting to appear rebellious and tough.

More often I feel sorry for them wondering what sort of upbringing they must have had, or what their lives must be like.
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There is this kid called Shane who lives in the neighbouring section behind my house.
He must be like 15/16.
His Dad is a drunk and works at a factory here.
Shane is one of those kids who is always on his own.. on his bike going somewhere.
Same clothes on all the time, homemade tattoos, looks unwashed.
He's polite to everyone.
The kind of kid who likes to appear rough and tough, but he's not.
Probably needs more love and direction in life.
Like lots of teens do these days.

 

[JEV]

Along PG's line of thought, I can pretty much look at a kid and tell if he's screaming for attention or destined for a life in and out of jail. The jail birds are rarely alone at this age, and we all know what happens when a bunch of punks get together in a group...trouble city. The individual kids are looking for attention, but they choose the wrong way to do it. In my business I see the piss poor home conditions these loners come from, and like PG, my heart goes out to them. I traveled that road for awhile because my dad was an alcoholic who was either drunk or hung over when he wasn't working. Mom was just a typical depression era Mom who was sweet as they come, but she couldn't fill the roll of a father. Ya know, Rusty, they ARE the future leaders of the country, but they will need guidance and encouragement from someone to help them along. If everyone writes them off as losers, they will fill that roll. If someone takes an interest in them and tries to make a difference in their life, there may be hope for them to turn out differently. Like a vintage car found in an old barn, you sometimes have to look beyond the dirt and years of neglect to see its potential with a bit a TLC and elbow grease. People are pretty much the same.

 

[Rusty Shackleford]

Along PG's line of thought, I can pretty much look at a kid and tell if he's screaming for attention or destined for a life in and out of jail. The jail birds are rarely alone at this age, and we all know what happens when a bunch of punks get together in a group...trouble city. The individual kids are looking for attention, but they choose the wrong way to do it. In my business I see the piss poor home conditions these loners come from, and like PG, my heart goes out to them. I traveled that road for awhile because my dad was an alcoholic who was either drunk or hung over when he wasn't working. Mom was just a typical depression era Mom who was sweet as they come, but she couldn't fill the roll of a father. Ya know, Rusty, they ARE the future leaders of the country, but they will need guidance and encouragement from someone to help them along. If everyone writes them off as losers, they will fill that roll. If someone takes an interest in them and tries to make a difference in their life, there may be hope for them to turn out differently. Like a vintage car found in an old barn, you sometimes have to look beyond the dirt and years of neglect to see its potential with a bit a TLC and elbow grease. People are pretty much the same.

I see what you're sayin, JEV, and I'm like you, I can usually tell the difference and I feel bad for those certain kinds of kid, too. But this wasn't that. This was a group of kids dressed the same way, and riding nice bicycles. I'm not thinking they've had a hard life up until this point.