Schnedwob posted:

Schnedwob posted:

mdm posted:

Is this sold as a T Shirt anywhere because lately I've felt free speech isn't as radical as it could be lately, the 2nd Amendment people are having their moment in the sun right now by stealing government land, no one cares about the 1st any more it's a shame

ArgoATX posted:

K I L L Y O U R P A R E N T S

Maoist Pussy posted:

You can get literally anything printed on a t-shirt now-a-days!

NESguerilla posted:

Are Cobb salad and Colton burpo the kids from the hilarious murder/ abduction "prank" posted earlier?

Schnedwob posted:

The American Dream posted:

They did a show like this at the theatre next door to my bar. There were a few hundred teen girls and their moms lined up outside a couple hours before the doors opened. Some of them got pissy because people would smoke near them because they were outside the front door of a loving bar.

There were vip tickets for like $75 that included pizza and a chance to meet the stars an hour before the show starts. You know those japanese teen girls bands and the creepy men that are obsessed with them. This feels like the same thing except it's teen girls which seems much more appropriate.

Schnedwob posted:

CalmDownMate posted:

Are teenagers of the day considered millenials now to? I thought that was a new generation...

Snatch Duster posted:

Yea teens are new generation. The only millennial there is the host who apparently is 32 and failed at life.

speshl guy posted:

Colton Burpo is the kid who definitely went to heaven when he was in a coma and came back in time for his parents to sign a book and movie deal for millions and force their child into the role of false prophet before he was old enough to drive.

amusinginquiry posted:

The hell, is that actually him?
I don't know what is potentially weirder, that Colton "heavenis4real" Burpo is part of Teen Roast or that there might be multiple people out there named Colton Burpo.

TontoCorazon posted:

Or that those names were made up

Booblord Zagats posted:

Do people actually think that poster is real?

ArgoATX posted:

right? i'm coming up on 30 and 90% of my peer group makes just enough to support their alcohol and cocaine habit, what kind of square little bitch wants to grow up?

Snatch Duster posted:

I don't get it. How can a millennials be born starting in 1980 and end with ones born in 2000? Tell me how a 16 year old has the same generational culture as a 36 year old? That is nuts. Even a 19 to a 29 is huge gap.

Personally the start date should be '80 and the end date like '95.

Fishstick posted:

Don Tacorleone posted:

This is so loving stupid but around vine #154 I lost it at "Big cheerio!"

So this is what it takes to be famous in 2016 huh

kalstrams posted:

MrMoo posted:

How did she not get electrocuted?

Booblord Zagats posted:

Do people actually think that poster is real?

King Vidiot posted:

Now we just need to bring in Japanese men to become fans of the teenaged girl fans of Vine superstars.

MMM..MLURP

MrMoo posted:

How did she not get electrocuted?

ghostter posted:

Flaggy posted:

Almost but not quite better than Goon Camp..

Gyra_Solune posted:

well great now i have no idea if i am a millennial or a gen...z...er because i just turned 21 last week

i am a drifting spirit, lost between the boundary of the past and future. my hobbies include naruto and my collection of wakizashis

Waroduce posted:

didnt tumblr have a get together that was hilarious?

Waroduce posted:

didnt tumblr have a get together that was hilarious?

5er posted:

That was dashcon.

That I mentioned like 3 posts before you.

IncredibleIgloo posted:

I am unsure why you would expect everyone to know that an event titled "Dashcon" would be related to Tumblr?

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A young woman has admitted trolling the mother of Jamie Bulger after sending her a series of vile messages on Twitter.
Chloe Cowan, 20, had previously denied harassing Denise Fergus, the mother of the tragic toddler infamously tortured and murdered by two 10-year-old boys, 22 years ago.
But on Thursday she broke down in tears in the dock as she pleaded guilty to the charge.
Cowan was arrested when police launched an investigation after Mrs Fergus complained about trolls on Twitter blaming her for the death of Jamie in 1993.

A picture of a relative of Mrs Fergus had been posted online and someone with the username SirJVenables, taunted: "Can't wait til he's a tot, the tracks are already calling his name."
The taunt was about the fact the two-year-old had been killed on train tracks in Liverpool by 10 year-olds Jon Venables and Robert Thompson.
The tweets had been sent between January and June last year.
Mrs Fergus tweeted: "Cant believe that some1 on here is still blamin me 4 my sons murder it took me a long time 2 stop blamin myself thanx 4 ruinin my evenin (sic)."

Cowan, of Ramsgate, Kent, was granted bail at Canterbury Crown Court on the condition she doesn't make contact with Mrs Fergus or any other prosecution witness.
Judge Adele Williams is expected to impose an interim Hospital Order under the Mental Health Act at the next hearing on January 22.
• Google, Facebook and Twitter ordered to remove pictures claiming to show James Bulger killer
She had previously pleaded not guilty "by reason of insanity" and a psychiatric report was ordered.
Cowan was charged under Section 4 of the 1997 Protection of Harassment Act of causing Mrs Fergus "serious alarm", which had "an adverse effect on her usual day-to-day activities".
The case is expected to be opened by the prosecution at the next hearing.