How do you do that? They're kids. They don't come out knowing what's right or wrong and because this letter was sent to more than a couple, but less than all the girls, it was probably three boys. I'm willing to bet that even one of them didn't think it was cool.

I'm sure they're being reprimanded, so that part's covered. What that leaves is how to teach them not to do this advance. I'm sure there aren't future generations of high school seniors reading this post and no high school principals or parents are going to add this to the list of pranks students should be cautioned…

I'm sure you'd be horrified by a lot of things kids do. It's how they learn to behave.

I'm sure the true lulz was when they'd hope one would should up.
The boys are still in high school, they haven't seen many vaginas before.

Wow, there were a lot of "whiles" in my reply, which I was writing while doing some else.

I don't have the raw numbers, but one factor could be that they make an "inline" distinction. In 2008, my daughter had inline skates (roller blades), while now she has the regular kind and while you can rent the inlines at the rinks, most get the old-fasioned ones and while I can't view the video, they're what I see…

Not that I'm old, but I remember when roller blades first came out. I'm not going to name her because it wouldn't be fair, but I remember a friend of mine was going to sell them in her shop, so she had an event on the Community Store parking lot and one of the local cover bands played, so that everyone could see how…

The industry spokesperson does have a point about the amount of property required and how pricing is difficult. Though I'm sure there's at least one in every city, there may be only one, so on a per-capita basis, I don't think they're as plentiful as they seemed.

I kind of think that if you have to ask what happened to roller skating, you might want to get out of the city and have some kids. Though not as plentiful as they were in the 70s, I'd guess that most places with at least a 30-50k population have a rink and those which don't, if someone were interested, they should…

There are a lot of issues here, starting with overall subject and some of the opinions expressed by the cosplaying community, down to a blogger for a gaming site having to Google Doctor Who, when he was attending a Comic-Con (under the link).

I'm not seeing them on the satellite view, so they're most likely gone, but back about thirty years ago, there were a couple little cabin rental places in a swampy spot between South of the Border and Dillon. The little cabins were like ten by ten. I know they all had little porches with a couple of chairs because…

The links says "about three tablespoons", so I'd guess they were using Dixie bathroom cups.

They bring her blogging attention.

I agree that they could describe the employee's action and were the basis of her complaint.

If I'm understanding this story right, one of the hundreds of people working at Disney that day had an inappropriate response to the lady's top. It sounds like she had a brief exchange with him, then went on with the rest of the day, stopping by Guest Relations to fill in a comment card, then later she filed a report…

You know for about ten years NBC tried putting her in everything and while she made an impression and was recognizable, none of it really took. It's similar to what they're doing with David Walton now.

My wife and kids are vegetarians. Their nuggets are TVP with no chicken.

While she's not making furniture or doing math, I think the opposite of this ad are some of those from Jim Beam featuring Mila Kunis.

I don't know if there's actually a media component. I remember back in the 70s and 80s, if there was one suicide attempt among young people, there were always others. Of course most were just ploys for attention, but there wasn't really a media component at least where I lived. There was a school of a few hundred…

She is good. I'd often find myself distracted by her Downy Unstoppable video ads at Walmart.