|
Edited on Thu Oct-26-06 10:17 AM by redqueen
Halloween is fast approaching. It's pretty much the one night reserved for acceptable use of mischief and pranks. Pranks between friends is one thing... but I was just reading that story matcom posted about the kid's pumpkins getting stolen and smashed and it made me think about people and the differing amount of respect they have for other people's property.
When I was growing up, I never did stuff like that. Most of my friends did. It always shocked me. That golden rule stuff sank in deep with me. Am I a weirdo? Did most of you get up to mischief for fun? I always felt bad for the victim when my friends did stuff like that. I always wondered how they felt when they discovered whatever crap was done to their stuff.
I hope my kids grow up like me. A little TP or snipped clothes lines on Halloween, that much I can accept. Anything else (again, barring pranks between friends) I pretty much don't understand at all, and can't accept as anything but just plain wrong.
Comments?
|