Parent's House Trashed After Teen's Party Advertised on MySpace

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re: Parent's House Trashed After Teen's Party Advertised on MySpace

viciousrumours — Mon, 16 Apr 2007 16:31:21 GMT

And why has no one mentioned option "E"....when things started to get so out of hand why did this girl not pick up that handy litte invention we like to call the telephone and dial those lovely folks we like to call....THE POLICE????

Oh wait...I know, because she was throwing a party in her parents house where she and her underage friends were drinking and she was more concerned about getting into trouble than she was about her parents house getting trashed and destroyed and how much it would cost them to repair the damage her dumb ass caused, so she sat and cried about it while it happened.

And now people are actually feeling SORRY for her??? What the hell? How is that even an option? I don't care if her site got hacked or not...the minute people started showing up and it got out of hand, she shoudl have called the police and taken her lumps.

Wow...talk about priorities out of whack...and then we wonder why kids today have no moral or ethical guidelines. Take a look.

re: Parent's House Trashed After Teen's Party Advertised on MySpace

Eleanor the Great — Mon, 16 Apr 2007 14:45:22 GMT

Maybe D? (D being that she told a few people about the party and the post just kept being forwarded.)

To be honest, however, I think it's most likely to be B. If she's 17, there's a pretty good chance she realized that they'll check into her claim of hacking. So why lie about that?

The only problem is that even if her account was taken over, the most common way an account is taken over is being phished or giving someone you know your password and them being untrustworthy. If she was phished, I'm not sure that there's really a good way to figure out that it was done, is there?

Maybe someone out there knows a bit more about this subject than I do, though.

She definitely should have called the cops, but if it was really b (or even c), I can see why she might have panicked instead. It's pushing it, though, there...

re: Parent's House Trashed After Teen's Party Advertised on MySpace

RachelZ — Mon, 16 Apr 2007 12:29:44 GMT

This is where it helps to have BIG friends. I'm talking bodybuilding-big. My group of friends included a couple of big dudes and they would station themselves at the door and keep our parties small and incredibly interesting.

If my parents would have walked in on a scenario like the one described in that article, I would have had to go into Witness Protection because they would kill me, bury me, dig me up, kill me AGAIN, then I'd be grounded.

re: Parent's House Trashed After Teen's Party Advertised on MySpace

Miss-B — Sun, 15 Apr 2007 13:53:55 GMT

I'm thinking it was probably C. She knew what was going to down was probably a bad thing. But she was drunk enough that it didn't seem like it was so bad she couldn't take care of it with a bottle of 409 and a garden hose the next day.

ProTip for the teens: You know the night has gone to shit when you recognize less than half the "guests" at your party. That's as good a time as any to call the cops. The worst you'll get is a ticket or two but the household damage will be confined to what has already happened by that point. Better to explain to mom and dad why you have a ticket for disturbing the peace than to come up with a good lie about why all the ceiling fans and lighting fixtures need to be replaced.

TMYK!