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Re: MAIL BOX SMASHING!!!!
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Posted by Eric on February 07, 2003 at 09:43:57 from (204.58.233.1):
In Reply to: MAIL BOX SMASHING!!!! posted by MITCH on February 07, 2003 at 07:48:23:
If revenge is on your mind, I have an idea. In my town there are a bunch of 4x4 driving rednecks who like to drive on lawns, throw beer cans and boxes all over town, and have a general disregard for others. During halloween, take a pumpkin, cut the top off and fill it full of sand. Set in in the gutter so it kind of looks like it was smashed. I guarantee next time hill billy bob comes hot rodding down the street he will try to smash it. He may just loose his front axl while hes at it!!!
Immature? yes. Dangerous? yeah. Costing their beer money if no one gets hurt? priceless!
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