I saw via Tivo that Tough Crowd on Monday beat me to this story, but the Post reported that an 11 year old was expelled from her Catholic Elementary school for tattling about girls (and boys) playing a game called Snap or Sex Bracelets. 20-somethings and college kids are known to play this game (though I never knew this until just now), but as Snopes reported in December, it was unknown whether younger kids were doing the same. Hopefully, this is a case of all talk and no action, but looking at the color chart I can guarantee I didn't know what half those things were when I was in junior high. Are older siblings responsible for this education, the Internet, the television, or is it just in the air now? At this rate, we'll have to talk to our kids about such subjects when they're 5.
Btw, I'm only a year removed from walking around the quad everyday on a college campus and I have no memories of women wearing jelly bracelets. If this was a real trend of a campus, couldn't a guy just carry around a pocket full of broken ones and pretend to snap them off.
"Purple? I didn't think I had one of those on today. Oh well, let's go behind the dumpster."
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