I thought at the time of starting a thread about this, but it really is more of a mini rant. I read today that these two morons are not getting charged with anything, which I suppose is proper, but they should have to carry a sandwich board saying “I AM A MORON” for a couple of weeks.
Short version: A couple decides to bury a box for geocaching purposes. Bad idea
#1 - They bury it near the entrance to a school
#2 - On a school day
#3 - On April 20th, the 10th aniversary of the Columbine massacre
#4 - In Colorado, no more than 30 miles from Columbine
Morons.
http://www.dailycamera.com/news/2009/apr/20/fairview-high-boulder-evacuated-students-dismissed/
But… but your link says they *re-buried *it, that they were looking for it, and found it, and that they were far from the first to do so. It was originally buried two years ago by a teacher with district approval.
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“My administration knew; I also got a district grant for it,” said Billington [one the school’s social studies teachers], who acknowledged that Monday, the 10th anniversary of the massacre at Columbine High School, was an “unfortunate” day for someone seeking his cache to show up and dig around in front of the school…
Over its two-year life, at least 120 people have found the cache, signing the log book and swapping trinkets left in the box: a key chain for a plastic Army man, a Sponge Bob figurine for a rubber ducky, a Scrabble tile for a King of Hearts.
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So why pit that couple and not the teacher or the district?
You know, I understand that some roads lack sidewalks, and you don’t have wheeled transportation so you must walk along the edge of the road.
But when you wear dark-colored clothing and walk on the edge of a road that has no shoulder, in a dimly lighted area at night, and let your body stick out into the roadway so that I have to take rapid evasive action to avoid running you down, you are
A dumbass with a death wish.
Either get some cheap reflector strips for your clothing, walk on the grassy verge, or take up levitation.