Baklava ice cream? It sounds like Moose Trail icream... something you would never taste underless slightly drunk.
Spike's Bitches 22: You've got Angel breath
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They didn't pay the guy, it was for the news. And as soon as they got into the car, the guy said, "Dude. You just failed this test. I am blah blah blah."
I completely see how if it were me being set up, I'd be pissed as hell. But, I also see how the parents wanted to make sure the kid understood. And sometimes, it take something that harsh and big.
Paying people to kidnap your children?
It would certainly traumatize the kid which include years of therapy (=money) and distrust.
Ple, did you ever see the Martha Stewart episode where she had on an expert and dealer in vintage linoleum? It was cool because (a) she had these huge rolls of really gorgeous old lineoleum patterns and (b) she was a tall rockabilly chick with tats up both arms and had obviously gotten into the vintage lineoleum by way of retro living.
If no one was kidnapped, it doesn't sound traumatic (except for the part where you realise you did a dumb thing...which'd sting).
Tiramisu ice cream
OMG - That's my favorite kind!
Trader Joe's?
I guess I'm failing to see the trauma. Now, if they kidnap and torture them just to get their point across, that's different, obviously.
I think the "on camera" portion would be the part to make me pissed if I was a teenager. If your point is to show your kid how not to be dumb, there's no reason to add potential humiliation at school into the mix.
I guess I'm failing to see the trauma.
I suppose it depends on the kid's age when it happens. I can see the positive side to it, but still.
eta: what connie said
Nation Wide Humiliation might be responcible for the camera phobias that are poppin' up