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Guess teenagers will never stop doing idiotic things to fit in, i remember when i was a teen, there was this game my fellow peers around me would do to make themselves pass out. Didn't understand the hype then, and I don't get it now.
i just don't understand this whole thing at all. don't they taste like, well...soap? soap is not something that you eat. it can't be tasty. i don't get it. are they actually eating it? sucking on them? putting them in their mouths until they start melting? i'm so confused...
i just don't understand this whole thing at all. don't they taste like, well...soap? soap is not something that you eat. it can't be tasty. i don't get it. are they actually eating it? sucking on them? putting them in their mouths until they start melting? i'm so confused...
I don't get it either.
Add to your questions: Does it give them a high? Does it do anything pleasurable?
Yep. There was a story about this on the Nightly News last night. They interviewed one of the teens who did it and he admitted he knew he shouldn't but said he wanted to do something to "get views."
YouTube took his video down (and others like it) so he then posted it to Twitter.
That is so sad. Laundry pods are not the issue here. Take them away and he will find some other attention seeking device. If he is that hungry for attention there is something seriously wrong that could go beyond taking chances doing stupid things. His parents need to intervene immediately.
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