Things you shouldn't do

by Shelly Diaz
Threaten someone with suicide: How dare someone threaten another with taking their own life? Not only is it hurting others but obviously themselves, the reasoning behind people usually trying to take their lives aren’t even solid ones. Is someone really not wanting to be with you anymore that much of a reason to die? NO.

Drink and drive: it’s one thing to have a good time and no I’m not promoting teens drinking and driving. But if you’re going to have a good time at least come prepared with a designated driver to take you home. If not deal with the consequences of either getting arrested or maybe even crashing into someone else and taking their life, I’m sure the twenty dollar vodka was worth the life sentence in jail.

Steal: Why is it so hard to snag a job and become successful with your own money? Is it really necessary to steal from another individual and sell it for some mula? What’s that again; a larceny charge?

Use the bathroom in a public bus: Be courteous to the ones sitting next to it and hold it. It smells absolutely disgusting and someone is bound to lock you in the bathroom. “On my trip to Disney I made myself hold it on the bus because I sat next to the bathroom and I knew how horrible the bathroom smelled” said senior Mckayla Monday.

Copy someone’s idea: Do not use someone else’s ideas for your own; I call that being a copy cat. So stick that in your juice box and drink it.

Ruin someone’s life: Getting someone arrested on a false accusation and making it clear it’s a lie is ruining someone else’s life. Why would anyone go out of their way to such an extreme, karma is definitely coming in your direction in the near future.

Digest weird things: If it’s not in the normal grocery store don’t eat it, that’s just weird. However, I am a victim of trying cow tongue and it was utterly disgusting.

Have feelings: It messes with your head and you start to do this weird thing called “care” and it’s sort of annoying when someone like me has a lot of pride. 

photo credit :  http://graphics8.nytimes.com/images/2009/01/11/nyregion/11driving.span.jpg