...Morrison lives in a tent outside the house and came inside without permission...
Florida man strikes again. He’s everywhere.
Glad no one was hurt.
Hope Florida man gets help.
He looks sad. Oh So Sad.
I was watching a YouTube video of “Fireworks Fails” that included a lot of pranks. Not with little kids obviously, but some were funny as hell.
“I’d pay good money to have seen him do that to Hillary”
She hould crap the bed for sure..
.how much would you pay for that? LOL!
Because, normally, putting firecrackers under the bed of a sleeping 9-year-old is a prank that “goes right” most often.
O.K.
The Hillary idea I cannot officially condone. Not officially.
So, the author waits until the last line to mention the perp's a meth head.
[The homeowner told responding deputies he chased Morrison out of his house with a stick after the explosion.]
Until we have Stick Control, these sorts of things will continue to happen. Only United Nations Blue Helmet troops should have sticks.
Never a dull moment for Florida Man . . . and those in his immediate vicinity.
What a maroon.
That would probably cause her cold black heart to stop
My dad did that to me several times over the years. I preferred that to the tear pistol.
What an idiot. I think he just now figured out that it was not a good idea to sneak into a little girl’s bedroom and throw lit firecrackers underneath. The very notion that he seemed to be seeking ‘a thrill’ by scaring the crap out of a child makes me wonder if this wasn’t pedo related.
Her father shares in the blame for allowing a doper to live in a tent in their backyard. Maybe the tent dweller was a drug contact for the homeowner.
“child cruelty without great harm” a.k.a. snowflake melting.
what an a hole this guy is!!!! Get yer ass back in yer tent, man.
Can’t quit laughing at that. Bet she sleeps in upholstry pantsuits.
What kind of parent lets a meth head pitch a tent in their backyard? Poor girl doesn’t stand a chance.
BRING ME MY BROWN PANTSUIT.
It sounds like the bum was/is living in a tent on the homeowner's property, with the homeowner's permission? That doesn't sound too prudent to me.