[Olog-hai]

The teen and two other juveniles snuck into the Mt. Olympus Water and Theme Park …

Sorry for the pedantry, but that is not a word; sneaked is. Just like drug is a noun (meaning a mind-altering substance) and not the past tense of the verb drag.

[knarf]

I remember as a second or third grader a boy from my class had climbed up a telephone pole and was electrocuted ... 1950's.

A major portion of growing up is making decisions.

[Sicon]

Stupid games, stupid prizes...

[Drango]

Google “attractive nuisance” to find out why the water park will pay...

[Larry Lucido]

I saw that movie Frozen and it’s usually wild wolves that eat you when you trespass in those places.

[Vaduz]

Rules
1.Think before acting

[fieldmarshaldj]

What a waste. RIP.

[Deplorable American1776]

Stupid things teens do... I guess he was trying to get a thrill and maybe it was his first time in the snow.

Last week, we were at a flea market and someone was selling two Flexible Flyer sleds and a toboggan. I said to Mrs Deplorable that we aren't having global warming, but snow in Florida. I guess I should buy Iron Mountain in Lame Wales for a ski resort. :-)

[fella]

Mark Twain wrote;

For a boy, it’s not fun unless it’s dangerous.

[RegulatorCountry]

Floridians and snow usually don’t mix well, it’s foreign to them, the native Floridians at least.

I’m not going to mock, though. There but for the Grace of God I could have gone, oh the stupid things I did sledding. Teens don’t think of death, it’s an awful oddity that on rare occasion happens to somebody else.

[Persevero]

This is the kind of things boys do. You try to restrain them, and helps, but they have this aggressive bravado which is so charming yet so deadly. Poor kids. Could have been one of mine.

They grow up to be great men, if they do grow up.

[Bellflower]

When I was a teenager my older friend’s husband was burned out on drugs. He always wore a helmet. One night he took many hits of speed with LSD and we were stupid enough to let him drive us to another town. He took a very winding road which had large trees on both sides close to the road lining it for the 20 or so miles to the town. He was driving at over 100 miles an hour. His wife, my two sisters and I were in the car. If we had crashed my poor mom would likely have lost all of her children at one time. None of us were saved Christians at the time, and had we hit one of those big trees we all would have dropped right into hell forever.

I truly thank The LORD that He saved all of us that day.