Like the two girls in this story. The knock and hide with the "Look! We were just leaving cookies, aren't we the sweetest thangs?!" cover story they had going when it appears to me that they were getting a rise out of their "neighbors".
I'm not behind frivolous lawsuits, but my thinking from the start was these two young women were not innocently delivering cookies hither and yon.
What's amusing about this story is the vitriol those who side with the young women take to anyone who questions the little darlings' motives. It's positively hilarious.
I'm not behind frivolous lawsuits, but my thinking from the start was these two young women were not innocently delivering cookies hither and yon.
What's amusing about this story is the vitriol those who side with the young women take to anyone who questions the little darlings' motives. It's positively hilarious.
I know that when I was a kid, and was doing the "knock and run" gag, I always started by wasting a lot of time taking the trouble baking freaking cookies for my victims. I then went around to all the other neighbors and delivered the cookies with a smile so that I could be positively identified by as many people as possible. Only then would I spring the terrible trap of knocking on the door, which of course violates all custom for doors. It was almost too perfect.