Cars Topped With Chocolate, Peanut Butter

Yahoo News & AP ^ | June 7, 2005

[nickcarraway]

ENDWELL, N.Y. - Dozens of cars in an upstate high school parking lot were good enough to eat, but their owners weren't exactly sweet on the idea.

Authorities say almost four-dozen cars, pickup trucks and SUV's wound up topped with a combination of chocolate syrup, peanut butter, pudding, mayonnaise and ketchup. Some of the vehicles were wrapped in plastic.

The vehicles had been parked at Maine-Endwell Senior High School near Binghamton while students were out of town for a senior class trip.

"You could have made a meal" out of the unusual assortment of ingredients applied to the vehicles, a school administrator said.

Officials believe the weekend parking lot mess may have been in retaliation for an earlier incident in which some "Silly String" was sprayed on a few vehicles belonging to junior high school students.

[The Red Zone]

Officials believe the weekend parking lot mess may have been in retaliation for an earlier incident in which some "Silly String" was sprayed on a few vehicles belonging to junior high school students.

Junior high. Yup

[martin_fierro]

ENDWELL, N.Y

[The Red Zone]

juvenile antics bumpe

[Nam Vet]

Good fun. No damage done, but knowing the present day education culture, they will probably want to ruin a few kids lives.

Nam Vet

[nickcarraway]

Have you seen the new Reeses sedan?

[Squantos]

Don't get mad get even.......dang silly kids .

[ARCADIA]

No damage done, but knowing the present day education culture, they will probably want to ruin a few kids lives.

Has the school called in homeland defense?

[muir_redwoods]

"Good fun. No damage done, but knowing the present day education culture, they will probably want to ruin a few kids lives."

Wait until they make them file an environmental impact statement and pay for hazmat clean-up.

[CDHart]

I didn't think junior high kids were old enough to drive?

Carolyn

[varon]

Has the school called in homeland defense?

Are we at Code Orange alert, yet?

[Tennessee_Bob]

Wrapped in plastic? Strictly amateur. We...errr...someone I knew and some of his friends from jet engine shop, palletized and shrinkwrapped someone else's car. It was practice - honest!

[mikrofon]

Next thing you know, they'll be doing this: