The Onion releases hilarious video entitled “Brain-Dead Teen, Only Capable Of Rolling Eyes And Texting, To Be Euthanized”
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Ahh texting, an invention in mobile communication that has made quick exchanges of information both fast and convenient. While texting has become one of the most welcome advances in technology, it has also made already despondent teenagers that much more consumed with their electronics.
The Onion, known for its satire news reports, released a video today entitled, “Brain-Dead Teen, Only Capable Of Rolling Eyes And Texting, To Be Euthanized” The fictional report covers a 13-year old girl named Caitlin Teagart who is engrossed in her mobile device and described as “completely unresponsive” by her parents.
With teen texting hitting new highs, for example, one recent report suggests that the average teenager sends as many as 3,417 text messages a month, the image of a teenager zoned out on their phone has become quite commonplace in today’s society.
As usually, there are a slew of people out there who actually think the video is real, so let us remind you that the video is completely made in jest and no actual teenagers were or will be euthanized.
source: The Onion
The Onion, known for its satire news reports, released a video today entitled, “Brain-Dead Teen, Only Capable Of Rolling Eyes And Texting, To Be Euthanized” The fictional report covers a 13-year old girl named Caitlin Teagart who is engrossed in her mobile device and described as “completely unresponsive” by her parents.
With teen texting hitting new highs, for example, one recent report suggests that the average teenager sends as many as 3,417 text messages a month, the image of a teenager zoned out on their phone has become quite commonplace in today’s society.
As usually, there are a slew of people out there who actually think the video is real, so let us remind you that the video is completely made in jest and no actual teenagers were or will be euthanized.
source: The Onion
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6 Comments
1. Castro90 posted on 24 Feb 2012, 16:23 1 0
oh my god!!! so freaking hilarious, ahhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!
2. remixfa posted on 24 Feb 2012, 16:24 1 2
lol, thats been on my G+ page for like a week. you guys spying on me?? lol
3. G2Noobin posted on 24 Feb 2012, 18:34 0 0
Lol.... but i think the older generation has an hyperactive imagination, greed driven, from a havenot generatioin.... Please instill some morals in these children so they may make rational decisions.
I blame the parents of these childrens not at all the children.
4. Giggity posted on 24 Feb 2012, 19:12 0 0
Lol the video is funny, the idiotic comments under that video (on Youtube) is even funnier.
5. JunitoNH posted on 25 Feb 2012, 09:35 0 0
Lol I went to you tube, can't believe how stupid young people are these days.
