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Today, my friends and me had a little water balloon fight and somehow it led to throwing water balloons at cars. We all decided to hit a car all at once, after one came by we all hit it. The car stopped and started flashing bright blue lights. We ended up hitting an off-duty police car. FML

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Why on earth would you throw projectiles at other people's moving vehicles? That's a dangerous and dickish thing to do. You utter, utter idiots. I hope you get a conviction that you have to explain to any future employers. #2 I don't know about whichever country this happened in, but if it were in mine I'm sure some kind of assault law, or vandalism, or SOMETHING that covers causing a danger on the roads, would cover it, if there isn't a direct "throwing projectiles at traffic" law.

You deserve that - you could cause someone to crash their car, think about what you're doing...

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WOW genius but made me laugh :]

Yeah

how old are you?

dreams_infinity_fml 0

you absolutely deserved that. and its "my friends and I"

It's not an 'off-duty' car if it has bright blue flashing lights. Its simply an undercover cop car. Did you not see the spotlight? You waterballooned a cop car. fail.

#8 You would be surprised how many people still have water balloon fights, heh, I'm 19 and still like a good fight in college when the weather's nice. Besides, if they are 12, they don't think about the consequences, give em a break. :D

lmao i love the posters on this site sometimes....

dudemitch 0

idiots.

you are lucky he didn't run you down with his car...

#37 "Besides, if they are 12, they don't think about the consequences, give em a break. :D" If they're not old enough to think about the consequences of their actions, and be responsible for them, then they're not old enough to be out in public without parental or other adult (teachers, etc) supervision.