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ABUSE MAGAZINE
Trunking
Some teens think rules were made for breaking and they’ve gotten very creative about how
they break those rules. Many states prohibit teens under the age of 18 who have either a learner’s permit or a driver’s license from transporting other teens. Some states call it a graduated
driver’s licensing program or something similar.
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Back when we were teens, once we had a license at 16, we could usually fill up our car with
our friends — assuming our parents were OK with it — and hit the road. But today, that’s not
the case in many states. To get around it, some teens are having their friends ride in the trunks
of their cars.
FARGO FREIGHTLINER
Additionally, teens sometimes do this when they have no additional room for passengers in
the actual car. Trunking is dangerous for obvious reasons — mainly, in the event of a car accident, the riders in the trunk can be injured or killed.
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Chatroulette.com
“The number one most dangerous teen fad is ChatRoulette.com. The site is essentially
random Skype, where people — adults, teens and kids — can video chat with random strangers
24 hours a day,”
Sound concerning? It is — for obvious reasons. And while it might seem anonymous, your teen
could reveal info that would allow the person they’re chatting with to locate them.
The roulette part of this game is that your teen has no idea who is on the other side of the
screen — perhaps it’s someone who is in their underwear or naked.
We are proud to support
preventative education
for our youth!
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3440 36th Street SW • Fargo, ND
3175 25th Street S • Fargo, ND
Linson
Pharmacy
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Kids...Popping Pills
is a prescription for
DISASTER!
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Fargo, ND
701-364-4040
Condom snorting
Generally, parents would want their teens to use condoms versus remain unprotected, but in
this case, we’re not talking about utilizing condoms for sexual activity.
If your teen takes the “condom challenge,” he’s going to snort a condom through his nose
and pull it out of his mouth. Yes, really. It’s hard to imagine how one wins this condom snorting
challenge, other than not choking to death.
“Proud to support
an ABUSE FREE
youth!”
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