School Hazing
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We stuffed the freshman into lockers. But I can't say I've ever run into anyone that had a thought process that went along the lines of "You know what would really show that guy over there how masculine we are? Sticking our fingers up his butt!"
Yeah, this unfortunately. Sounds like four or five bigger older guys against one isolated freshman.
I have never heard the police use the term Finger assault. Couldn't that be flagged as sexual assault?
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I think that's just the PC version for they shoved a finger up a kids butt that they probably can't say in the news.
Damn... We made freshmen puddle dive the last practice of the season when it was cold out. We had the same thing done to us and it was actually somewhat fun diving into mud with full pads on. Coaches just laughed since no one got hurt and nothing more serious then that would happen.
I think the worst that happened anytime I was in school was my jr year when the seniors gave wedgies to all the freshmen to the point of ripping their underwear elastic band out and hanging them on the goal post. Everyone ended up running extra for that stunt.
I think the worst that happened anytime I was in school was my jr year when the seniors gave wedgies to all the freshmen to the point of ripping their underwear elastic band out and hanging them on the goal post. Everyone ended up running extra for that stunt.
Like others have said, that goes way beyond hazing into full-on criminal.
The wrestling team at my high school used to (not sure if they still do) make a kid wrestling his first Varsity match wear his single backward. Didn't matter if you were a stud freshman or 4-year JV guy who got to wrestle Varsity on Senior Night only. They also did something with freshmen/first-year guys needing to put a sharpie mark on the back of their hand before practices, with different colors, designs, which hand, etc. depending on day of the week. I think they ran extra or something productive (albeit still punishment) if they did didn't do it right or forgot. Both were harmless, and the latter managed to teach discipline.
There's a fine line to draw with hazing. If the question "can I go to jail for this?" ever crosses your mind, don't do it.
The wrestling team at my high school used to (not sure if they still do) make a kid wrestling his first Varsity match wear his single backward. Didn't matter if you were a stud freshman or 4-year JV guy who got to wrestle Varsity on Senior Night only. They also did something with freshmen/first-year guys needing to put a sharpie mark on the back of their hand before practices, with different colors, designs, which hand, etc. depending on day of the week. I think they ran extra or something productive (albeit still punishment) if they did didn't do it right or forgot. Both were harmless, and the latter managed to teach discipline.
There's a fine line to draw with hazing. If the question "can I go to jail for this?" ever crosses your mind, don't do it.
Yes. Another term for it is constantly thrown around this site as an insult.
Yeah, not seeing where this is an issue of the school. I think you have misplaced blame. The fault is with these kids and their parents. The school seems to have taken action when they were notified.
Seems to me it was Stuart (the town) with the wrestling team. I don't remember the name of the school though....don't think it was "Stuart high school".
So, in the early 2000s, my senior year we never did anything like this on the football team. In fact, we did zero hazing at all. I think if somebody had said "hey man, we're gonna get him, let's to shove our fingers up his ***!" the person that suggested it would have been absolutely ridiculed. And that's not because we were good guys. It's because it's a ******* stupid idea.
If it was Stuart than it was probably Stuart-Menlo or West Central Valley. Don't know when they merged.
First pic of the finger assault got deleted. Let's see if this one is more pleasing... because a pleasing finger assault is what everyone really wants.
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I think "hazing" is often times harmless and in good fun. Making freshman jump in puddles or such things.
This is NOT hazing. Not sure how they could claim that.
This is NOT hazing. Not sure how they could claim that.
