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  1. Leila™ says:

    *glares at FB*

  2. Barrington says:

    second post

  3. Bob-H says:

    What’s funny is the poster is telling the teens to do exactly what the stupid parents are saying.

  4. Divine Goddess of the Cuddle Puddle says:

    Wow. Just….wow.

    I LOVE IT!!!!
    BWAHAHAHAHAHA!

  5. Em The Mildly Amazing says:

    I find this to be a little insulting… Funny, yet insulting.

    • ama-gi says:

      You must be a teenager then.

    • hihihi says:

      I’m a teenager, and I think it’s awesome, stupid people need to get their head out of their ass and stop complaining “My parents won’t let me do drugs! they suck! OMG!” *cut cut cut*

    • Raichu says:

      I think you shouldn’t be allowed on the internets until you’re 16 or you’ll fall prey to what happened to Miss Slaughter. F-tard tweens think they are the ultimate badasses cause they get picked on at school then come home to troll on the internet. Seriously kids.. have a nice glass of wakethefookup. Nobody loves you and your parents can’t wait to kick your ass out the door once you turn 18 because you’re annoying and costly. Kthks

  6. Douche says:

    Second!

  7. Jonas says:

    FIRST!!

  8. David says:

    Act Now.
    Go homeless,
    Go jobless in this economy,
    Go into dept.

    There fixed

  9. name says:

    !!!tsriF
    First to say first backwards while jumping up and down and laughing maniacally!

  10. ¡Great Scott! Me transmitte sursum, caledoni ▲Caution slow posts▲ says:

    I know nothing except the fact of my ignorance.
    ~Socrates

  11. Leogun94 says:

    Awesome, where can I buy this?

  12. jack says:

    OMG I SAW THIS IN MY HIGH SCHOOL!!!! XD

  13. chez says:

    Or mix and match. Get a job before you’re out of the house so you don’t have to take student loans in college.

  14. Jared says:

    This would be true if teens could FIND A FREKING JOB! teens want to work, but can’t find a job b/c NO ONE WILL HIRE THEM. wtf people, stop blaming teens for not working, it’s you all who won’t hire us!

    • Vegita says:

      I know right? Even Mickey D’s requires a diploma to apply for a job!

      • Wryan says:

        That isn’t true you just have to be over 18 to operate the fryer, but they hire 16 and up I believe.

        • Black Garnets says:

          I used to work with a working permit at 16 and through my school. I was able to buy my own stuff, but I still couldn’t get a credit card, and I learned the hard lesson of wage taxing. Sorry teens, y’all still are not going to be hired to work a 40K job.

          • Ms B ♥ says:

            They just want a cushy office job or something. You gotta start at the bottom and work your way up! Crappy customer service jobs are plentiful.

          • Stranger says:

            Because we all know the easiest time to get a job is when the country is at ~9% unemployment.

            • Raichu says:

              Labor Ready and other labor related jobs are always hiring. The jobs that require you to stand indoors all day and not use any muscle are hard to find.

              • renewer says:

                not true. wasn’t able to find a labor job this summer. i wasn’t looking for a cushy job. i usually work on a seed farm but that wasn’t available this summer. yeah, the economy sucks.

    • Sergio says:

      My wife hire’s a lot of teens for her company, but she turns away probably 20 for every 1 that she hire’s due to kids showing up for interviews in sweat pants, short skirts, dirty t-shirts, half filled out applications, dirty applications, applications with cross outs, showing up late, etc. It was obvious to me when I was 16 (around 1999/2000) that my first impression was just as important to me getting hired as the skills and dedication I could demonstrate once hired.

      • Black Garnets says:

        My high school offered us training. Took me years to get out of going on every interview in a black suit(not every industry requires the traditional, stuffy look).

    • Hoss says:

      Well if your resume looks anything like that comment, it’s a wonder you’ll even graduate! Maybe crack open a book for reading instead of using it to hide a phone to text your dumbass friends. Good luck, champ.

    • Raichu says:

      Hey kid, even before I was 16 I was working, bailing hay for the farmer next door. You can get a job, don’t blame adults for not hiring lazy teens.

      • Marvelous Mira says:

        Not everyone lives in 1800s Midwest America, out here in the Northwest in 2010 they require proof that you’re 16+ and even then they have to hassle with the state childhood labor laws, so nobody wants to hire anyone that young. Besides that, the only jobs you can get in my neighborhood without a PhD requires nudity and cancer (either prostitution or working at a tanning salon where they force you to paint yourself orange and paint naked people orange).

  15. vinny says:

    I KNOW!

  16. themotts says:

    But be warned! If you move out and become homeless you won’t understand knock knock jokes anymore!

  17. KittykatTG says:

    Too awesome of an win!!

    *hands up* ==3

  18. iGetBored.T_T says:

    Haha my biology teacher from last year had this sign in her room…but it’s hard to get a job here… :L

  19. Ms B ♥ says:

    ♪ Hello! Is there anybody out there? ♫

  20. Barrington says:

    21ST POST!

  21. Sir Topham Hatt says:

    Its yellow…

  22. You'll Never Guess says:

    Definitely a win. Still, you have to admit that it’s the fault of the adults in this world. And that there is occasionally a teenager who is not so ignorant and disrespectful.

  23. Brandon says:

    So having a job and paying bills is what makes a parent stupid? Hmmm… I never suspected that. I figured it was just because they didn’t like using their brains.

  24. Narcil says:

    That poster is the awesomest thing I’ve seen all day!

    To quote Mark Twain, “When I was a boy of 14, my father was so ignorant I could hardly stand to have the old man around. But when I got to be 21, I was astonished at how much the old man had learned in seven years.”

    Of course, these days you might have to push that 21 back to 28 or 30. Kids are just staying stupider longer these days.

    • ClariPossum says:

      “Of course, these days you might have to push that 21 back to 28 or 30. Kids are just staying stupider longer these days.”

      I blame the parents who baby their kids until they’re in their 20s. The ones that allow the kids to stay home rent-free indefinitely. It seems some parents don’t really want their kids to actually grow up.

  25. A Teenager says:

    Hypocrisy! Adults, do you mean to say that you never complain about how much you hate your job and your boss? We just know that you won’t fire us if we talk back.

    • mon says:

      They hate it. But they suck it up because, oh, I don’t know. Somebody needs to eat, drink, go to college and buy hot topic t-shirts?

    • domerdaver says:

      If you were my kid and you complained often enough about how much you hate your job (freeloading) and your boss (me) you’d definitely be invited to find a new “situation”.

      • Marvelous Mira says:

        Hey, I get annoyed when I hear adults whine about how kids don’t work. It takes up 12 hours a day, is mandatory, and is called SCHOOL. If you want to go to jail for my truancy, go right ahead. Meanwhile, you work a whole 8 hours a day, and I bet most of that is on sites like these while your boss isn’t looking.

  26. orangeplatter says:

    Hah. I know someone who has this exact poster.

  27. No1askedme says:

    There aren’t any jobs right now though…

  28. mon says:

    This should be printed and posted everywhere, preferably in malls, justin bieber concerts, and twilight opening night.

  29. Anononmis says:

    My old math teacher has that in his class room and it has been there for years

  30. Panther says:

    My physics teacher from a year ago had this poster in his classroom ahaha

  31. TrekkieChick says:

    I’m a teenager who thinks this is WIN.

  32. me says:

    “When I was a boy of 14, my father was so ignorant I could hardly stand to have the old man around. But when I got to be 21, I was astonished at how much the old man had learned in seven years.” ~ Mark Twain

  33. QDV says:

    Classic…my mother had the text of this posted on our fridge while I was in high school, and I never said a word about it. Years later, she asked me if I had noticed it, and I told her that I knew it would annoy her to no end if I simply kept my mouth shut (and it did). Today, frankly, I’m too old to know everything anymore.

  34. Nanakate says:

    I wish I could do as the poster says but no one will hire me :(
    Don’t drop out of high school kids :)

  35. Anon says:

    Lol, that’s what I did!
    moved out at 16, got my own job, finished school, payed all my bills, bought a car, started my own life. :P

  36. jo says:

    here’s a little joke: manager calls an employee to his office and says:
    -when at first hired you, you started at delivering the mail after 3 months i promoted you to sales man after another 2 months you became sales manager then after 4 months i promoted you to general manager, and now i am thinking to retire and make you CEO, tell me what do you think of that?
    -thanks
    -what? only “thanks”?
    -thanks dad!

  37. MrOpinion says:

    Now if this aint the bast piece of advice I’ve heard in 55 years I don’t know if I’ll ever hear anything to repeat (or listen to) — this is IT

  38. OOYYO says:

    one of the best posters i’ve ever seen….lol! :)

  39. beanbag says:

    most teens arent that bad. remember all of us oldies were once teens so none of us can complain! not that im that old really…

  40. Leland says:

    Oh man, this keeps coming back to haunt me. I’m the guy with the shaggy hair. We all made regrettable hair decisions at 14, no?

    The original was made by Wild Bill’s Nostalgia Shop in Middletown, CT. I went to school with one of his daughters, and he paid me $35 to be on it. The returns in random minor fame has been worth it.

  41. Francois says:

    lmao

  42. boris says:

    Strange – I saw this poster in a restaurant in Cocoa Beach, FL last week…

  43. Melissa says:

    HAHA best part: “do it while you still know everything”

  44. Archibald Ironfist says:

    I’m a teen, and my parents are still supporting me. In fact, they are overly supportive of me. For the past year or two, I’ve been feeling guilty because I realized that my parents have given me far more than I deserve. They’ve given me food, clothes, Playstations, and everything, and are even offering to help pay for college. Meanwhile, I’m socially awkward, a total shut-in, and don’t know how to get a job, and I am a complete idiot leeching off his parents.
    I’ll have to keep this poster in mind, and I’ll have to tell mother that she can use my college money to buy that shiny new car she’s always wanted. If I find a job, and do end up successful and able to pay for college, good for me, but if I end up on the streets, it’s okay, because I totally deserve it.

  45. Shanya Almafeta says:

    Poster fail.

  46. mom of teens says:

    Well, I have many teens. Not one of them works and I am glad. It is so much more important to me that they get educated. One just started college and he will still not get a job. Do not want him to. I do believe they need to help at home. They do dishes and take the garbage out. They are all responsible for their own rooms. They help keep common living areas clean. I just want my children to get high grades and get great educations. They will have a life time after college to work. Enjoy your children while they still are children.

  47. Bat-Snake says:

    Once they do that, they’ll be BEGGING to come back home…that is, if they’re able to.

  48. Alex says:

    We had a poster like this in my maths class


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