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Words that frighten youth today


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Words that frighten youth today

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  1. cherrytomato says:

    aaaaahH!!!1 homework :O!!!

    *faints*

  2. Danish-dude (from denmark) says:

    brilliant!!!!!

  3. Firefox737 says:

    I don’t mind admitting that I am infact considered ‘youth’ (aged 13) and I must say that this graph is incorrect; I would consider recession to be an important word and homework throughout youth is never done from a male’s perspective, and therefore wouldn’t be frightening.

    • Rathx says:

      sadly, thats true, i am 14, and everything but the Election scandals and Homework scare me

      • Dfrtbx says:

        Oftentimes, while trying to complete homework for teachers that gleefully give hours upon hours of homework a night, I get lost and seemingly perpetually stuck in the realm of cyberspace, chatting with friends and raising crops in some ethereal place called “Farmville”. Once, I literally did get stuck; my monitor sucked me into my computer and plopped me down in the center of the Internet: Al Gore’s virtual house. He had expected me, and thus had prepared several “dungeon wisdom tests”, wherein I had to give the names of several mythical creatures. I passed all of them, and Al Gore was kind enough to send me back through my monitor and right into my desk chair.

    • Girl you will never know says:

      Who’re you fooling? You know you’d go nuts if there was no internet xD
      Being a youth myself, I know I would.

  4. Starlinguk says:

    You could have left “internet” off the last one …

  5. LadyCallahan says:

    As the mother of two yoots (name that movie), I say that no cell phone/texting availability would rank right up there as well.

    • Ringtail says:

      Oh, excuse me, your Honor. Two YOUTHS.

      • holyhell says:

        Graph should contain functional literacy as the least important thing. The best example for the lack of functional literacy would be ringtail, who appears to be unable to identify a reference to a piece of work in comments like LadyCallahan’s.

        I agree with LadyCallahan about the importance of cell phones in our lives (not only young people’s lives but everyone’s). Too bad there are too many places in the US where there is no service at all. ;) I have never met this problem in Europe unless I was in a wine cellar.

        • Ringtail says:

          Wow, really? Unless there is another Oscar-award winning movie that has popularized the word “yoots” that I am unaware of, she was referring to “My Cousin Vinny.” And anyone that has seen this movie knows this classic scence – Vinny begins by asking the witness “Is it possible that the two yoots–” to which Judge Chamberlain interrupts him, repeatedly asking “What was that word you said? Two what?” Vinny then sarcastically responds, “Oh, excuse me, your Honor. Two YOUTHS.”

          So please enlighten me how my answering a “name that movie” question with a direct, notable quote from said movie is an example of no functional litercy?

  6. Gikki says:

    Ya pretty much works like that. I don’t mind admitting that, either.
    I’m not ‘frightened’ by recession and war, because I’m currently unaffected by it. Homework? Yeah- I tend to freak out about getting into college, keeping up grades and such. While internet is huge, and I would be pretty pissed off if I lost it. (Though might be a good thing)

    Election scandal? Yes because that matters very much to todays youth, who cannot even vote yet. (“But it should!” you say? It doesn’t.)

  7. Sam says:

    I shuddered myself when i saw “No Internet”

  8. Copper says:

    Ugh, don’t group me in with those assholes. Please.

  9. Evan W. says:

    I apologize but as I am currently technically a youth, I am not afraid of any of these things. If I have to ally myself with any of these, I would have to say that I am afraid of recession, as it shows that money still holds value.

    • bobzmoose says:

      You’re definitely not a “youth”. You type so eloquently.

      • Evan W. says:

        Thank you very much but as I am still a minor (17), I am grouped in with the youth category. I am sure that my I.Q. of 170 allows me to write much more eloquently than I would without it.

        • A Winner says:

          smart kid needs to know that most people do aren’t as great in life as you are, send me some money if you get some btw.

  10. buc says:

    the word that scares youths of all ages is pregnancy.

  11. C.S. says:

    I consider myself a to be youth (15) but i dont “freak out” abaut such things. War, Unger and all those things are really importante and so is homework and i can live without internet and phone.

    Lol i almost deluded myself there :P

    No interwebz no wai! i dont give **** to war and i dont care abaut recession unless it affects me.

    I’m a internet addicted!! Also phone is’nt that important. At least in my country/region.

    • Someone says:

      Wow, at 15 you would think that if you can spell “delude” you could spell “about” and “hunger” correctly

      • Alejandro says:

        well he said “in my country/region” he obviously isn’t from the US or probably not from Europe, therefore his english is OK

  12. Jonesty McStabass says:

    Oh, those youths these days, because back in my day, youths cared about nothing but politics and work. We were a very serious bunch, but we got the job done. No tv? No radio? Bah! We scoffed at them. No destractions means more productivity. There was also no such thing as drugs, crime, teen pregnancy, homosexuality, violence, divorce, terrorists, cell phones, or mp3s. In fact, things were worse before and after I was a youth, but everything everywhere was perfect when I was young.

  13. QWERTYCommander says:

    I’m 13, and I do care about recession. But yeah, I do hate homework. And since my parents are so awkward, the internet is the only place to go.

  14. Sam says:

    worse than “no internet” is “dial-up” :O

    that shizz is not even funny… i rather have no internet than dial-up, kill me now!

  15. whoaoohoh says:

    i resent the last “no internet” thing. honestly, you’re going to generalize and say that ALL youths (including me) are shallow dumbasses? please, i like the internet, but im not obsessed with it. i think quite a few youths are more capable than you think. yeah, there are ones that are like that, but dont project that image onto ALL of us. i might be scared of homework though if it was a particularly large assignment. ;)

  16. Jake says:

    I’m 12 years old and I find this slightly offensive. I do my homework with no problem (Yes, I’m a boy who’s not gay) and don’t find either of those things frightening whatsoever.

    My brother on the other hand… but he’s just like the rest of the online gaming teenagers-

    Oh. I’m an idiot, that’s what they meant by youth.

    God, I don’t look forward to being a teenager..

  17. Saige says:

    I’m 13 and I take offense to this also. I pay much attention to war and violence. And I also really pay attention to scandals and such. And the recession? I follow all of that stuff…so watch what you say and how you group people in with each other..

  18. Games4me says:

    I can still hear the screaming when I close my eyes…

    O_O

  19. Nikki says:

    Homework and lack of internet access do suck. Nothing wrong with that part of the graph.


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