Class trips were the best thing about school. A day away from the monotony of boring textbooks in cinder block buildings. But it's amazing how a cell phone and a little teenage engenuity can turn an awesome
class trip to a Major League Baseball game into an extremely uncomfortable high school memory.
FROM CBSSPORTSLINE.COM: An Illinois woman is suing the St. Louis Cardinals for allowing a text message that falsely suggested her daughter has a sexually transmitted disease to be posted on the ballpark's message board during a game ...
According to the lawsuit, the teenager was with her classmates at Busch for a game against the Kansas City Royals on May 19, 2006, when a girl schoolmate called the ballpark's message board and, using the daughter's name, texted, "(A.B.) has an STD! Eww!"
Workers for or agents of the Cardinals "approved the message to go on the board," and it was posted during the game that drew a turnout of more than 48,000, the lawsuit claims.
A.B. was embarrased ... imagine her ex-boyfriend T.C. who immediately
sprinted to the closest men's room.
Class trips were the best thing about school. A day away from the monotony of boring textbooks in cinder block buildings. But it's amazing how a cell phone and a little teenage engenuity can turn an awesome class trip to a Major League Baseball game into an extremely uncomfortable high school memory.
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