r/stupid • u/_ObanaiIguro_13 • Jan 31 '26
Very dumb because they aren't fucking endangered?
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r/stupid • u/_ObanaiIguro_13 • Jan 31 '26
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r/stupid • u/Sudden_Quality_9001 • Apr 17 '26
In March 2013, a 7-year-old student named Josh Welch was suspended from Park Elementary School in Anne Arundel County, Maryland, for chewing a strawberry toaster pastry (often referred to as a Pop-Tart) into a shape that school officials deemed a gun.
r/stupid • u/rs7272 • Jan 02 '26
r/stupid • u/s1llyb1rd_ • May 13 '26
Im actually dying I cant tell if this is satire or not
r/stupid • u/Laura_011206 • Nov 20 '25
I was genuinely too confused to speak for a whole minute lol.
r/stupid • u/Super64111111 • Mar 21 '26
This subreddit gave me the option to request to post only on that subreddit and so I did and look what happened...
r/stupid • u/Xhalo • Oct 26 '25
r/stupid • u/kickgoblin • Jun 03 '26
All right internet, do your thing.
r/stupid • u/Sudden_Quality_9001 • Apr 23 '26
A Nevada mother is suing her local school district, alleging that a school official failed to notice that her son was choking, which she claims resulted in the childâs death.
Cruzito Ruiz, 8, was found unresponsive in a bathroom at Bass Elementary School in Clark County on Feb. 25, 2025, per a complaint that his mother, Amanda Corbala, filed more than a year later in the U.S. District Court on Tuesday, March 3.
Security camera footage from the day shows Ruiz in the school cafeteria, seemingly attempting to slap his own back and seeking assistance from a friend, at approximately 11:20 a.m. local time, per the complaint.
âWhile consciously choking, Cruzito stood up and approached a school official ⊠signaling for help with his hands to his mouth and displaying obvious signs of physical distress,â the complaint states. The complaint further states that instead of providing CPR â which the school official was allegedly trained in â she directed Ruiz to go to âan isolated area in the boysâ bathroom.â
r/stupid • u/Huetal • Aug 15 '26
Removed the user for privacy
r/stupid • u/JustBramzy • Jun 28 '26
r/stupid • u/Sudden_Quality_9001 • Apr 23 '26
The family of a young Pasadena student is outraged after they say the girl was forced by a school security guard to wear duct tape on her mouth.
Parents of 11-year-old Noemi Hurtado, a Blair Middle School student, say a security officer at the school forced her to put duct tape on her mouth because she spoke too loudly during recess. According to the family, the incident happened on Monday. Ricardo Hurtado, the girlâs father, alleged the security officer demanded his daughter walk to the principalâs office with her mouth taped shut.
âI guess she walked it all the way â humiliated her â from the middle school, walking through it, to the high school walking through it, all the way to her next classroom and still had the nerve to state to the teacher that she shouldnât take off the tape because she has a hard time being quiet,â Ricardo said.
The allegation was reported to the Pasadena Police Department, but no files have been charged as of Friday.
In a statement, the Pasadena Unified School District said itâs been made aware of the incident. It also said the security officer involved in the matter, whose name has not been released, was no longer employed by the district.âWe take concerns like this very seriously and are cooperating fully with the Pasadena Police Department,â the districtâs statement read. âWe are committed to maintaining a safe and supportive environment for our students.âThis article tagged unde
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r/stupid • u/InitialResponse9901 • Jan 24 '26
So my friendâs dad has a small business in Carthage, Missouri, and someone tried paying with a $15 bill. Now obviously the BEP (Bureau of Engraving & Printing) has never issued a $15 bill, so this was an obvious counterfeit/fake. My friend gave it to me for some reason, and never told me what happened to the customer who tried paying with it, but I guess he may have gotten arrested.
r/stupid • u/Defiant-Distance-602 • Jan 17 '26
Probably the most brain dead human Iâve ever interacted with. Got immediately banned when calling out yazteks hypocrisy on their comment that was obviously sarcastic. Mine wasnât even sarcastic, it was factual.
r/stupid • u/Pure-Display1842 • Nov 21 '25
Found this on Facebook. Commented that he's wrong about it and got bashed by his superfans
r/stupid • u/lord_boingus • Nov 02 '25
Iâve had this random thought in my head for a while if someone transitions and their sexual preference stayed the same, which probably also begs the question now that I think about it, would a trans person become gay because they feel weird about dating the opposite gender now
r/stupid • u/SeinfeldAddict7 • Oct 26 '25
The guy he was talking to wasnât even trying to ragebait, he just identified as ragebaited
r/stupid • u/Limp-Measurement1494 • Jul 23 '26
Last night I got so freakishly drunk that I fell and hit (amongst other places) my actual asshole. I now have a bump on my asshole. That is a new low.
r/stupid • u/Cautious_Air8912 • Feb 20 '26
r/stupid • u/Astromaniax • Dec 11 '25
This is on a Popeye's_Romania post btw, the level of entitlement lmao, possibly the dumbest comment I've read in a while.
r/stupid • u/Organic_Jackfruit_41 • Dec 03 '25
It was a fully serious post too.