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RIPPED: teens claim to have smoked that celebrity kush "i'm emma stoned" "i'm baked shelton" "i can't think of one...but i'm high af"                   DIESEL: teen gets pulled over "officer, i know i was speeding i was just really mad" *officer lowers shades* "so you were FAST and FURIOUS?"                   FML: teen struggles to get by in a harsh world "my chips are so crunchy that i can't hear the tv when i eat them" "i fucking hate my life"                   SMACKED: teen nerd gets beat up by own father "sorry son, but you wore a naruto headband to dinner" "that shit just won't fly in my house"                   LIQUOR: teen girls celebrate wasted wednesday *shot #1* turn up! *shot #2* my bf is a totals dickk *shot #3* *pukes all over the floor*                   GERIATRIC: teens talk about the future "isn't it crazy that they'll play dubstep at our nursing homes?" "skrillex is our frank sinatra"                   FLAMER: teen boy's house burns down due to his scented candle collection. Firefighters comment "it's the gayest tradegy i've seen in years"                   EMPLOYMENT: teen girls fills out job application "should i put down that i was twerk team captain?" "fuck yea i should"                   HIGH SCHOOL: teens talk music "you hear the new earl sweatpants album?" heck yes! GOLF GANG!! "damn, we're so #swag"                   RAGER: dozens of teens flock to the local river after hearing reports that the water is "raging" "turn up!" *drowns in river*                   SENSUAL: teen sets up for a perfect date "candle lit dinner, bottle of red wine, and a copy of spy kids on blu ray" *gets 100 blowjobs*                   CHIVALRY: teen cooks a romantic dinner for his girlfriend "are you enjoying your ham and cheese hot pocket babe?" "no. not at all."                   SMOOTH: teen uses a classic pickup line "you like marijuana?" ummm, yeah! "marijuwanna suck my dick?" *gets laid so hard*                   CRIMINAL: teen sent to a youth correctional facility for inappropriate internet usage "he used 8 hashtags" ...so? "on facebook" LOCK HIM UP                   SENSUAL: teen sets up for a perfect date "candle lit dinner, bottle of red wine, and a copy of spy kids on blu ray" *gets 100 blowjobs*                   DEBATE: "dude, ass is so much better" "no way, tits are top notch!" "i enjoy personality" *awkward silence* "well that's mighty gay of you"                   FASHION: as camouflage becomes more fashionable, teens become harder and harder to spot "shit where did Tim go?" "lol i'm right here dude!"                   IRL: teen forgets he's not playing GTA V *goes sixty mph on the highway* *jumps out of car* *gets up and walks away*                   OLD: teen is highly confused "dad what's that?" "its called a newspaper son" "does it get wifi?" "no, its just paper" "well that's retarded"

HOW TO STOP PHONE FROM DYING: THE 1%

Some teens are too young to realize that brave citizens tried to fight for their freedoms back in the olden days of 2011.  Two, long, dubstep filled years later teen news prompts a new discussion on where Occupy Wall Street went wrong, and the realistic goals we hope to achieve in the near future.


THE OCCUPY MOVEMENT

Beginning in September of 2011, a large group of teens displayed their anger towards the 1% battery life (and the impending death of their iPhone) on Wall Street in New York City.  New York City, also known as the "Big Apple", is clearly the BIGgest spot for people that use APPLE iPhones, so the location made perfect sense.  Their battle cry of "We are the 99%" was referring to their nearly fully charged iPhones at the beginning of the movement, a power level that they were fighting to protect. However the movement quickly became disorganized based on the various level of charges of the protesters.  Chants of "We are the 99%" were soon drowned out by cries of "WHAT DO WE WANT!? 80-90% CHARGE! WHEN DO WE WANT IT!? NOW!", "LOL THE 69% IS NO JOKE", "PROTECT THE MIDDLE CLASS, KEEP IT 50%", and of course the notorious "YOU'VE JUST WON A FREE IPAD CLICK HERE".  There was no longer a strong singular message and thus their iPhones died, and so did the movement.

Steve Jobs trying to get the angry mobs to calm tf down

WHAT DO WE WANT

As teens, we obviously want the world to operate in a way where 1% battery life is a thing of the past.  NASA has already tried developing an "immortal phone", but deemed the project a failure after asking for "God's help" and never getting any.  So, teen news has developed a two step plan to solve this crisis once and for all.

1. MORE OUTLETS

There's no way to tell how many teens could be in a room at once so the best way to be prepared for maximum capacity is to put an outlet in literally every free area on the wall.  We'll have to sacrifice wallpaper for this to work, but sometimes it's more about functionality than beauty.

2. IPHONE 4 & IPHONE 5 CHARGERS IN EVERY SOCKET ON EVERY WALL

No matter where teens go after the implementation of this plan they will be able to have fully charged iPhones.  Below is a picture of the plan in preliminary testing.

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WHEN DO WE WANT IT

Now.