Scott Frost Home Burglarized

[Timotheus]

Well, I guess if anyone is going to save Hyrule, it's Scott Frost.

 

[Hans Gruber]

Ok guys, I call first dibs on joking about this in reference to a game this fall.

For example (hypothetically): "I can't believe Nebraska only scored 14 points at Michigan. Maybe Frost misplaced his offense in those garage boxes too."

Laughter and anger ensue while Hans Gruber sits on a beach earning 20 percent.

 

[Making Chimichangas]

Just to be sure, I think everyone at HuskerBoard should start solidifying their alibi right now.  Gonna be a long suspect list and they're going to have to interview a bunch of people. 

I was washing my hair. Nobody else use that one.

I live 1,183 miles from Lincoln, so I'm in the clear.

 

[Xmas32]

Did anyone else notice that @Scratchtown aka Coach Power T recently changed his name.  Hiding something??!

 

[knapplc]

I'll bet it was a local kid(s).

 

[TGHusker]

Sounds like most of what he thought was stolen has been found.

I think he needs to misplace them next time in a .....VAULT!

 

[ScottyIce]

So just as I assumed. 

@GSG was the criminal in this scenario.

 

[Cdog923]

Is anyone else hung up on the fact that Scott Frost owns a Nintendo Wii? Can anyone really imagine him coming home from a long day at the office and firing up Zelda: Twilight Princess?

This is how I unwind from a long day at the office. 

 

[knapplc]

They actually tried to sell them online. Kids are dumb.

Also, I didn't know the price tag was up to $50k in shoes. That's a felony right there. If the culprits are otherwise good kids the prosecutors will let them plead that down to a misdemeanor, because we don't need to jail 17-year-old kids over a dumb prank, but on the face of the current charges, that's a huge penalty.

 

[Cdog923]

So, the Craigslist listing a couple weeks ago was real? 

How stupid can some people be? 

 

[famoustitles]

They actually tried to sell them online. Kids are dumb.

Also, I didn't know the price tag was up to $50k in shoes. That's a felony right there. If the culprits are otherwise good kids the prosecutors will let them plead that down to a misdemeanor, because we don't need to jail 17-year-old kids over a dumb prank, but on the face of the current charges, that's a huge penalty.

I don’t think prank is the correct term here.

 

[In the Deed the Glory]

Which one of you did this?

If this (or this same thing, but not this particular post) is actually what busted them, I hope they don't hope to become career criminals.  Wow.

 

[Mierin]

If this (or this same thing, but not this particular post) is actually what busted them, I hope they don't hope to become career criminals.  Wow.

They/she tried to sell them online, so whether this is it or not, they're stupid.

 

[In the Deed the Glory]

They/she tried to sell them online, so whether this is it or not, they're stupid.

I concur.

 

[HuskerNBigD]

I don’t think prank is the correct term here.

Right. Prank would be hiding the shoes somewhere in the house not making the conscious decision to remove them from the residency. But I think that might be bait.