Young, Brave, And Stupid

[cabinetman]

I saw the video of this on TV...dumb, dumb, dumb.

http://www.winknews.com/news/weird/16651076.html

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[BobSch]

Young, brave and stupid. Isn't that redundant?

I thought I was a fairly wild and crazy gut back in my youth, but the stuff today's kids come up with?

[LCHIEN]

Brave?

Cocky perhaps, but not brave:
Bravery implies something that we don't have here...
A willingness to risk something for something good,
for someone else's benefit with disregard for one's own safety and well being.

[cabinetman]

Cocky perhaps, but not brave:
Bravery implies something that we don't have here...
A willingness to risk something for something good,
for someone else's benefit with disregard for one's own safety and well being.

I'm sure those idiots had a willingness to risk something for something good ... their own, so "brave" may apply to them. If it's the use of the word "brave" that is of question, I think the real point is being missed. Is "bold" or "gutsy" better?
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[jackellis]

Dumb and dumber.

Kids are no more and no less stupid now than when they were my age. The big difference is the speed with which stories travel.