𧨠“Casual” Office Supplies? Maryland Dude Busted for Yoinking ‘Destructive Devices’ π
TL;DR: Maryland’s very own Mr. Grabby Hands snatched some ‘destructive devices’ from his workplace. It’s like nicking paper clips, but wayyyy more explosive. π
Once upon a time, in the not-so-magical state of Maryland, a dude thought he’d upgrade his personal stash of office supplies. Only, instead of pocketing pens or hoarding post-it notes, this guy went for the more… kaboom kinda collection. Yup, he’s been nabbed for snatching ‘destructive devices’ from his workplace. And no, weβre not talking about those irritating office printers that jam every five seconds. π₯π¨οΈ
So, whatβs a βdestructive deviceβ, you ask? π€ It’s not the name of a cool indie band nor a description for that nagging ex who won’t stop blowing up your phone. In official terms, weβre hinting at gadgets designed for some pretty serious explosive mischief.
But hold up – why? Was he trying to launch a spectacular July 4th fireworks show? Or perhaps attempting a science experiment gone rogue? No clarity yet, but one thingβs certain: this isnβt your typical βmy dog ate my homeworkβ excuse for workplace antics.
Let’s dial it back for a sec. Every workplace has that one person. You know who we’re talking about. The one who “borrows” things and doesn’t give them back? Yeah, that guy. But our Maryland man takes the trophy π in the “Oops, Did I Take That?” Olympics.
Remember those days when the most scandalous news was someone nabbing a co-worker’s sandwich from the communal fridge? π₯ͺ Ah, simpler times.
Here’s a relatable moment. Imagine you’re at work, daydreaming about that last episode of your favorite show πΊ. Suddenly, Bob from HR asks if you’ve seen the missing βdestructive deviceβ. Youβd probably laugh it off, right? Thinking itβs just a joke, or Bob being Bob. Until, of course, you realize it’s not a joke, and Bob is deadly serious. Awkward. π
Disclaimer: Turnt Up News is all about giving you the 411 in the zaniest way possible, but we ain’t about giving advice or recommendations, especially when it involves explosive stuff. Stay safe, kids!
So, Marylanders (and everyone else reading this), next time you think about “borrowing” some office supplies, maybe stick to the paper clips and leave the boom-boom gadgets where they belong.
Got us thinking, though π€: What’s the wildest thing you’ve ever “borrowed” from work? And more importantly, did you ever give it back? π€«