(Baton Rouge, Louisiana) - When you're in college, you do things that you likely would not do in your later years, and that's likely the case with an LSU student attempting to "tackle". a street sign.

College-aged kids often take part in challenges once the "liquid courage" kicks in, and I think that's what happened in the latest viral video from Baton Rouge.

A young man was seen hitting and head-butting a stop sign as others looked on, and if I had to guess, he was dared by someone to take out his aggression on this sign.

I know football is back and there's a lot of excitement surrounding the LSU football team this season, so do you think this young man was just living out a dream and pretending he was part of the LSU Tigers football team? We may never know.

Now, while the young man seemed to have decent form in the video linked below, he failed to take down the sign, which may have been in his favor.

Law Regarding Street Signs in Louisiana

According to the Louisiana State Legislature, damaging, tampering with, or stealing official street and highway signs is illegal and punishable by fines and imprisonment.

For tampering with or stealing a street sign, a person can be fined $100 to $500 and may face up to 30 days in jail if found guilty.


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So, for the student, it certainly helped that he didn't damage the sign, but you could argue he still tampered with the stop sign by hitting it.

After you watch this video, you may want to remind your kids of a few things, and tampering with signs is illegal. We're just glad that the young man in the video linked below didn't injure himself because he could have certainly hurt himself.

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I recently helped relocate my girlfriend from a 3-story, 4-bedroom, finished-basement home to a 2-bedroom, 1-butt kitchen apartment. It. Was. Not. Fun.

This is not the first time that we have moved her and it won’t be the last. The good thing about the moves so far is this: we are getting better at it.

The past 3 moves have been from a smaller-to-bigger place, so this move from a bigger-to-a-smaller place has been the most challenging. Again, we learn a little bit more each time we move her.

Through the moves, we have learned some ways to make moving a bit easier.

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