Chaotic Hopes's comment: "Lol, that's insane. Free money and coke haha."
Chaotic Hopes's comment: "Ugh! Burnt hair is the most foulest thing ever."
Chaotic Hopes's comment: "Ehhh, after a while they'll start to catch on in the store. Wouldn't try it, lol."
Chaotic Hopes's comment: "Hahaha, I work in a bar! I'm gonna do this tomorrow. =)"
Chaotic Hopes's comment: "Haha! That's sweet! I'm going to try it when my 360 is repaired!"
Chaotic Hopes's comment: "That was insane! The glass like caught the energy, haha!"
Chaotic Hopes's comment: "That's pretty insane. I wonder who thinks to do this, lol."
Chaotic Hopes's comment: "That's sick! Clever thinking bro, haha!"
Chaotic Hopes's comment: "Lol, stealing candy! Seems like it would work..."
Chaotic Hopes's comment: "Wow, that's an inventive way to beat a drug test."
Chaotic Hopes's comment: "That's insane! Seems a little too easy..."
Chaotic Hopes's comment: "Kinda cool, be neat to show some drunk dude haha!"
Chaotic Hopes's comment: "Hah! The stuff people think of. Pretty neat..."
Chaotic Hopes's comment: "Too much time to pull this off..."
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