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A TEENAGE boy was jailed after pranking his teacher into eating semen-filled pancakes as part of a sick joke during a cooking competition at his school in Ohio.
The 15-year-old admitted to bringing in a bag of his semen and dumping it on the dessert before serving it to his teacher in May.
He was sentenced to 30 days in a detention centre and ordered to complete community service, reported KUTV .
Seven other students — who were not publicly identified — are also accused of assault and other crimes for their roles in the disgusting prank.
One other student facing charges allegedly soaked barbecue sauce with his urine and served it to four unsuspecting teachers, according to WBNS.
The sickening joke played out while the teachers were judging a cooking class as part of the “Global Gourmet” course at Olentangy Hyatts School.
The video shows one of the students dump a liquid from a plastic bag onto a crepe before presenting it to the panel of teachers.
The teacher is then seen eating it and asking the student about the ingredients.
“Is this made with goat milk or cow’s milk?” the teacher asks the student, according to the video
“Uhh, cow’s milk,” the teen responds.
“Is it fresh-squeezed cow’s milk?” another teacher asks, before another teacher interrupts to say: “I’m not even gonna lie, it tastes really good.”
The boys concocted the sick prank as they prepared dishes for a cooking competition at school, which was to be judged by their teachers.
One of the teens brought a plastic bag filled with his semen to school on the day of the cooking competition, before smearing it on top of the crepes prepared by the boys.
The teachers then ate the filthy crepes, not realising they had been tampered with.
Another boy also brought a bag of semen to school that day, but claims he didn't put any of it on the crepes.
As well as the sick crepe stunt, the group also planned to pour urine into barbecue sauce before serving it to four teachers judging the competition.
Prosecutors say the gang also colluded to destroy evidence after a text message detailing the gross recipe was deleted.
The group had been planning the sick stunt for days.
Each of the students will face a judge in Delaware County Juvenile court over the next three weeks.
The boys are charged with a range of crimes - felony assault, complicity to assault and tampering with evidence.
Our teachers deserve respect and kindness, and anything less than that is completely unacceptable
An attorney representing four of the students said in a statement: "Everyone has worked very hard this summer to resolve these cases in a fair manner that takes into account the disgusting nature of this prank, while also balancing the fact that we’re talking about 8th grade boys.
"This is an example of how easily influenced kids are by what they see on YouTube and social media. They are learning an extremely hard lesson. We feel horrible for these teachers.”

The school also released a statement, saying: "We are aware that charges have been filed in this case and we thank law enforcement for their due diligence.
"As a district, we are saddened that these charges are a result of actions that took place at one of our schools.
"Our teachers deserve respect and kindness, and anything less than that is completely unacceptable. We will continue to support law enforcement in every way possible."
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This ritual, which is a symbol of a young boy’s rite of passage to manhood, starts when a boy is between the ages of 6 to 10 and comprises of 6 stages.

The Sambia Tribe in Papua New Guinea have tradition that has fascinated (and confused) many. They are the tribe that drinks semen to turn boys into men and we bring you everything you need to know about them.

This ritual, which is a symbol of a young boy’s rite of passage to manhood, starts when a boy is between the ages of 6 to 10 and comprises of 6 stages.

Imperative to the processes and teaching of the initial ceremony is the notion that women can be dangerous to men.

To become a man, and in essence a “warrior,” these young men are taught how to detach themselves from their mothers and the women around them as a means of showing that they can live without them and prove their masculinity.

The six stage process of affirming one’s manhood can take anywhere from 10 to 15 years until these young men father a child. Much of the initiation and training is characterised by what some have deemed to be highly erotic and sexual.

In the first stages, a sharp stick of cane is inserted deeply into the young boy’s nostrils until he bleeds profusely. The young boys are also introduced to older warriors who are told that bachelors are going to “copulate” with them to make them grow.

Throughout much of the 6 stages, the act of having the stick of cane inserted into the nostrils and the performance of 'fellatio' are integral to the process of becoming a man. While the former practice is often derided by many as 'inhumane' and the latter is often referred to as 'homosexual' behaviour, the Sambia’s understanding and purpose behind these two processes differs from our conventional understanding.

While many of us might view the practice of inserting the cane stick into the nostrils as being 'inhumane', because of the obvious infliction of pain and injury to the body, for the Sambia it is a symbol of strength and his ability to sustain pain, which is a needed requirement of a warrior.

Additionally, the act of performing fellatio and the act of ingesting semen is seen as an integral part of manhood because boys are unable to mature into men unless they ingest semen and they adhere to the notion that all men have, 'eaten the penis'.

According to Sambia belief, the semen of a man possesses the 'masculine spirit', which young boys will be able to attain through his ingestion of semen.

Cultural differences play a huge part in how we react to such practices. What we may view as homosexuality may simply be a right of passage in another culture . The journey to 'manhood' has no set route but the end goal is always the same; to protect and provide.

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