I vote Duffy as most qualified to know what not to do based on experience.
Started smoking weed at 13 (too young)
Lost my virginity at 13 (too young)
Started smoking cigarettes at 13 (he should never do that)
In high school...
Fucked a dozen or so girls, smoked weed almost everyday, got drunk as often as possible (easier to get weed than booze back then), took lots of acid, shrooms, cocaine and ecstasy, drove recklessly (often while drunk, high, tripping, norbing or any combination of those), road motorcycles at insanely high speeds in shorts, flip flops and no shirt no helmet, stole money from a crack dealer (he was a really bad dude that ended up in prison for rape), plus a bunch of specific instances of extremely risky behavior that I'm incredibly lucky to have survived relatively unharmed.
Oh and I tried to kill my mom...but that's a whole nother story.
Well your current president acts like a sixth grader so there's that.
If the kids in my son's class acted like Trump they'd get kicked out of school.
In fact, one girl was recently suspended for inappropriate tweets.
It's hard to fathom what it would be like to be in grade school these days. I'm 33 so not even that old but things like elementary school kids having twitter accounts just seems bizarre to me.
As a parent it's great. I don't twitter but I do follow all my son's friends' Instagrams and I read all my son's text threads.
It really helps me see what's going on. It also alerts me to things that o need to discuss with my son.
They constantly try to escape from the darkness outside and within
Dreaming of systems so perfect that no one will need to be good T.S. Eliot
Duffy wrote:
First time I got drunk - 12 (too young (my son's age)) Started smoking weed at 13 (too young)
Lost my virginity at 13 (too young)
Started smoking cigarettes at 13 (he should never do that)
In high school...
Fucked a dozen or so girls, smoked weed almost everyday, got drunk as often as possible (easier to get weed than booze back then), took lots of acid, shrooms, cocaine and ecstasy, drove recklessly (often while drunk, high, tripping, norbing or any combination of those), road motorcycles at insanely high speeds in shorts, flip flops and no shirt no helmet, stole money from a crack dealer (he was a really bad dude that ended up in prison for rape), plus a bunch of specific instances of extremely risky behavior that I'm incredibly lucky to have survived relatively unharmed.
Oh and I tried to kill my mom...but that's a whole nother story.
len wrote:
What sort of things did you do that you would not want your son to do? Duffy wrote:
BCtriguy1 wrote:
Duffy wrote:
BLeP wrote:
Duffy wrote:
I'd rather be governed by my son's sixth grade class than current group we've had for the last 20 years.Well your current president acts like a sixth grader so there's that.
If the kids in my son's class acted like Trump they'd get kicked out of school.
In fact, one girl was recently suspended for inappropriate tweets.
It's hard to fathom what it would be like to be in grade school these days. I'm 33 so not even that old but things like elementary school kids having twitter accounts just seems bizarre to me.
As a parent it's great. I don't twitter but I do follow all my son's friends' Instagrams and I read all my son's text threads.
It really helps me see what's going on. It also alerts me to things that o need to discuss with my son.
They constantly try to escape from the darkness outside and within
Dreaming of systems so perfect that no one will need to be good T.S. Eliot