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| Do Drunken Teens Usually Throw Beer Cans? I was riding my bike and some random guys threw beer cans at me, in thier 18-22's. Is this typical? I do not know them, so it is not personal, and the only connection is an incident in school that wasresolved way back in June, everything is fine until this happened. So is this typical behavior, or should I be scared? Oh and also they stoped to ask me fo directions, before throwing. |
| well throwing **** is fun and its more fun while drunk..so possibly |
| How do people act when drunk? (Playing the drunken girl in a play)? I am playing a teen drunken girl in a play soon and i need to act drunk, but im not sure how teens act when they are drunk (I am 14)... any help ? Thanks(: |
| loud, obnoxious, laugh a lot, slur words a little, and act like you can't walk straight. or just go drunk. |
| Why so many UFO crashes? Are Alien teens driving? Why is it when we see videos of UFOs are they most often wobbly or we read about a new crash site? are Drunken Alien teens at the wheel? are they like human guys trying to throw empty beer bottles at satellites as they fly by? This would explain why a race who could travel 100's of light years get all the way here only to wipe out a row of telephone poles and ball up in a corn field. And why come here in the first place? to score some earth Tail? Are we earthlings that desperate to be probed? |
| The aliens are too busy talking on their cell phones, eating green donuts, drinking large green coffees, yelling at their guys in the backseat and not paying attention to the rather large planet in front of them. |
| Parents, did anyone see the channel 4 documentary about teens who drink and end up in hospital? For anyone who didn't, it was called 'The Hospital' and it is part of a four episode series on the relationship between teens and the NHS. There were three cases on it that really shocked me: 1. A boy who was in intensive care for 3 days thanks to his friend drink driving, I know this isn't uncommon, but what got me was the group of them sat in a pub laughing about it a few weeks later, bragging about the pay out he would receive (£20,000) and then C4 stating that his total hospital bill would be £5000 if we did not have the NHS. 2.A young girl who stepped out on to the road drunk, didn't notice a reversing taxi and remained trapped under the taxi for 30 mins, one leg fully behind her head and the other being burnt by the exhaust pipe. The nurses administered Ketamin, but by mistake they injected too much and her heart stopped for 10 mins. At the end a doctor asked her if it was worth paying that much for a night out and she laughed and said 'I only spent £20, and that wasn't even mine, so it was free' (Yes, but not for those that work...) 3.A young man who was subject to a drunken brawl died 1 week later due to swelling on his brain. I am running the risk of sounding stupid here, but I was not aware that Britain's problem with drunken teens was that bad. They showed A&E on a Friday & Saturday night, it was full of drunks covered in blood, hurling in the corridors...on other nights it was empty bar a few broken bones. So my question is, what could be done to prevent this? On radio 1 this morning a survey illustrated that 85% of NHS staff do not feel that the current government measures are working. I personally feel the price of alcohol needs to be raised. Not to the extent where those of us who are sensible with the odd glass of wine have to suffer...but I certainly think being able to buy a litre of vodka for £5 and giant bottles of lambrini for £2.50 (current Tesco prices) is asking for trouble, teens can access alcohol with their pocket money and do serious damage. |
| Dammit, I really wanted to watch that and forgot to record it. It sounded interesting, and I'll be looking for the next part. I think the main problem is the 'glamour' that surrounds drinking. We see celebrities falling out of cabs, out of their head, and of course they are 'role models' to our youth. What is shown in our soaps doesn't help - according to them, we celebrate with champagne, commiserate with straight whisky, relax with beer, drown our sorrows with vodka. Each of our major shows have a regular pub which is always busy and most people spend just about every evening in the pub! At least shows like, 'Friends' was based around a coffee shop. The UK's social circuit seems to circle around bars and clubs. It's our society and embarrasingly, our culture. I think adults need to have a more sensible approach to drinking before it will filter onto our youth, and like you say, raising the price will help immensely. Not all drink, as some of us do like a sensible bottle of beer at the end of a rough day, but the only reason people buy 'White Lightning' cider (dirt cheap) is to get drunk, not for a relaxing drink. Get rid of the cheap crap! Somewhere down the line, it's the adults buying it. A 16 year old cannot walk into tescos and buy it themselves, so who's the idiot supplying them with the means to put themselves into hospital? And the complete disregard for the NHS is appalling - I think if someone is known to regularly need medical treatment for drinking or smoking, they should be paying it out of their own pocket. After all - they can afford the habit in the first place, right? It's woefully unfair that guyren and adults alike die every day while sitting on an NHS waiting list and morons like that abuse the system. |
| Are most teens into drugs /alcohol these days? I'm 16 years old and most of my friends smoke. I on the other hand have never smoked or drunken alcohol in my life. Mostly everyone is doing this junk these days. How much % of teens are doing drugs? |
| welll...personally in my high school most the guys and some of the girls are in to drugs...probably half the guys in my school:\ i think thats great that you have never done it. because it seems like more people look up to those that stay away from that sh**. ha i know i do;) im sorry you have to deal with the peer pressure. just try not to be like them:)...your awesome dude!!! |
| What do you think about this situation? Scene: Edmonton transit bus, this past March. Four loud drunk teens get on the bus and are told to be quiet by a passenger. The teens beat the man to death by repeatedly kicking him in the head over several minutes, as several passengers and the driver watch. Then they just walk off the bus unimpeded and disappear. They turn themselves in the next day. The judge releases them to the custody of their parents. The drunken teens' friends appear on TV news saying how they will defend their friends, and how they think their friends are good people. |
| That was totally disgusting! I am still upset about that particular incident. Personally I would like to see the onlookers charged, especially the bus driver. Such social irresponsibility needs to be addressed. Recently while waiting in line at an ice cream stand in the mall I witnessed an incident in which 2 young men(adolescents?) took down another much younger one and started kicking him. I was aghast at the crowds of people giving it a glance and strolling on by. I had to do something! I may be a tiny woman but I have a very loud voice when projected and so I started to tell them to stop while striding forcfully toward them. They paid no heed, but I was getting some looks from the other people but still no help. I finally had to grab a mans arm and ask him directly to help me stop them. He did so and one of them ran away while the other stood there flexing his muscles and running his mouth. We can not allow this kind of behavior to become acceptable. |
| Tell me how you feel about teens gettin a bad rep by the media? we aint that bad are we? Insurance policie for teenagers twice as much as adults because they believe we aint safe enough! Media always labels teenagers as drunken rebels out to cause a muck! agree? i could go on for hours about how badly we are stated in the media! IVE HAD ENOUGH how about you? |
| The media has nothing to do with the statistics insurance companies base their rates on. True, not all teenagers are rebels, drunk, immature, and/or sexually active. But a good lot of them are, and I'd go as far to say the majority. There is a reason stereotypes exist. They are all based on something. |
| The day before her wedding her fiancée died, how to help her cope? The day before the wedding the girl's fiancée died in a car accident. He died by being hit by a drunken teen driver. That happened the day before their wedding. How to help her cope with her loss? |
| That is very sad and really hard to deal with. Just be there for her, let her talk about it, share her memories with you, she needs to cry and come to terms in a way with what happened. It is better to keep her busy as well, if she is up to it, but in the end just time really heals or make it a little better. I hope she is strong, keep well and God bless. |
| When are the best and worst times to post a question and does it depend on the question asked? 8pm? Many adults online, but so too, the mischievous teens... 2am? Drunken ramblings... well, from the UK maybe... but plenty of Americans online to answer (it would be roughly 6-9pm for them, depending on which State they are in). 3pm? Most people are at work... but at least the ones online should be sober... So, when are the best and worst times to post and does it depend on the question asked? |
| I post a question when I think of it. If I wait I forget it and it drives me nuts trying to remember it again. |