fav drink.

[wolfsoul]

Originally posted by tikeyas_mom

my dad always trys to get me to drink with him haha, man O' man, he is weired.

Same here, but my dad just wants to get me all grossed out so he can laugh at me lol. He's the one that always had the slammer parties.

[lizbud]

Originally posted by Crikit
You know it could just be me but the fact that this thread was started by a person under the legeal drinking age, and that quite a of the replies are from people under the drinking age as well kind of disturbs me.

Hey , me too. I don't want to preach either, but I am really
surprised to find this on Pet Talk. Even in the Dog House.

[tikeyas_mom]

Originally posted by wolfsoul
Same here, but my dad just wants to get me all grossed out so he can laugh at me lol. He's the one that always had the slammer parties.

hahah my dad used to always give me sips of his beers when I was little .. he is a weirdo.. my mom would have been sooo mad if she knew lol.

[tikeyas_mom]

Originally posted by lizbud
Hey , me too. I don't want to preach either, but I am really
surprised to find this on Pet Talk. Even in the Dog House.

sorry, i was just curious, about how many ppl actually drink, and how many pppl like which kinds of drinks ...

[Cataholic]

I had my first 'real' drink at 15, I think. I grew up in a middle class, suburban area....two cars, two vacations a year, pool, college prep high school, etc....and I would estimate that 60% of my friends drank in high school...and that is a conservative guess. I think 85-90% of my high school class went on to college.

I have never understood American's fascination with non-drink behaviour. For most of our youth today, it isn't alcohol that is killing them, it is TV, lack of 'umph', obesity....drinking, in moderation (like everything else in life), can be a healthy part of one's life. After all, we aren't all Baptist!

[tikeyas_mom]

Originally posted by Cataholic
I had my first 'real' drink at 15, I think. I grew up in a middle class, suburban area....two cars, two vacations a year, pool, college prep high school, etc....and I would estimate that 60% of my friends drank in high school...and that is a conservative guess. I think 85-90% of my high school class went on to college.

I have never understood American's fascination with non-drink behaviour. For most of our youth today, it isn't alcohol that is killing them, it is TV, lack of 'umph', obesity....drinking, in moderation (like everything else in life), can be a healthy part of one's life. After all, we aren't all Baptist!

i agree hahha. i used to get alot of excersize when i was drinking because i would goto bush parties with my friends and stuff, and we would walk and walk and run away from Cops lol. it was great, good excersize lol. now that i hardly ever drink, and when i do i dont go very far lol, i have gained weight and become mopre of a couch potatoe...

[2kitties]

Originally posted by Cataholic
I had my first 'real' drink at 15, I think. I grew up in a middle class, suburban area....two cars, two vacations a year, pool, college prep high school, etc....and I would estimate that 60% of my friends drank in high school...and that is a conservative guess. I think 85-90% of my high school class went on to college.

I have never understood American's fascination with non-drink behaviour. For most of our youth today, it isn't alcohol that is killing them, it is TV, lack of 'umph', obesity....drinking, in moderation (like everything else in life), can be a healthy part of one's life. After all, we aren't all Baptist!

Cat, I'd say we were separated at birth, but the math doesn't work out. Did your parents give me up for adoption or something? I think we have similar upbringings.

[slick]

Originally posted by tikeyas_mom
Anyways the legal age here is 18

I believe you are in BC???? Ahem, I beg to differ. The legal age to leave home and be on your own is 18. In BC, the actual legal drinking age is 19.

[tikeyas_mom]

Originally posted by slick
I believe you are in BC???? Ahem, I beg to differ. The legal age to leave home and be on your own is 18. In BC, the actual legal drinking age is 19.

meh whatever doesnt make a difference to me. I wont be going to any bars fsoon tell you that much ..

[wolfsoul]

oOoOo so it IS 19 lol.

I would love to go to a bar, but not to drink. Just to have fun. I want to go to a gay bar and meet my "Will" and have a Will and Grace thing lol. I'm a loser.

[slick]

Jordan: I've never been to a gay bar but I knew some people a long time ago that used to go to them all the time. I'm told that it's so much fun because for straight people there really is no pressure. They met all kinds of great people and had a gas every time they went. I never went with them because I was in a relationship at the time and "he" wouldn't go. Party Pooper!!

Cataholic and 2K: I'll meet you sometime around the corner and we'll compare notes.

[wolfsoul]

Originally posted by slick
Jordan: I've never been to a gay bar but I knew some people a long time ago that used to go to them all the time. I'm told that it's so much fun because for straight people there really is no pressure. They met all kinds of great people and had a gas every time they went.

That does sound like fun!

[binka_nugget]

Originally posted by wolfsoul
I would love to go to a bar, but not to drink. Just to have fun. I want to go to a gay bar and meet my "Will" and have a Will and Grace thing lol. I'm a loser.

LOL I love Will and Grace. I want my own Jack..(and maybe a Karen..who knows when that will come in handy) lol. If we're 19 when we finish our program at cwcc, we'll celebrate at a gay bar LOL.

[aly]

Originally posted by Crikit
You know it could just be me but the fact that this thread was started by a person under the legeal drinking age, and that quite a of the replies are from people under the drinking age as well kind of disturbs me.

I am disturbed reading it too (from the underage people).

I'm 25 and don't drink. Blech.

I'll stick to chocolate milk and diet Dr. Pepper

[micki76]

Originally posted by Cataholic
I had my first 'real' drink at 15, I think. I grew up in a middle class, suburban area....two cars, two vacations a year, pool, college prep high school, etc....and I would estimate that 60% of my friends drank in high school...and that is a conservative guess. I think 85-90% of my high school class went on to college.

I have never understood American's fascination with non-drink behaviour. For most of our youth today, it isn't alcohol that is killing them, it is TV, lack of 'umph', obesity....drinking, in moderation (like everything else in life), can be a healthy part of one's life. After all, we aren't all Baptist!

Ditto! I never understood what the deal was with the "magic" drinking age. You turn a certain age and suddenly it's ok? Never got that.