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PostPosted: Thu Mar 09, 2006 1:41 pm 
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I have heard, in many cultures, alchohol is an everyday way of life, just like our kids drinks Cokes.  Like in Europe....Maybe some of our friends from different areas of the world would be willing to share with us..

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PostPosted: Thu Mar 09, 2006 1:56 pm 
One bar I was in, there was a nine year old boy, damn kid was doing better with the chicks than I was.....I hate that.......seriously in Indiana it is not tolerated.....Mr. Singing Squid? What part of Indiana are you from..........jj


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johnny moore @ Thu Mar 09, 2006 3:56 pm wrote:
One bar I was in, there was a nine year old boy,  kid was doing better with the chicks than I was.....I hate that.......seriously in Indiana it is not tolerated.....Mr. Singing Squid? What part of Indiana are you from..........jj


I grew up on the NE side of Indy...Castleton area.

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That's where the rich guys live......I'm in Dyer, about 30 miles SE of Chicago.....a pleasure to meet you.......take care......jj


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Oregon has some VERY different laws...LOL..

I'm quite aware of some of the things that are supposedly "totally legal" in your state Lil Mizz.

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I have heard, in many cultures, alchohol is an everyday way of life, just like our kids drinks Cokes.  Like in Europe....Maybe some of our friends from different areas of the world would be willing to share with us..


Isis, I am not an "expert" on the laws and restrictions in Europe, but while traveling in Gremany, France and Italy, it was quite common to see children age approximately 11 or older drinking wine and beer with their families. In Germany there were 16 year olds served beer in the Biergarten. It might have something to do with culture, and alot of people utilize the transit system and use bikes and drive less often.

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johnny moore @ Thu Mar 09, 2006 4:18 pm wrote:
That's where the rich guys live......I'm in Dyer, about 30 miles SE of Chicago.....a pleasure to meet you.......take care......jj


That's Carmel and Fishers, as I recall.  We had a nice neighborhood, but it wasn't THAT nice!!

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Isis @ Thu Mar 09, 2006 4:41 pm wrote:
I have heard, in many cultures, alchohol is an everyday way of life, just like our kids drinks Cokes.  Like in Europe....Maybe some of our friends from different areas of the world would be willing to share with us..


Isis, I am not an "expert" on the laws and restrictions in Europe, but while traveling in Gremany, France and Italy, it was quite common to see children age approximately 11 or older drinking wine and beer with their families. In Germany there were 16 year olds served beer in the Biergarten. It might have something to do with culture, and alot of people utilize the transit system and use bikes and drive less often.


That's true.  Not positive, but I don't think most of the teens in Europe use alcohol in such an extreme way as over here.  Since it's culturally allowed at that age, it's probably not as exciting.


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Isis @ Thu Mar 09, 2006 4:41 pm wrote:
I have heard, in many cultures, alchohol is an everyday way of life, just like our kids drinks Cokes.  Like in Europe....Maybe some of our friends from different areas of the world would be willing to share with us..


Isis, I am not an "expert" on the laws and restrictions in Europe, but while traveling in Gremany, France and Italy, it was quite common to see children age approximately 11 or older drinking wine and beer with their families. In Germany there were 16 year olds served beer in the Biergarten. It might have something to do with culture, and alot of people utilize the transit system and use bikes and drive less often.


That's true.  Not positive, but I don't think most of the teens in Europe use alcohol in such an extreme way as over here.  Since it's culturally allowed at that age, it's probably not as exciting.


True, it is a normal routine for them to sit down to dinner with their relatives and drink alcoholic beverages. To most of us, it might be apauling or bad judgement, but this is their customs.

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Some of you kiddies (and by kiddies I mean 25-40 year olds) might not recall some of your parents smoking pot and passing the joint right over your crib, or even high chair..  It was not at all uncommon in the 1960's and 1970's for certain liberal parents to smoke pot in their home with the babies right there. LOADS of times I was toking in a den or living room with the baby even in the mothers lap, and usually in the same room. For all I know if your parents were musicians on the east coast during that 60's thru early early 1980's period,  and also happen to be around baby boomer age, or assuming they grew up during any part of that "free love era" I might've been toking while you were standing in your diapers watching, heck, I might even be YOUR FATHER  :shock:  

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Steven Kaplan @ Thu Mar 09, 2006 7:08 pm wrote:
Some of you kiddies (and by kiddies I mean 25-40 year olds) might not recall some of your parents smoking pot and passing the joint right over your crib, or even high chair..  It was not at all uncommon in the 1960's and 1970's for certain liberal parents to smoke pot in their home with the babies right there. LOADS of times I was toking in a den or living room with the baby even in the mothers lap, and usually in the same room. For all I know if your parents were musicians on the east coast during that 60's thru early early 1980's period,  and also happen to be around baby boomer age, or assuming they grew up during any part of that "free love era" I might've been toking while you were standing in your diapers watching, heck, I might even be YOUR FATHER  :shock:  

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hmmmm, never mind LMAO  LMAO
But your point is correct. Things have changed.

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I might even be YOUR FATHER  :shock:  

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Dad!!!  Oh, I have been looking for you!!!

Now I see why I am kinda warped!!!

LMAO  LMAO

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Things have changed...And we as Americans are much more uptite about a lot of things that other countries and cultures are not....

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I might even be YOUR FATHER  :shock:  

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Dad!!!  Oh, I have been looking for you!!!

Now I see why I am kinda warped!!!

LMAO  LMAO


:hug:  My long lost sister!! I knew I'd find you!! LMAO  LMAO  LMAO

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Steven Kaplan @ Thu Mar 09, 2006 3:31 pm wrote:
Oregon has some VERY different laws...LOL..

I'm quite aware of some of the things that are supposedly "totally legal" in your state Lil Mizz.



Dang, can't a gal go try to sing without being talked about in these danged ol' forums?

LMAO


Yes, Oregon does have some different laws I guess. But, if it's not legal, we generally do it anyhow out here in the west.  :shock:

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pinkrose @ Thu Mar 09, 2006 6:16 pm wrote:
Isis @ Thu Mar 09, 2006 7:13 pm wrote:
Steven Kaplan @ Thu Mar 09, 2006 6:08 pm wrote:
I might even be YOUR FATHER  :shock:  

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(LOL,  watch the membership of KS dropoff steeply now)


Dad!!!  Oh, I have been looking for you!!!

Now I see why I am kinda warped!!!

LMAO  LMAO


:hug:  My long lost sister!! I knew I'd find you!! LMAO  LMAO  LMAO


This is awesome a mini family reunion...Wow...Dad was busy wasn't he.... LMAO

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Speaking of singing, LMAO, I don't think people in the showcase are gonna know who in the heck I am for a while, hahaha.

Then they are gonna think my pic is kinda strange. Not alot of them come over here, so they're totally not gonna understand my "disguise". How dumb, they're gonna think I just wear billcaps all the time....... and sunshades in the winter.  :rotflmao:

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Isis @ Thu Mar 09, 2006 6:18 pm wrote:
pinkrose @ Thu Mar 09, 2006 6:16 pm wrote:
Isis @ Thu Mar 09, 2006 7:13 pm wrote:
Steven Kaplan @ Thu Mar 09, 2006 6:08 pm wrote:
I might even be YOUR FATHER  :shock:  

<theme from psycho plays in the background>




(LOL,  watch the membership of KS dropoff steeply now)


Dad!!!  Oh, I have been looking for you!!!

Now I see why I am kinda warped!!!

LMAO  LMAO


OH GREAT!!  There goes ANOTHER fantasy!!  Thanks a LOT Pop!!!  They're MY SISTERS!!!!!!!   :bigcry:  :bawling:

:hug:  My long lost sister!! I knew I'd find you!! LMAO  LMAO  LMAO


This is awesome a mini family reunion...Wow...Dad was busy wasn't he.... LMAO

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Isis @ Thu Mar 09, 2006 6:18 pm wrote:
pinkrose @ Thu Mar 09, 2006 6:16 pm wrote:
Isis @ Thu Mar 09, 2006 7:13 pm wrote:
Steven Kaplan @ Thu Mar 09, 2006 6:08 pm wrote:
I might even be YOUR FATHER  :shock:  

<theme from psycho plays in the background>




(LOL,  watch the membership of KS dropoff steeply now)


Dad!!!  Oh, I have been looking for you!!!

Now I see why I am kinda warped!!!

LMAO  LMAO



:hug:  My long lost sister!! I knew I'd find you!! LMAO  LMAO  LMAO


This is awesome a mini family reunion...Wow...Dad was busy wasn't he.... LMAO
OH GREAT!!  There goes ANOTHER fantasy!!  Thanks a LOT Pop!!!  They're MY SISTERS!!!!!!!   :bigcry:  :bawling:

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Isis @ Thu Mar 09, 2006 7:18 pm wrote:
pinkrose @ Thu Mar 09, 2006 6:16 pm wrote:
Isis @ Thu Mar 09, 2006 7:13 pm wrote:
Steven Kaplan @ Thu Mar 09, 2006 6:08 pm wrote:
I might even be YOUR FATHER  :shock:  

<theme from psycho plays in the background>




(LOL,  watch the membership of KS dropoff steeply now)


Dad!!!  Oh, I have been looking for you!!!

Now I see why I am kinda warped!!!

LMAO  LMAO


:hug:  My long lost sister!! I knew I'd find you!! LMAO  LMAO  LMAO


This is awesome a mini family reunion...Wow...Dad was busy wasn't he.... LMAO


Yep, someone's secret is out now--I wonder how many more are going to show up for this reunion??? LMAO  LMAO

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