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Underage Drinking
| Mon, 02-18-2013 - 8:02am |
We have friends who find nothing wrong with allowing their 16 year olds to drink. They allow them to have beer pong parties with their friends (because they are doing it in their home) and allow them to try different types of wines (In their words "to make them a connoisseur of wine").
We find this unacceptable as if they are doing it at home, you know they are doing it elsewhere and these kids are able to drive now so I can not believe that none of them ever drive home drunk.
What does everyone think of this?
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Why assume the op is made up? Posters have already admitted that they drank underage too, Perhaps it's more common than she thought.
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I suspect she wouldn't know a foodie if she tripped over the organic farmer delivering the Kobe beef and Chilean sea bass ;)
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