HS Party with Alcohol... Death

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Trial is in less than 2 weeks. As the mom of a 20 year old son, I can't imagine how the family feels. 3 lives lost, not 2.

That displays a lack of empathy for the two families whose sons are actually dead.

Said the thread bully boss.

No, actually, said me, who really dislikes whoever keeps harping on this on DCUM, aka "the thread bully boss".

He'll probably go to jail. That's not losing your life.

I'd be sad that the passengers didn't use better judgment than to get into a car with a teen they knew was drinking, after they themselves had been drinking, and not wear seat belts. We preach, beg, implore our kids not to do these things. So I'd never forgive myself if my kids died this way.

Hello. When kids start drinking, there IS no judgement. Period.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:There were multiple original posts in the last 24hrs about this trip to Mexico and they have all disappeared? What happen. It was on the news. Why can't it be posted here. I didn't start them but I did comment on them.

I think the parents are horrible people.

I don't know about them all, but I'm an OP of another thread in this forum and I asked Jeff to delete it because I saw an older one in the Maryland Schools forum already talking about it. There aren't supposed to be multiple threads on a topic.

Sure. You know who's in charge here.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Trial is in less than 2 weeks. As the mom of a 20 year old son, I can't imagine how the family feels. 3 lives lost, not 2.

That displays a lack of empathy for the two families whose sons are actually dead.

Said the thread bully boss.

No, actually, said me, who really dislikes whoever keeps harping on this on DCUM, aka "the thread bully boss".

He'll probably go to jail. That's not losing your life.

I'd be sad that the passengers didn't use better judgment than to get into a car with a teen they knew was drinking, after they themselves had been drinking, and not wear seat belts. We preach, beg, implore our kids not to do these things. So I'd never forgive myself if my kids died this way.

Hello. When kids start drinking, there IS no judgement. Period.

That might be the case for your kids but certainly not all. I've been called more than once and asked to pick up kids (my own and various others) who got into situations that they needed help extricating themselves from. While I was not happy with the situations they found themselves in, I was thrilled they knew to call me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:Trial is in less than 2 weeks. As the mom of a 20 year old son, I can't imagine how the family feels. 3 lives lost, not 2.

That displays a lack of empathy for the two families whose sons are actually dead.

Said the thread bully boss.

No, actually, said me, who really dislikes whoever keeps harping on this on DCUM, aka "the thread bully boss".

He'll probably go to jail. That's not losing your life.

I'd be sad that the passengers didn't use better judgment than to get into a car with a teen they knew was drinking, after they themselves had been drinking, and not wear seat belts. We preach, beg, implore our kids not to do these things. So I'd never forgive myself if my kids died this way.

Hello. When kids start drinking, there IS no judgement. Period.

That might be the case for your kids but certainly not all. I've been called more than once and asked to pick up kids (my own and various others) who got into situations that they needed help extricating themselves from. While I was not happy with the situations they found themselves in, I was thrilled they knew to call me.

They called you after consuming how much alcohol?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Trial is in less than 2 weeks. As the mom of a 20 year old son, I can't imagine how the family feels. 3 lives lost, not 2.

What's the date?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Trial is in less than 2 weeks. As the mom of a 20 year old son, I can't imagine how the family feels. 3 lives lost, not 2.

That displays a lack of empathy for the two families whose sons are actually dead.

Said the thread bully boss.

No, actually, said me, who really dislikes whoever keeps harping on this on DCUM, aka "the thread bully boss".

He'll probably go to jail. That's not losing your life.

I'd be sad that the passengers didn't use better judgment than to get into a car with a teen they knew was drinking, after they themselves had been drinking, and not wear seat belts. We preach, beg, implore our kids not to do these things. So I'd never forgive myself if my kids died this way.

Hello. When kids start drinking, there IS no judgement. Period.

That might be the case for your kids but certainly not all. I've been called more than once and asked to pick up kids (my own and various others) who got into situations that they needed help extricating themselves from. While I was not happy with the situations they found themselves in, I was thrilled they knew to call me.

They called you after consuming how much alcohol?

Pp said as soon as drinking is starts, there "IS no judgement. Period." (Not sure why she capitalized IS wrote out period.)

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Trial is in less than 2 weeks. As the mom of a 20 year old son, I can't imagine how the family feels. 3 lives lost, not 2.

That displays a lack of empathy for the two families whose sons are actually dead.

Said the thread bully boss.

No, actually, said me, who really dislikes whoever keeps harping on this on DCUM, aka "the thread bully boss".

He'll probably go to jail. That's not losing your life.

I'd be sad that the passengers didn't use better judgment than to get into a car with a teen they knew was drinking, after they themselves had been drinking, and not wear seat belts. We preach, beg, implore our kids not to do these things. So I'd never forgive myself if my kids died this way.

Hello. When kids start drinking, there IS no judgement. Period.

That might be the case for your kids but certainly not all. I've been called more than once and asked to pick up kids (my own and various others) who got into situations that they needed help extricating themselves from. While I was not happy with the situations they found themselves in, I was thrilled they knew to call me.

They called you after consuming how much alcohol?

[Anonymous]

While you all argue on this forum, the Wootton kids who went on the Mexico trip are laughing their asses off as they reminisce about their drunken nights there.

[Anonymous]

Can parents put a credit card down on an uber account for their kids so they never have to drive to go out? I don't even want my DD to drive to any parties.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Can parents put a credit card down on an uber account for their kids so they never have to drive to go out? I don't even want my DD to drive to any parties.

So don't let her drive. You drive her, you pick her up. That's how it was done before Uber.

[Anonymous]

I almost feel sorry for those families.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I almost feel sorry for those families.

...of the kids drinking in Mexico.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Trial is in less than 2 weeks. As the mom of a 20 year old son, I can't imagine how the family feels. 3 lives lost, not 2.

That displays a lack of empathy for the two families whose sons are actually dead.

Said the thread bully boss.

No, actually, said me, who really dislikes whoever keeps harping on this on DCUM, aka "the thread bully boss".

He'll probably go to jail. That's not losing your life.

I'd be sad that the passengers didn't use better judgment than to get into a car with a teen they knew was drinking, after they themselves had been drinking, and not wear seat belts. We preach, beg, implore our kids not to do these things. So I'd never forgive myself if my kids died this way.

Hello. When kids start drinking, there IS no judgement. Period.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Trial is in less than 2 weeks. As the mom of a 20 year old son, I can't imagine how the family feels. 3 lives lost, not 2.

That displays a lack of empathy for the two families whose sons are actually dead.

Said the thread bully boss.

No, actually, said me, who really dislikes whoever keeps harping on this on DCUM, aka "the thread bully boss".

He'll probably go to jail. That's not losing your life.

I'd be sad that the passengers didn't use better judgment than to get into a car with a teen they knew was drinking, after they themselves had been drinking, and not wear seat belts. We preach, beg, implore our kids not to do these things. So I'd never forgive myself if my kids died this way.

Hello. When kids start drinking, there IS no judgement. Period.

That might be the case for your kids but certainly not all. I've been called more than once and asked to pick up kids (my own and various others) who got into situations that they needed help extricating themselves from. While I was not happy with the situations they found themselves in, I was thrilled they knew to call me.

Just teach your kids to call you, or Uber if you prefer, when they need help getting out of a situation they've found themselves in. They can do this (except for the one pp's kid who loses all judgment at the first sip.)

[Anonymous]

Ellis trial was to begin Monday. He just pled guilty. I am hoping for community service for him and not jail time. A ton of community service- like 1000 hours.