drug police dogs in APS HS

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:
Think about it, what did you do on weekends when you were 15 or 16? I babysat, talked on the phone to my friends, sometimes went to a movie, hung out at the mall where there was a big game room, miniature golf, bowling.

Many of these entertainment options are now no farther than the basement of the kid's 6000 sq ft house, and since mom and dad are at the club tonight lets grab a bottle from the custom wine room and one of mom's Xanax...snapchat/instagram our night and everyone can see how cool we are without leaving the house...

Seriously? I went to parties, drank beer, and smoked pot. (I also did all those other things a well...)

when you were in 9th grade?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
Think about it, what did you do on weekends when you were 15 or 16? I babysat, talked on the phone to my friends, sometimes went to a movie, hung out at the mall where there was a big game room, miniature golf, bowling.

Many of these entertainment options are now no farther than the basement of the kid's 6000 sq ft house, and since mom and dad are at the club tonight lets grab a bottle from the custom wine room and one of mom's Xanax...snapchat/instagram our night and everyone can see how cool we are without leaving the house...

Seriously? I went to parties, drank beer, and smoked pot. (I also did all those other things a well...)

when you were in 9th grade?

Yes, pretty common in the late 70's and early 80's.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
Think about it, what did you do on weekends when you were 15 or 16? I babysat, talked on the phone to my friends, sometimes went to a movie, hung out at the mall where there was a big game room, miniature golf, bowling.

Many of these entertainment options are now no farther than the basement of the kid's 6000 sq ft house, and since mom and dad are at the club tonight lets grab a bottle from the custom wine room and one of mom's Xanax...snapchat/instagram our night and everyone can see how cool we are without leaving the house...

Seriously? I went to parties, drank beer, and smoked pot. (I also did all those other things a well...)

when you were in 9th grade?

Yes, pretty common in the late 70's and early 80's.

Not in California when I was in 9th grade in 1979. Now 11th and 12th grade - yes, there was a stoner/partying group, but they were mostly losers. The AP classes/college track kids generally didn't drink or smoke pot.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
Think about it, what did you do on weekends when you were 15 or 16? I babysat, talked on the phone to my friends, sometimes went to a movie, hung out at the mall where there was a big game room, miniature golf, bowling.

Many of these entertainment options are now no farther than the basement of the kid's 6000 sq ft house, and since mom and dad are at the club tonight lets grab a bottle from the custom wine room and one of mom's Xanax...snapchat/instagram our night and everyone can see how cool we are without leaving the house...

Seriously? I went to parties, drank beer, and smoked pot. (I also did all those other things a well...)

when you were in 9th grade?

Yes, pretty common in the late 70's and early 80's.

I (and dozens of my friends) did all of these things at Williamsburg and Yorktown in 1980's. The more things
change, the more they stay the same.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
Think about it, what did you do on weekends when you were 15 or 16? I babysat, talked on the phone to my friends, sometimes went to a movie, hung out at the mall where there was a big game room, miniature golf, bowling.

Many of these entertainment options are now no farther than the basement of the kid's 6000 sq ft house, and since mom and dad are at the club tonight lets grab a bottle from the custom wine room and one of mom's Xanax...snapchat/instagram our night and everyone can see how cool we are without leaving the house...

Seriously? I went to parties, drank beer, and smoked pot. (I also did all those other things a well...)

when you were in 9th grade?

Yes, pretty common in the late 70's and early 80's.

I (and dozens of my friends) did all of these things at Williamsburg and Yorktown in 1980's. The more things
change, the more they stay the same.

Crappy schools even back then.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
Think about it, what did you do on weekends when you were 15 or 16? I babysat, talked on the phone to my friends, sometimes went to a movie, hung out at the mall where there was a big game room, miniature golf, bowling.

Many of these entertainment options are now no farther than the basement of the kid's 6000 sq ft house, and since mom and dad are at the club tonight lets grab a bottle from the custom wine room and one of mom's Xanax...snapchat/instagram our night and everyone can see how cool we are without leaving the house...

Seriously? I went to parties, drank beer, and smoked pot. (I also did all those other things a well...)

when you were in 9th grade?

Yes, pretty common in the late 70's and early 80's.

I (and dozens of my friends) did all of these things at Williamsburg and Yorktown in 1980's. The more things
change, the more they stay the same.

+1, except in the 90s. Anyone who thinks it was or is just happening amongst the "loser" and "stoner" kids is deluded, btw.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
Think about it, what did you do on weekends when you were 15 or 16? I babysat, talked on the phone to my friends, sometimes went to a movie, hung out at the mall where there was a big game room, miniature golf, bowling.

Many of these entertainment options are now no farther than the basement of the kid's 6000 sq ft house, and since mom and dad are at the club tonight lets grab a bottle from the custom wine room and one of mom's Xanax...snapchat/instagram our night and everyone can see how cool we are without leaving the house...

Seriously? I went to parties, drank beer, and smoked pot. (I also did all those other things a well...)

when you were in 9th grade?

Yes, pretty common in the late 70's and early 80's.

I (and dozens of my friends) did all of these things at Williamsburg and Yorktown in 1980's. The more things
change, the more they stay the same.

Crappy schools even back then.

LOL. True, but supposedly much better now. If you want a high school where some kids dont drink and smoke weed, it doesnt exist.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
Think about it, what did you do on weekends when you were 15 or 16? I babysat, talked on the phone to my friends, sometimes went to a movie, hung out at the mall where there was a big game room, miniature golf, bowling.

Many of these entertainment options are now no farther than the basement of the kid's 6000 sq ft house, and since mom and dad are at the club tonight lets grab a bottle from the custom wine room and one of mom's Xanax...snapchat/instagram our night and everyone can see how cool we are without leaving the house...

Seriously? I went to parties, drank beer, and smoked pot. (I also did all those other things a well...)

when you were in 9th grade?

Yes, pretty common in the late 70's and early 80's.

I (and dozens of my friends) did all of these things at Williamsburg and Yorktown in 1980's. The more things
change, the more they stay the same.

I'm the 9th grade partying poster and also went to YHS and WMS. Trust me it wasn't just the losers/stoners (aka, "grits" back in the day). For the most part, we were all on the college track and went on to a range of colleges, including the Ivy's, and have led productive lives. My point here is not that under age drinking and drug use is good. Just that it's not a new phenomenon. From what I see of APS kids today, they are a whole lot harder working and accomplished then we ever dreamt of being.

[Anonymous]

^^^but these college track/athletes were NOT doing opioids/heroin or laced weed. That is the problem YHS is having.

It's big leagues now. This is some seriously addictive shit.

Heroin wasn't readily available anywhere at my Fairfax Co HS in the 80s. Alcohol and weed--yes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:^^^but these college track/athletes were NOT doing opioids/heroin or laced weed. That is the problem YHS is having.

It's big leagues now. This is some seriously addictive shit.

Heroin wasn't readily available anywhere at my Fairfax Co HS in the 80s. Alcohol and weed--yes.

I don't know about shooting heroin, but the athletes and college-bound kids were definitely raiding their parents' pill stashes and using plenty of opioid pills, as well as anything else they/ we could find, and there was plenty to be found. More than a few kids smoked weed laced with PCP, too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
Think about it, what did you do on weekends when you were 15 or 16? I babysat, talked on the phone to my friends, sometimes went to a movie, hung out at the mall where there was a big game room, miniature golf, bowling.

Many of these entertainment options are now no farther than the basement of the kid's 6000 sq ft house, and since mom and dad are at the club tonight lets grab a bottle from the custom wine room and one of mom's Xanax...snapchat/instagram our night and everyone can see how cool we are without leaving the house...

Seriously? I went to parties, drank beer, and smoked pot. (I also did all those other things a well...)

when you were in 9th grade?

Yes, pretty common in the late 70's and early 80's.

and 90's