Anonymous
04/19/2015 13:54
Subject: Do you tell the parents (even if you do not know them or their kid)...
No. They will find out. Stay out of it.
Anonymous
04/19/2015 13:34
Subject: Do you tell the parents (even if you do not know them or their kid)...
Anonymous wrote:Nope. You honestly think the kids can clean up perfectly from a 75 kid party? No way. They'll give themselves away.
Yup. Or the neighbors will tell them. I know there is no WAY my teenager could clean up well enough to hide that from me.
Anonymous
04/19/2015 13:32
Subject: Do you tell the parents (even if you do not know them or their kid)...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Define "party."
According to my DD there were about 75 to 100 kids there (all high schoolers) and there was alcohol and probably pot.
I grounded DD for attending the party and lying to me about where she was going last night. But I don't know if this is something I should tell the parents about.
If there was alcohol and (even maybe) pot, then you should definitely tell.
Anonymous
04/19/2015 13:31
Subject: Do you tell the parents (even if you do not know them or their kid)...
Nope. You honestly think the kids can clean up perfectly from a 75 kid party? No way. They'll give themselves away.
Anonymous
04/19/2015 13:26
Subject: Re:Do you tell the parents (even if you do not know them or their kid)...
Just worry about you and yours. Really.
Anonymous
04/19/2015 12:59
Subject: Do you tell the parents (even if you do not know them or their kid)...
Mail an anonymous letter to the parents.
Anonymous
04/19/2015 12:57
Subject: Do you tell the parents (even if you do not know them or their kid)...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Define "party."
According to my DD there were about 75 to 100 kids there (all high schoolers) and there was alcohol and probably pot.
I grounded DD for attending the party and lying to me about where she was going last night. But I don't know if this is something I should tell the parents about.
The neighbors will probably let them know. Or they will figure it out from the mess/things broken etc.
Anonymous
04/19/2015 12:53
Subject: Do you tell the parents (even if you do not know them or their kid)...
Nope do not involve yourself.
Anonymous
04/19/2015 11:32
Subject: Do you tell the parents (even if you do not know them or their kid)...
Anonymous wrote:Define "party."
According to my DD there were about 75 to 100 kids there (all high schoolers) and there was alcohol and probably pot.
I grounded DD for attending the party and lying to me about where she was going last night. But I don't know if this is something I should tell the parents about.
Anonymous
04/19/2015 11:28
Subject: Do you tell the parents (even if you do not know them or their kid)...
Define "party."
Anonymous
04/19/2015 11:24
Subject: Do you tell the parents (even if you do not know them or their kid)...
Nope. Let it be. They may find out it was you, then your house gets egged, car keyed etc.
Anonymous
04/19/2015 11:16
Subject: Re:Do you tell the parents (even if you do not know them or their kid)...
Anonymous wrote:Would you want to know if your kid had a party while you were out-of-town? I would so I would tell the parents even if I didn't know them.
Wouldn't you be worried that your kid gets labeled as the snitch?
Anonymous
04/19/2015 11:07
Subject: Re:Do you tell the parents (even if you do not know them or their kid)...
Would you want to know if your kid had a party while you were out-of-town? I would so I would tell the parents even if I didn't know them.
Anonymous
04/19/2015 10:37
Subject: Do you tell the parents (even if you do not know them or their kid)...
I haven't. Not even when the police came banging on my door at 7am looking for the troublemaker kids next door. But if I were more friendly with them, I probably would have.
Anonymous
04/19/2015 10:10
Subject: Do you tell the parents (even if you do not know them or their kid)...
... that their teenager had a party at their house last night when they were out of town?