(Feb. 07, 2015  10:55 PM)UW Detective Wrote: She texted you before you could panic? Damn, that's lucky, unlike me, where the good things always happen when I finished panicking and didn't need it anymore.

(Feb. 08, 2015  6:45 AM)Wizard Wrote:

(Feb. 07, 2015  5:26 PM)Kai-V Wrote: everyone in their life will risk getting injured or killed by a car

Amish people don't

(Feb. 11, 2015  2:53 AM)Tri Wrote:

(Feb. 08, 2015  6:45 AM)Wizard Wrote:

(Feb. 07, 2015  5:26 PM)Kai-V Wrote: everyone in their life will risk getting injured or killed by a car

Amish people don't

Believe it or not, I've seen people in the Amish communities aroumd here that own vehicles.

#AmishMafia

(Feb. 11, 2015  8:27 AM)Packers Wrote: I actually think all that Amish mafia stuff is exaggerated a lot.

(Feb. 12, 2015  12:47 AM)UW Detective Wrote: I somehow find it hard to believe, since you do seem to have a lot of outrageous situations, but eh, I guess it sounds true.

KING Carp, to answer, if he comes again, call the police on him or just distance yourself away somewhere and keep watch and keep a melee weapon

(Feb. 12, 2015  12:47 AM)UW Detective Wrote: I somehow find it hard to believe, since you do seem to have a lot of outrageous situations, but eh, I guess it sounds true.

(Feb. 12, 2015  12:49 AM)UW Officer Wrote:

(Feb. 12, 2015  12:47 AM)UW Detective Wrote: I somehow find it hard to believe, since you do seem to have a lot of outrageous situations, but eh, I guess it sounds true.

KING Carp, to answer, if he comes again, call the police on him or just distance yourself away somewhere and keep watch and keep a melee weapon

My life sucks

KING Carp, listen to Jinbee

EDIT: Well, my father was talking to my mother about his "conversation" with me... Apparently, I am a complete failure and I have done so much wrong in life and that I am a terrible son. That's actually what he said... And apparently he didn't yelled at me, he "reminded me", but I think of I put my head phones at 10% they would break..; my eardrums and headphones.

(Feb. 12, 2015  8:43 AM)UW Detective Wrote: I just didn't think that UW Officer would have parents that acted like this, I'm more shocked than anything and it wasn't meant to be rude.

(Feb. 12, 2015  8:49 AM)Packers Wrote:

(Feb. 12, 2015  8:43 AM)UW Detective Wrote: I just didn't think that UW Officer would have parents that acted like this, I'm more shocked than anything and it wasn't meant to be rude.

You said he had a lot of outrageous situations, like what ? Nothing he's posted here has been particularly outrageous or shocking, atleast to me.

Not everything posted here is someone lying and looking for attention. Don't be paranoid.

(Feb. 12, 2015  2:03 PM)~Stoney~ Wrote: Hey guys, we´re currently having a quite interesting discussion in Germany:

Politicians are considering a prohibition of energy drinks for people younger than 18. What do you think about that? Reasonable or not?

Here´s my opinion:
I think it´s reasonable. The only valid reason to consume energy drinks is that you just HAVE to stay up, because you have too much work to do it all during daytime including weekends. Or if you go to college/university and just have to spend more time studying than you usually stay up. For an adult health up to 300mg coffeine is not health-damaging, but for kids, who are still growing, it can be really bad. Most teens aren´t getting enough sleep anyways, but not because of too much work but other (free time) activities. So there´s actually no reason for people, who still go to school, to drink that stuff. It may be impossible to archieve that there won´t be any people under 18 drinking it anymore, because there will be other possibilities for them to get it, if they really want (such as older friends/siblings), but there will also be a decent number of people (the law-abiding ones or simply the ones, who listen to their parents), who will keep their hands off it.

Of course, same goes for coffee.

Just my opinion though. How about you guys? I´m curious about your perspective.

(Feb. 12, 2015  9:16 AM)UW Detective Wrote:

(Feb. 12, 2015  8:49 AM)Packers Wrote:

(Feb. 12, 2015  8:43 AM)UW Detective Wrote: I just didn't think that UW Officer would have parents that acted like this, I'm more shocked than anything and it wasn't meant to be rude.

You said he had a lot of outrageous situations, like what ? Nothing he's posted here has been particularly outrageous or shocking, atleast to me.

Not everything posted here is someone lying and looking for attention. Don't be paranoid.

I get it okay?

Things like his near accident from a driver seemed shocking to me, as he could have been seriously hurt, they're just something I usually never see anywhere I have been. "Outrageous" was probably a bad choice of word. I wasn't being paranoid but was more confused, and I never brought up the point "Someone says something for attention" that often.

I should have reworded it, but now you know.

(Feb. 12, 2015  4:09 PM)The Supreme One Wrote:

(Feb. 12, 2015  2:03 PM)~Stoney~ Wrote: Hey guys, we´re currently having a quite interesting discussion in Germany:

Politicians are considering a prohibition of energy drinks for people younger than 18. What do you think about that? Reasonable or not?

Here´s my opinion:
I think it´s reasonable. The only valid reason to consume energy drinks is that you just HAVE to stay up, because you have too much work to do it all during daytime including weekends. Or if you go to college/university and just have to spend more time studying than you usually stay up. For an adult health up to 300mg coffeine is not health-damaging, but for kids, who are still growing, it can be really bad. Most teens aren´t getting enough sleep anyways, but not because of too much work but other (free time) activities. So there´s actually no reason for people, who still go to school, to drink that stuff. It may be impossible to archieve that there won´t be any people under 18 drinking it anymore, because there will be other possibilities for them to get it, if they really want (such as older friends/siblings), but there will also be a decent number of people (the law-abiding ones or simply the ones, who listen to their parents), who will keep their hands off it.

Of course, same goes for coffee.

Just my opinion though. How about you guys? I´m curious about your perspective.

Hmmm... I think that's a little unreasonable, to be honest. I've been drinking energy drinks since I was 12 and have never experienced negative side-effects. They aren't really addictive or as unhealthy or dangerous and people seem to think they are. If the parent approves, I see no reason why a kid shouldn't be allowed to drink energy drinks; it's basically the same thing as coffee.

(Feb. 12, 2015  10:10 PM)Dual Wrote: Both coffee and energy drinks have been proven to stint development in younger children especially. You may not notice it, but you can look it up and find the scientific explination.