What made you sad recently?

[scottnesss]

One of my favourite bands is going on tour and I don't actually have any friends to go with lmao

#LondonGrammar

[CapsLock]

One of my favourite bands is going on tour and I don't actually have any friends to go with lmao

Go on your own!!!

I always go to concerts on my own it is soo much better and because you're on your own you have a better chance of mingling with new people and making new friends!!

It sounds silly to not see your fave artist because your friends don't like them

[Anonymous Boy]

I can't believe some of the parenting in this country...

I walked past these two kids who were out with their mother, and one of them addressed me.

Kid: Excuse me, cig?
Me: Huh?
Kid: A cigarette?
Me: Um, those are really bad for you...
Mother: Don't talk to my children that way! Come on, let's go find a cig...

She gave me an ugly look and repeated "Don't talk to my children that way.", then waved her children to cross the street, at a crossing where the light was red.

I yelled after her, "Way to set a good example for your kids!"

I don't know if the kid wanted a cigarette for himself or for his mother, but either way, it made me sad.

The mother's skin looked really wrinkly and damaged, too, probably from decades of smoking.

Brenden says I should have told the kids "Don't smoke unless you want to turn out like her!" :p

[Kaspar]

I can't believe some of the parenting in this country...

I walked past these two kids who were out with their mother, and one of them addressed me.

Kid: Excuse me, cig?
Me: Huh?
Kid: A cigarette?
Me: Um, those are really bad for you...
Mother: Don't talk to my children that way! Come on, let's go find a cig...

She gave me an ugly look and repeated "Don't talk to my children that way.", then waved her children to cross the street, at a crossing where the light was red.

I yelled after her, "Way to set a good example for your kids!"

I don't know if the kid wanted a cigarette for himself or for his mother, but either way, it made me sad.

The mother's skin looked really wrinkly and damaged, too, probably from decades of smoking.

Brenden says I should have told the kids "Don't smoke unless you want to turn out like her!" :p

Oh that's bad. I too noticed more and more young children with cigarettes around the town lately. Is this a developing problem or just a coincidence?

[Anonymous Boy]

I can't believe some of the parenting in this country...

I walked past these two kids who were out with their mother, and one of them addressed me.

Kid: Excuse me, cig?
Me: Huh?
Kid: A cigarette?
Me: Um, those are really bad for you...
Mother: Don't talk to my children that way! Come on, let's go find a cig...

She gave me an ugly look and repeated "Don't talk to my children that way.", then waved her children to cross the street, at a crossing where the light was red.

I yelled after her, "Way to set a good example for your kids!"

I don't know if the kid wanted a cigarette for himself or for his mother, but either way, it made me sad.

The mother's skin looked really wrinkly and damaged, too, probably from decades of smoking.

Brenden says I should have told the kids "Don't smoke unless you want to turn out like her!" :p

Oh that's bad. I too noticed more and more young children with cigarettes around the town lately. Is this a developing problem or just a coincidence?

Just a coincidence I think, fortunately — apparently smoking and drinking among young people in the England is at the lowest level on record, with fewer than 5% of children aged eight to 15 having smoked, down three quarters since 2003, while only about 17% admitted ever drinking alcohol, a fall of two thirds, according to an annual survey of health trends.

[CheeseSlice]

I can't believe some of the parenting in this country...

I walked past these two kids who were out with their mother, and one of them addressed me.

Kid: Excuse me, cig?
Me: Huh?
Kid: A cigarette?
Me: Um, those are really bad for you...
Mother: Don't talk to my children that way! Come on, let's go find a cig...

She gave me an ugly look and repeated "Don't talk to my children that way.", then waved her children to cross the street, at a crossing where the light was red.

I yelled after her, "Way to set a good example for your kids!"

I don't know if the kid wanted a cigarette for himself or for his mother, but either way, it made me sad.

The mother's skin looked really wrinkly and damaged, too, probably from decades of smoking.

Brenden says I should have told the kids "Don't smoke unless you want to turn out like her!" :p

Wtf lol
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My friend lied to me "to keep you from being dissapointed but now you're probably more disappointed I didn't tell you at first.".

[JonathanT88]

smoking and drinking among young people in the UK is at the lowest level on record[/url], with fewer than 5% of children aged eight to 15 having smoked, down three quarters since 2003, while only about 17% admitted ever drinking alcohol, a fall of two thirds, according to an annual survey of health trends.

Either those statistics or my experience are massively warped. I don't know a 15 year old who hasn't drunk, and few who haven't tried a cigarette.

[Anonymous Boy]

smoking and drinking among young people in the UK is at the lowest level on record[/url], with fewer than 5% of children aged eight to 15 having smoked, down three quarters since 2003, while only about 17% admitted ever drinking alcohol, a fall of two thirds, according to an annual survey of health trends.

Either those statistics or my experience are massively warped. I don't know a 15 year old who hasn't drunk, and few who haven't tried a cigarette.

Correction: young people in England, not the UK as a whole. The situation in Scotland appears to be more dire.

[JeffYourLocalMailMan]

School

[(un)creative]

smoking and drinking among young people in the UK is at the lowest level on record[/url], with fewer than 5% of children aged eight to 15 having smoked, down three quarters since 2003, while only about 17% admitted ever drinking alcohol, a fall of two thirds, according to an annual survey of health trends.

Either those statistics or my experience are massively warped. I don't know a 15 year old who hasn't drunk, and few who haven't tried a cigarette.

I'm 19 and have neither drunk, nor smoked a cigarette. And most of my 19-20 year old classmates haven't tried a cigarette either and haven't tried alcohol before 16. (Which is the drinking age for stuff like beer in Austria)

But to the main topic:
The movie Titanic

[CelticSky]

I've got terrible luck with bikes :/
Just had to buy another one because it would have cost more then twice the amount i payed for the bike to repair it 0_o

I loved that bike too

[freakism]

I've got terrible luck with bikes :/
Just had to buy another one because it would have cost more then twice the amount i payed for the bike to repair it 0_o

I loved that bike too

Bikes are honestly such hard work, the two bikes I have atm I've spent way more on repairing/maintaining them then they're worth.

What's your new bike like?

[Hierax]

My grades

[CelticSky]

Bikes are honestly such hard work, the two bikes I have atm I've spent way more on repairing/maintaining them then they're worth.

What's your new bike like?

very very hard work yeah. But its worth it to get out the house more i think

Its almost the exact same as my old bike (a Raleigh Vermont) just with a thicker down tube

[CelticSky]

first ride out on my new bike, it gets a puncture >.< I think something is trying to tell me i shouldn't ride bikes xD

[CelticSky]

finally got enough to get a new innertube and new tires (the tires where fraying and causing the puncture) and what do i do? pop the only working inner tube when putting the new tire on ;-;

[Aris]

The fact that I haven't been on this forum for the last couple of months...it seems like a different place somehow

[Powerdwarf]

Watched the 2010 movie Submarine again

[Dolly]

a crush

[BryanC]

My anxious thoughts