I just got busted for....

[Keystone Phil]

Uhh, I hate to say you just offended about half the people on here myself included.  I've drank many times underage.

I don't think he cares if he offended anyone. He's standing up for what he clearly believes in. Resorting to "You offended nearly half the people here so you lose" is not a good argument for the drinking age argument.

[Keystone Phil]

People in general should know to do this in moderation. 

You should talk.

I know I should.  I'm more sober than I was at 20-21.

So explain to me how that means you drink in moderation.

[dazzleman]

Moderation?
Yes: people 21 or over.
No: people younger should not be drinking period. Except for exceptions.
(communion, for example)

If you don't agree with the law, fine, change it.
But until then what is is and what is not is not.

Uhh, I hate to say you just offended about half the people on here myself included.  I've drank many times underage.

I drank many times underage also, but I am not offended by the comment.  the truth is the truth.

[© Tweed the Younger]

The school district extended the suspension for five more days.

[Speed of Sound]

The school district extended the suspension for five more days.

Consider yourself lucky, couldve been much worse.

[© Tweed the Younger]

The school district extended the suspension for five more days.

Consider yourself lucky, couldve been much worse.

I think a ten-day suspension is too long, honestly, especially considering I have no prior record.

[Speed of Sound]

The school district extended the suspension for five more days.

Consider yourself lucky, couldve been much worse.

I think a ten-day suspension is too long, honestly, especially considering I have no prior record.

Perhaps, but again, it still couldve ended with your expulsion. Like Fezzy's area, schools tend to be awfully strict around here, and I mean REALLY strict when it comes to what they call a 'Level 5' offense, including alcohol on the premises.

[© Tweed the Younger]

The school district extended the suspension for five more days.

Consider yourself lucky, couldve been much worse.

I think a ten-day suspension is too long, honestly, especially considering I have no prior record.

Perhaps, but again, it still couldve ended with your expulsion. Like Fezzy's area, schools tend to be awfully strict around here, and I mean REALLY strict when it comes to what they call a 'Level 5' offense, including alcohol on the premises.

Yeah, but from what both of you have said, you probably go to schools without black people.  They can't afford to expel someone around here for alcohol possession when they get 15+ people with marijuana/something stronger every year.

[Speed of Sound]

The school district extended the suspension for five more days.

Consider yourself lucky, couldve been much worse.

I think a ten-day suspension is too long, honestly, especially considering I have no prior record.

Perhaps, but again, it still couldve ended with your expulsion. Like Fezzy's area, schools tend to be awfully strict around here, and I mean REALLY strict when it comes to what they call a 'Level 5' offense, including alcohol on the premises.

Yeah, but from what both of you have said, you probably go to schools without black people.  They can't afford to expel someone around here for alcohol possession when they get 15+ people with marijuana/something stronger every year.

True, though people in my school would disagree .  There is a HUGE problem with drugs in my school, though.

Again, my school mirrors Fezzy's. We only have 3 African-Americans, but we have a big big big drug problem. We had a record low 6 people caught this year.

[© Tweed the Younger]

The school district extended the suspension for five more days.

Consider yourself lucky, couldve been much worse.

I think a ten-day suspension is too long, honestly, especially considering I have no prior record.

Perhaps, but again, it still couldve ended with your expulsion. Like Fezzy's area, schools tend to be awfully strict around here, and I mean REALLY strict when it comes to what they call a 'Level 5' offense, including alcohol on the premises.

Yeah, but from what both of you have said, you probably go to schools without black people.  They can't afford to expel someone around here for alcohol possession when they get 15+ people with marijuana/something stronger every year.

True, though people in my school would disagree .  There is a HUGE problem with drugs in my school, though.

Again, my school mirrors Fezzy's. We only have 3 African-Americans, but we have a big big big drug problem. We had a record low 6 people caught this year.

Every school has a "bigbigbig" drug "problem."

[dazzleman]

The school district extended the suspension for five more days.

Congratulations...

[??????????]

And what was your home punishment? If, not much, or not anything is the answer then that's just pathetic.

[Platypus]

The school district extended the suspension for five more days.

Consider yourself lucky, couldve been much worse.

I think a ten-day suspension is too long, honestly, especially considering I have no prior record.

Perhaps, but again, it still couldve ended with your expulsion. Like Fezzy's area, schools tend to be awfully strict around here, and I mean REALLY strict when it comes to what they call a 'Level 5' offense, including alcohol on the premises.

Yeah, but from what both of you have said, you probably go to schools without black people.  They can't afford to expel someone around here for alcohol possession when they get 15+ people with marijuana/something stronger every year.

True, though people in my school would disagree .  There is a HUGE problem with drugs in my school, though.

Again, my school mirrors Fezzy's. We only have 3 African-Americans, but we have a big big big drug problem. We had a record low 6 people caught this year.

Every school has a "bigbigbig" drug "problem."

The question is if drugs are dealt on-campus or not. We didn't have that problem at my school, but of course people used pot, and a few people used some harder stuff. Nox was popular amongst the arty group for about a year. That said, with over 350 students in a year level, there is always going to be drug use.