Posted by Joe Pro on April 21, 2008 at 14:05:11 from (216.201.12.32):
In Reply to: getting raped posted by Gary in TX on April 21, 2008 at 05:31:48:
First let me say that I'm 16 and personally think I know a lot about a lot for my age. I know that when I put gas in my truck I cringe because I know the history of gas prices. I dint have a "real job", my parents help me out and I work a little part time. But I dont get everything I want. I live in a rural area. There has been all sorts of people moving down here from the city. In a 1/2 mile there has been something like 14 houses put up in the last 3 years. none this year yet. There are about 500 kids in my high school and it is sad to know how many kids have done drugs etc. There are some crazy haired kids but there is a lot of drugs. For a rural community. I just learned that at a party that a good friend of mine had they were doing some illegal things I was not there. I think that today's kids are going to screw us over in the future. there is to much game box and computer games and no outside activities. So yes there are many many good kids out there but most of you dont realize how many , I dont want ot call them bad , put how many kids have been steered in the wrong direction. We have to do something about gas/ economy. I know that if gas hits 4 bucks a gallon I cant afford to drive any more. We still can afford to eat and have clothes but we hardly go to the movies any more or out to a sit down restaurant. WE HAVE TO DO SOMETHING OR WE WILL BE SCRWED LIKE THERE AINT NO TOMORROW
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