What kind of message is this sending???

[Sea Dangles]

Originally Posted by buckman

Let me tell you something friend , if I had a party my house when my folks were away,and got caught , the cops would be the least of my problems. Now that being said ,I have raised 2 teens and I was a ball buster about them having friends over and drinking . I tossed more then a few out .
Have a kid die after partying at your house in your absence and see what the law brings you.
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So did you answer the question Spence, what are they liable for?
Also, did you understand the part where I said I think it is a bad idea? I don't however, parent in fear. My wife and I go out of town on occasion and actually trust our children to make good decisions.There have been bumps and I am certain there are more to come,in these instances parenting becomes a verb.

[spence]

Originally Posted by Sea Dangles

So did you answer the question Spence, what are they liable for?
Also, did you understand the part where I said I think it is a bad idea?

Was that question directed at me?
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[buckman]

Originally Posted by spence

Was that question directed at me?
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I think me , but you and I are so much alike this kind of confusion was bound to happen .
Liability?....for just drinking, $500 fine and a misdemeanor
If it results in bodily injury , a class 4 felony.
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[spence]

Originally Posted by buckman

I think me , but you and I are so much alike this kind of confusion was bound to happen .
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So are you going to answer it?
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[Sea Dangles]

[QUOTE=buckman;1017655]I think me , but you and I are so much alike this kind of confusion was bound to happen .
Liability?....for just drinking, $500 fine and a misdemeanor
If it results in bodily injury , a class 4 felony.
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So you think the parents are liable for the loss of captaincy? OK pal, good luck with that cause. It is just this type of citizen that will disable the country. Good Luck with your pound of flesh. BTW, who got injured here, or is your entire argument based on conjecture?
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[buckman]

[QUOTE=Sea Dangles;1017657]

Originally Posted by buckman

I think me , but you and I are so much alike this kind of confusion was bound to happen .
Liability?....for just drinking, $500 fine and a misdemeanor
If it results in bodily injury , a class 4 felony.
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So you think the parents are liable for the loss of captaincy? OK pal, good luck with that cause. It is just this type of citizen that will disable the country. Good Luck with your pound of flesh. BTW, who got injured here, or is your entire argument based on conjecture?
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I think we are on the same side here as far as the girl goes .
I just feel the nieve or irresponsible parents who's house the drinking took place should be held accountable.
I would argue that they are lucky the only injuries occurred weren't bodily.
Ask the parents of that poor girl in Norfolk who stumbled away to die a number of years back, about there liability .
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[OLD GOAT]

This is sad.
If the principal has no balls then the volleyball team should have been sick for five games.

Sometimes you have to walk around --stumps.