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Texas Size 11 wrote:

Pawpaw1 wrote:

Texas Size 11 wrote:

seamusTX wrote:

Texas Size 11 wrote:My oldest is 12 and she [talks].

By the time I was 12, I had received a stern talking-to about what could be discussed outside the house and what could not. It stuck.

- Jim

I have to figure out a way to get through to her...like Ron White, the kid has the right to remain silent, but does not posses the ability.

That should be easy. When her friends are around, you start talking. Dads always know embarrassing things about their daughters.

Once she gets a taste of her own medicine, she'll understand much better.

Oh yeah...I have video.

Threaten her with YouTube exposure.

74novaman wrote:In the 20s group. I think our age groups challenge is still having friends that like to do dumb things with dumb people at dumb times. I don't any more, but hey its more a challenge for us than the 60s group I'd bet.

I know in my twenties, I was always the designated driver, but that usually meant driving out to pick all of them up from the bar. I was in the military then and we were typically more responsible and less apt to do "stupid" stuff than others our age on a general basis because we got into a LOT more trouble.