At a movie theater which arm rest is yours?
Ive always wondered the same thing myself!!
At a movie theater which arm rest is yours?
It certainly is a reasonable argument. Even as a former servicemember myself, I still feel obligated to disagre. The military is the root of many stories heard throughout churches across the country hosting AA meetings. All branches of the armed forces of every nation create a large number of heavy drinkers.
There is a great need to regulate drinking and enforcing the standard acceptable age universally. Granted the law doesnt fully prevent everyone from drinking as we have all drank underage. However its certainly done its part. Thinking back to when I was 18 I thought I knew it all. When I was 21 I had learned so much more and was now certain I knew it all. Several years later Ive learned considerably more and realize perhaps I dont know it all.
Imagine freely exposing such availability to even younger people, how many more would drink and how many more isues would arrise. The potential to conceive life long lasting problems and dependancies in people who at that stage of life should have as little distraction as possible while they plan for their future and persue a higher education.
Welcome H4C!
And since we've been talking underwear so much lately.........
Why do superheros wear their underwear on the outside of their clothes?
and
Do bald people get Dandruff?
If a turtle doesn't have a shell, is he homeless or naked?
Because it is funny seeing you hit it & roll around in pain
Sorry, off topic yet again, but...
In Australia once you turn 18 you're considered to be a legal adult and all restriction are off. The interesting question is, does the lower age limit on drinking mean more alcohol related problem in young people, or is it a better choice because the majority of alcohol consumption it's done in the open and can be policed? I'd be very interested in comparing statistics, only I'm not that clever...
If a turtle doesn't have a shell, is he homeless or naked?
Im pretty sure hes dead :/
Awwwww, Jason. You just broke my heart. That was meant to be a philosophical question, not a depressing one......![]()
My sincerest apologies Ms K... as I was apparently in a bubble bursting mood yesterday
It certainly is a reasonable argument. Even as a former servicemember myself, I still feel obligated to disagre. The military is the root of many stories heard throughout churches across the country hosting AA meetings. All branches of the armed forces of every nation create a large number of heavy drinkers.
There is a great need to regulate drinking and enforcing the standard acceptable age universally. Granted the law doesnt fully prevent everyone from drinking as we have all drank underage. However its certainly done its part. Thinking back to when I was 18 I thought I knew it all. When I was 21 I had learned so much more and was now certain I knew it all. Several years later Ive learned considerably more and realize perhaps I dont know it all.
Imagine freely exposing such availability to even younger people, how many more would drink and how many more isues would arrise. The potential to conceive life long lasting problems and dependancies in people who at that stage of life should have as little distraction as possible while they plan for their future and persue a higher education.
I hate it when I am in a bubble bursting mood. Mikey usually suffers for it.....
Why don't we save both the turtle's shell and my hide too???I love him to much to make him pay ... I much prefer the turtle instead lol