Surprise surprise; I was drinking in there in '60 when I was fifteen!Guilty jen, first drink in australian down pleck 1962![]()
Surprise surprise; I was drinking in there in '60 when I was fifteen!Guilty jen, first drink in australian down pleck 1962![]()
beat ya by a year eric (14)Surprise surprise; I was drinking in there in '60 when I was fifteen!
saw on news tonight Alcohol Concern say parents could be prosecuted for giving under 15s alcohol, what planet are these clowns on? on that basis most of europes mums n dads would be fined- they aint got the same problems abroad with drunken kids once again i say its all about the upbringing/enviroment than a 12/13 year old havin a shandy or a small wine etc on special occasions and they are that far up their own arses they cant see it.
I don't think that it is a double standard. It is giving advice to one's kids based on one's experience. It is worse to say "It's ok because I did it when I was a lad."Too many double standards- do as I say not as I do or more accurately as I did.


didn't that stuff what you used to rub onto babies gums when they were teething have some sort of alcohol in it ? , I'm talking 30 or 40 years ago before this stuff what you buy now for temporary toothache relief .
probably on same shelf as the Fennings fever cure![]()
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It's only encouraging bad drinking habits if you make them rinse with coke and ice.We used straight whyskey on both our kids gums. I imagine the little bit of alcohol, besides numbing the gums also had a bit of a sedating effect. I guess it was just something handed down. Would not have any bother with the Government telling me I can't do these sort of things.
BEA
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