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I was driving home yesterday, listening on the radio about teens parties...
I remember when we would have them in the Parks or farmers fields....
Even if we had them at friends homes, we would not destroy the place....

The conversation was teens having parties and 200 or more young people
showing up destroying the homes......One parent and a friend went to pick up
his young daughter from one of these parties....she is 20ty and she was in tears...
The man said one person smashed a hole in the wall and was peeing in it.....

As CTV News reports, a Barrie, Ont. homeowner is still sweeping up broken pieces of her home after a random tweet on Saturday night drove 200 teens to her son's "modest get-together".
Diane Glenn told the news network that one of the three guests at her son's soiree posted the party details on his Twitter account — including the Glenn family's address.
By the end of the night, hundreds of strangers had blasted through her home, smashing beer bottles, smearing paint on the furniture, tormenting the dogs, breaking cabinets and stealing jewelry and prescription drugs.
Final tally on the destruction clocked in at $40,000, but the real damage went beyond broken objects.

There are more and more stories coming out like this......
Is it me getting older....or what......Our parties consist of drinking, music, some drugs, skinny dipping, sex, joking and having fun.......playing games.....racing.....etc
 
I have always had the rule, no more than 3 friends at what time allowed in my home. Too many teen-agers gathered in one spot can be a problem.

Parties are out of the question!
 
I have always had the rule, no more than 3 friends at what time allowed in my home. Too many teen-agers gathered in one spot can be a problem.

Parties are out of the question!

You never crashed a party when in high school.


I can see your guilty blush through the net.
 
The mistake was parents who didn't teach their kids better use of judgment. As in...

- who to invite
- not putting the invite/party/address on twitter
- no knowing who to not admit into the house
- not knowing when to call the cops
- not knowing that the parents would put a beatdown on them if they threw a party like that....
 
The mistake was parents who didn't teach their kids better use of judgment. As in...

- who to invite
- not putting the invite/party/address on twitter
- no knowing who to not admit into the house
- not knowing when to call the cops
- not knowing that the parents would put a beatdown on them if they threw a party like that....

Ditto.
 
The mistake was putting the party on Twitter!


Social networking is the real problem. Sure teens any number together can do dumb things. But, when the use of twitter, cell-phones, etc comes into play disaster usually strikes.

I'd like to know if the the home-owners insurance will cover the damage.
 
I used to pay my buddies brother and his friend a case of beer to watch the door. Nothing like two older, burly, biker dudes to keep the riff raff out. Best investment ever.
 
I used to pay my buddies brother and his friend a case of beer to watch the door. Nothing like two older, burly, biker dudes to keep the riff raff out. Best investment ever.

Yup, best thing unless a gun is pulled,
 
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