That's not a boomer thing. It more or less happened to me too.
Re:The Death of Partying in the USA
by ChrisMarshallNY on Thursday July 10, 2025 @03:04PM
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Fair 'nuff.
I wasn't even aware that they don't have them, anymore.
I think you need some sort of youth density for that. If you live in a low-density suburb where most people no longer have kids it's hard, even if you have a tool like the internet.
That is what she gets for having weak boundaries tho. And it is a thing that if you have seen, you will actively teach your kids to avoid - by saying no soom enough.
Re:The Death of Partying in the USA
by ChrisMarshallNY on Saturday July 12, 2025 @05:32PM
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Teenage girls have a difficult time, saying no, and teenage boys have a difficult time, accepting "no." It sucks, but that's human nature. Being a teenager is clabbered misery.
I suspect that what they do, is have a hunk show up a couple of hours early, with a bottle of tequila.
Some girl's parents would leave for the weekend, and she'd quietly invite a friend or two over.
Somehow, word would get out, and 400 people would show up, with multiple kegs, and the place would get trashed.