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Originally posted by jennypie The real problem with young people today (wow I sound like the elderly) is their unjustified sense of entitlement to everything. I pretty much fucking hate everyone between the ages of 19-26. No common sense, no courtesy, no respect, and no sense of hard work or accountability.

I'm only 23 myself, but I couldn't agree more. While there are exceptions (I consider myself to be one), most people my age are foolish, lazy, they disrespect their superiors (see: bosses) and expect everything to be given to them on a silver platter. They have no respect for the real world.

Ah well, they'll learn. One day...

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Originally posted by Spam Ah well, they'll learn. One day...

No they won't. Well not most of them. It's part of who they are, so they'll just blame their failures on someone else.

OH MY GOD + ugz

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Originally posted by nicole_n Well..i wasn't directly quoting you or i would have actually used the quoting feature. This thread is called "WTF is wrong with young ppl", I did use your age group though that's about it. I'm referring to everyone who contributed to disliking young people.

Ah hmm. My mistake then. *tips hat*

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Originally posted by ExtremeWays

lolerskates...was thinking about that when I first read this thread..

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Originally posted by infinity HiGH No they won't. Well not most of them. It's part of who they are, so they'll just blame their failures on someone else.

Fuck you're right, and then they'll vote Liberal.

DAMMIT!

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Originally posted by soupastah 12. they know nothing of al bundy's teachings on marriage... fools

I have that wall poster in storage still! I know I do!

Its a classic.

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Originally posted by jennypie The real problem with young people today (wow I sound like the elderly) is their unjustified sense of entitlement to everything. I pretty much fucking hate everyone between the ages of 19-26. No common sense, no courtesy, no respect, and no sense of hard work or accountability.

Accept certain inalienable truths, prices will rise, politicians will philander, you too will get old, and when you do you�ll fantasize that when you were young prices were reasonable, politicians were noble and children respected their elders. Respect your elders. Don�t expect anyone else to support you. Maybe you have a trust fund, maybe you have a wealthy spouse; but you never know when either one might run out.

lol

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Originally posted by Jem_hadar I have that wall poster in storage still! I know I do! Its a classic.

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Originally posted by Djsketchbag I think your just getting the i'm turning 27 blues buddy, i can so see you yelling at kids to get of your lawn with in the next 2 years LoL

step 1 get a lawn, step 2 get shotgun for lawn step 3 move into predominantly asian neighbourhood and bring on the racism. grand torino ftw

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Originally posted by malek 14-they suck at stealing car radios because they forget the faceplate on the drivers seat

lol
15 - glowsticks

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Originally posted by soupastah 2. they pay too much for drugs

You can get them cheaper!?

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98 stolen cars linked to joyrider, 14 Mar 03, 2009 04:30 AM Jackson Hayes THE HAMILTON SPECTATOR HAMILTON � The tally of stolen cars connected to a 14-year-old boy has jumped to 98 as police continue to unravel a bizarre case of a prolific joyriding teen. As the numbers grow, people are asking how a youth could steal almost 100 vehicles and manoeuvre through the city for roughly nine months without anyone noticing. Det. Sgt. Paul Downey, of the auto theft and robbery unit, said it can be easier than people think. Downey said joyriders can avoid detection by stealing cars at night and taking quiet side streets instead of busy roads. And the nature of the joyride � driving for a short distance then ditching the vehicle � can make it tough for police to keep up. The boy, who cannot be named under the Youth Criminal Justice Act, was arrested Saturday. He apparently just rode, then abandoned the vehicles, but they were damaged because of the break-ins. After he was taken into custody, police said the youngster said he was behind a slew of auto thefts dating back to last June. Hamilton Insp. Warren Korol said officers have no information to suggest there was an organized ring or that the teen was doing this for anything other than a good time. Michael Chettleburgh, an expert on street gangs and the author of several works on the topic, said it is not out of the ordinary to see children this young behind the wheel of a stolen car. "Today's 13 is yesteryear's 16," he said. "We know of joyriders in parts of the country who are 8 and 9 years old." Chettleburgh points to a mix of peer pressure, lack of constructive adult guidance and youthful bravado as reasons behind joyriding. "You see this exaggerated risk-taking and for them it is truly a joyride," he said. Chettleburgh suggests most kids outgrow the habit. "I don't see any evidence of it being a gateway type of offence. It is just stupid kids being stupid."

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Originally posted by soupastah step 1 get a lawn, step 2 get shotgun for lawn step 3 move into predominantly asian neighbourhood and bring on the racism. grand torino ftw

LoL

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