Sunday, November 22, 2009
Horrible Mothers
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Fighting at Partys
As a teen or young adult, attending parties is a regular event. Young men and women love to go out dance, listen to music and associate with others in an entertaining atmosphere. As a teen or young adult, we love to meet new people and get “wasted”; parties with friends are a great place for this, until someone ruins the fun. I never understood why every enjoyable is ruined by a hot head for ignorant reasons. Reasons such as stepping on shoes or brushing people have caused fights at a party that everyone is enjoying. Why do these people, boys and girls, engage in a fight with another person for these reasons? I always thought if you didn’t want someone to step on your shoe or brush you, why attend a place in your best shoes where there is a cluster of people constantly moving. Fighting at parties is ridiculous and it is occurring more often; I don’t understand why people do it. Why pay money to go into a party and have a good time if you’re going to fight for a little reason? I just attended an excellent house party on Saturday and it got “locked off” at 11:30, it only started at 9:30! It was “locked off” because a couple of teen boys decided to fight because some idiot tried to push everyone down the stairs. The fighting escalated and quickly turned into a brawl, which lead to a swat team evacuating the house. A party that hundreds of people paid for and had plenty of girls ended due to these fools. With co- ed parties, why even bother fighting? Why not just talk to someone of the opposite sex, dance and have fun, especially if you’re paying to get in. If you know other reasons why people fight at parties please inform me as I need to know. Too many good parties have been ruined for me, and I still have about 10 years more of partying.
Sunday, November 15, 2009
Girl Friends
This just goes to show that women can become crazy and even unreasonable when it comes to their men. A woman at my father’s workplace ended up with seven stitches to the forehead after being caught in the crossfire of a “cat fight” over a guy at a club. As someone who, admittedly, cheats, these stories have done more than just inform and (also admittedly) entertain me; it makes me think twice about being unfaithful. Penis’ being chopped off and ex-girlfriend’s killing babies are not everyday occurrences but they do happen. Those guys never saw it coming but it happened to them anyway. No one plans doing these terrible things when things are going well in a relationship. What about when things aren’t going so well and the unreasonable and irrational mindset takes over? Watching these videos made me change my mind about double-crossing someone – especially a woman in love. Do you know anyone that crazy? Have you been caught in your own tryst? Let’s hear how it was handled. I want to find out what the collateral damage was. Please post your comments below.
Thursday, November 12, 2009
Athletes
Disappointment
Focusing
Sunday, November 1, 2009
Halloween
Halloween, in this city, has changed quite drastically over the past couple of years. I think it has to do with either the demographics of Brampton or the media influence. Halloween is now seen, by many, as a day to rob and fight in the eyes of teenagers. The kids who go out early to get candy are parading around in costumes that are physically inappropriate. Little girls, as young as five or six, look more like little strippers and young boys are seen wearing ‘Jason’ masks (Friday the 13th) when its an “R” rated movie that they’ve probably never seen.
When I was younger, which wasn’t that long ago, I do not remember Halloween being dangerous to the point where police had to patrol each street in every neighbourhood to check on the children. Nor do I remember wearing, or seeing, kids that were my age, wearing such mature costumes. The media has been a major influence and no one is realizing what life has become because of the desensitization. Personally, I’ve never even seen the point to Halloween and could never understand why people wanted to give out candy for free. Maybe it’s because I was never told the reason behind the so-called celebration or tradition. I just went along with it like all the other kids. Now, as a teenager, I have to admit that I’m frightened to step outside on this day, terrified at the thought of getting robbed and/or beat up for FREE candy and anything else that I might possess on me at that time. Halloween seems pointless and again think it’s just another money scam so stores can sell costumes, over-priced candy, pumpkins and every other thing else that is associated with this event.
This tradition, as far as I’m concerned, is only wide-spread in North America. We’ve allowed ourselves to become swept away by lies that retailers tell us so they can make more money. We need to know that. What do you know about this tradition? What say you? Please post your comments below.