[Ninja Catfish]

The last weekend, my parents were overseas and had left myself and my brother in charge of the house.
Me being 19, and my brother 16 it's not too much of an issue.

I went to Perth this weekend just gone, and my brother supposedly invited one friend over for fun times.

Apparently this d*ck of a friend started texting all his friends telling them about our house being unoccupied by parents or older brothers.

Cue 40 or so people coming to my house, drinking *all* the alcohol in our outside fridge, and obviously bringing their own. Vomiting all over our backyard and patio, smashing up the wooden bench on the patio, getting the police called 4 times, stealing cars around the area and using them to do burnouts at the end of the street and other fun stuff.

All the while, my brother is shitting himself inside not able to get rid of them for fear of his life.

I mean seriously, I suddenly have a large amount of hate for certain portions of this generation.
Go and f*ck up your own neighbourhoods/houses you little pricks!

[LordZod]

Far out! I would have pretty much just pulled out the nearest weapon, and dropped everyone there. Or something like that anyway... Man, that is ridiculous- what's happening next?

[NinjaDead]

f*ck I hate kids. Why didnt the police do anything? Surely the would of noticed underage drinking.

[Ninja Catfish]

Well I think my brother was trying to keep it under wraps. Only found out when the neighbour complained to my parents now that they're home.

My brother's had a stern talking to, and may or may not still be able to go to Soundwave next year as a result.
The other kid and his parents we're yet to speak to, but they'll also have the issue discussed with them tomorrow I think.

My brother is currently going around with Dad apologizing to the neighbourhood.

Don't know what we can do about the other people though, got no idea who was even there.


Oh, and trust me, had I been there I would have taken some action with various weapons
I can look intimidating if I want to <.<

Either that or I'd ask the cops to get them to GTFO.


[EDIT for ninjadead's post]
Well they did arrest the guy who stole the car and was screwing around with it, but yeah, for some reason my brother didn't feel it necessary to ask them to help him get rid of the bastards.

[playa271]

oh man that would of felt great to get rid of the bastards. gives me an excuse to smash those lil f*ckers.

[PlasmaDavid]

What the.... can't believe we didn't find out about this sooner o_O

You and I would have sorted it out if we were home... man not even MY brother has done anything this "bad"....

[VOOK]

Pretty endemic of the youth of today, boils down to them being allowed alcholol early in life and a lack of dicipline.

[Ninja Catfish]

PlasmaDavid, on Dec 17 2008, 06:38 PM, said:

What the.... can't believe we didn't find out about this sooner o_O

You and I would have sorted it out if we were home... man not even MY brother has done anything this "bad"....

Well it wasn't so much my brother that did it, but he still has to harbour some of the blame for doing SFA about it.

I semi wish I was home, I could have waved my zombie slaying knife around, then run away from 30 drunk kids wanting to crack my skull, then call the cops <.<

[PlasmaDavid]

Nah, I'd have gotten my brother over as well and we'd sort em out. Just flick matches at them and watch the alcoholic-soaked-vomit down their shirts go up in flames.

[djkizza]

Ninja Catfish, on Dec 17 2008, 07:01 PM, said:

Brother story...

Ur brother isnt Corey Worthington is it? lol

At least he didnt advertise it on the net!

[indevelopment]

VOOK, on Dec 17 2008, 06:40 PM, said:

Pretty endemic of the youth of today, boils down to them being allowed alcholol early in life and a lack of dicipline.

Agree with Vook and totally feel for your lil bro Ninja, he's learned a hard lesson (hopefully) about trust. Repect is dying in the western world, has been for awhile and the age of instant communication I don't think is helping. Everything seems to boil down to "instant" - fun, gratification, house parties. No time to think about the consequences of actions.

[PlasmaDavid]

indevelopment, on Dec 17 2008, 06:59 PM, said:

No time to think about the consequences of actions.

Amen. Being young and stuff today, with our upbringing it's all too easy to just DO something without thinking of it, even to the point where you say "we shouldn't do this" but you just flat out ignore it. Hence even when the "rules" feel stuffy\stupid\no real consequence of being broken, any person with half a brain will have the rational part take over and stop them. Unfortunately that process seems to be dying out these days.

[Etak]

VOOK, on Dec 17 2008, 05:40 PM, said:

Pretty endemic of the youth of today, boils down to them being allowed alcholol early in life and a lack of dicipline.

Stop with this "youth of today" nonsense.

Every single generation in the history of evar has said the exact same thing about younger generations.

[indevelopment]

Yours Plasma is the first generation that grew up with the internet pretty much always on and if not, at least always around. I really do think that has a bit to it because there's no appreciation for the fact that things take time. Knowledge takes time, everything that can be appreciated takes time.

I'm in the gen x bracket. We did and do stupid stuff all the time and I dare say that if we had the ability to text, there would have been a lot more of these sorts of parties occurring and in fact, our generation is pretty much in denial on how old we are and emulating gen y rather than trying to grow up. Rationality and long term thinking (even a few hours away!) is being killed by the instant hit society.

[Iniqius]

Haha oooo the "just a small gathering while the parents are away".
Ninja I hate to say it but your brother didn't invite 1 friend, he invited a few.
It's a rule of being a teenager if you tell around 4+ people that your parents are away and your inviting them around. THAT'S when it happens.

I've seen it happen a few times.

[PlasmaDavid]

Etak, on Dec 17 2008, 07:13 PM, said:

Stop with this "youth of today" nonsense.

Every single generation in the history of evar has said the exact same thing about younger generations.

And look how the world gets worse and worse Looks like there's truth in it indeed.

[Iniqius]

People try to put us d-down (Talkin' 'bout my generation)
Just because we get around (Talkin' 'bout my generation)
Things they do look awful c-c-cold (Talkin' 'bout my generation)
I hope I die before I get old (Talkin' 'bout my generation)

This is my generation
This is my generation, baby

Why don't you all f-fade away (Talkin' 'bout my generation)
And don't try to dig what we all s-s-say (Talkin' 'bout my generation)
I'm not trying to cause a big s-s-sensation (Talkin' 'bout my generation)
I'm just talkin' 'bout my g-g-g-generation (Talkin' 'bout my generation)

[Ninja Catfish]

Iniqius, on Dec 17 2008, 07:22 PM, said:

Haha oooo the "just a small gathering while the parents are away".
Ninja I hate to say it but your brother didn't invite 1 friend, he invited a few.
It's a rule of being a teenager if you tell around 4+ people that your parents are away and your inviting them around. THAT'S when it happens.

I've seen it happen a few times.

Well, I do have my suspicions that he invited more than one, but some dudes came back to get their phone charger, and I had never seen them before, they were'nt even on a first name basis <.<

[James]

VOOK, on Dec 17 2008, 06:40 PM, said:

Pretty endemic of the youth of today, boils down to them being allowed alcholol early in life and a lack of dicipline.

I had both those things and I turned out fine. I think that intelligence is dropping. Fast.

That's my analysis. [/terriblyshortpost]

[PlasmaDavid]

James, on Dec 17 2008, 09:14 PM, said:

I had both those things and I turned out fine.

You'd say that wouldn't you, you're not the one who had to put up with you... Unless of course you're saying you've never done anything, alcohol fueled or otherwise, that could be shelved in the "bloody f*cking youths really pissing off other people through whatever it is they've done" category.

Not wanting to you know, criminalize you or anything nemmy, but it seems a strecth to say "I had muchos alchohol early in my life and little discipline and I never was a bloody nuisance to anyone"

This post has been edited by PlasmaDavid: 17 December 2008 - 08:30 PM

[Etak]

PlasmaDavid, on Dec 17 2008, 06:22 PM, said:

And look how the world gets worse and worse Looks like there's truth in it indeed.

IDK, world looks a lot better now than back in the days of Vikings or Mongrolrians! Or even 19th century England, where filling up you kids with opium for the day was equivalent to putting them in daycare woo!

[PlasmaDavid]

Etak, on Dec 17 2008, 10:14 PM, said:

IDK, world looks a lot better now than back in the days of Vikings or Mongrolrians!

Who can say, maybe dying at the age of 2 months, in childbirth or being killed because we want your land is a richer existance than the rat-race we have these days?

[Fizzy]

On the bright side we'd get to wear those spikey hats.

[NinjaDead]

Teenagers can just get away with too much, they get a slap on the wrist or at worst community service. Thats why teenagers are becoming more reckless, because they know they can get away with crap. Plus most of them are spoilt brats.

[PlasmaDavid]

Fizzy, on Dec 17 2008, 10:25 PM, said:

On the bright side we'd get to wear those spikey hats.

This. Death-by-burning for failing t pay land taxes or worship juju are SO worth it if we wear folksy spiky hats

That's a very broad accusation ninja But yes, bring back flogging IMO.