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Today, my friend's son asked me how much coke costs in this place. I told him, "About a dollar?" He said, "Wow, that's really cheap for blow." He's 10. FML

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#3... what the hell? I'm happy to say I'm almost 16 and have NEVER smoked or done any drugs.

#3 is basically saying he is proud of waiting till 15 to completely **** up the rest of his life. That is definitely something to be proud of. I bet your parents are so proud. Loljk I'm not from the ******* '50s.

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bizarre_ftw 22

He's also apparently the type to snort a Lot if he's stupid enough to ask his friend's dad! (and remember, he was already mentally incompetent enough to start doing coke)

puppytaco64 8

24 not true, unless you include tax

In the ghetto, in the ghetto! He's a poor weird boy losing his pride because Kenny and his whole family reside in the ghetto, in the ghetto!

guci101 14

Hehe

Achall91 17

Yeah because that's really something to be proud of.

And that's what video games provoke. Not saying that video games are bad but if you allow your children to play them at a young age, that's the consequence.

MidnightMusic53 37

Video games do not promote drugs, and it's stupid to even suggest it. I have been playing video games since the age of 2, and I'm against drugs, drinking, etc. Did you pull this information straight out of your ass? Video games can improve hand-eye coordination, and some parents do bother to make sure their young children do not play games that are for more mature gamers.

yep, right out of her ass!

Good for u!!!!! Keep it up!!!!!!

#3 is basically saying he is proud of waiting till 15 to completely **** up the rest of his life. That is definitely something to be proud of. I bet your parents are so proud. Loljk I'm not from the ******* '50s.

They know at that age because of the program D.A.R.E

I don't think D.A R.E is a thing anymore. My boys have "Red Ribbon Week" now.