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JaneyVee

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2. I'm shocked that pastries and family time don't excite teenagers.

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Fri Dec 13, 2013, 07:42 PM

Dec 2013

But seriously, I kinda know where you're coming from. Kids these days are pretty desensitized, it takes more than pastries and family time to get an emotion out of them.

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Seems like an unscientific study... Agschmid Dec 2013 #1

I'm shocked that pastries and family time don't excite teenagers. JaneyVee Dec 2013 #2

It's called millennials. Agschmid Dec 2013 #3

I'm guilty. JaneyVee Dec 2013 #4

Im an X'er I think... Agschmid Dec 2013 #5

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True when I was a kid... Agschmid Dec 2013 #11

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The world does change... Agschmid Dec 2013 #17

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Sure idyllic... Agschmid Dec 2013 #28

If they are addicted it is not just computers. Cartoons and games are also mind benders. I watch my jwirr Dec 2013 #6

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These younger than tween, or were they closer to teenagers? haele Dec 2013 #7

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I just don't feel that your personal observations... Agschmid Dec 2013 #13

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Oh so flamebait then? Agschmid Dec 2013 #19

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Are their parents pecking on smart phones? n/t pnwmom Dec 2013 #8

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The kids i see don't seem that way fishwax Dec 2013 #14

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My son loves to go to the coffee shop. Without me. MissB Dec 2013 #20

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It's flamebait because you keep fighting everyone like this... Agschmid Dec 2013 #23

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Nope I am a gay man who will not be having kids. Agschmid Dec 2013 #30

Yep, that is odd. MissB Dec 2013 #24

Do you know these kids' parents? greatauntoftriplets Dec 2013 #26

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What's so funny? greatauntoftriplets Dec 2013 #31

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+ 1 n/t truedelphi Dec 2013 #35

Isn't it up to the parents that the children have a life that makes them "joyous beings"? greatauntoftriplets Dec 2013 #36

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+1 Agschmid Dec 2013 #46

When we moved from bedroom community of affluent Marin Calif., truedelphi Dec 2013 #33

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Also this... Agschmid Dec 2013 #41

There is a large football/soccer/softball complex right up the road from me Fumesucker Dec 2013 #43

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I wish I would have played organized sports it would have taught me... Agschmid Dec 2013 #45

The children now love luxury; they have bad manners, contempt for authority; they show disrespect LeftyMom Dec 2013 #38

It wasn't me, thankfully. GreenEyedLefty Dec 2013 #39

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Oh BTW... Agschmid Dec 2013 #47