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Charlemagne

(576 posts)
3. Dealing drugs
Tue Jan 10, 2012, 10:01 AM
Jan 2012

My mom is a nurse and my dad was on like 445959584 forms of medication. So we had a bunch of those empty script bottles around the house. When I was little I used to use the empty ones as "ooze" containers when I would play ninja turtles. So the ended up in my old toy chest.

Fast forward 10 years and Im in high school. My mom cleans out my old toy chest and finds the empty bottles (that are 11-12 years old). The natural conclusion is to think that I am stealing pills and selling them at school. She called a secret meeting with my principal to ask if there was a drug problem. She then told him that if there was, I was the likely source.

She later confronted me about it. She said she believed it was true because I "have all that money laying around." I told her I had the money because I had a job at a grocery store.... ugh.

My mother also believed I was gay. Remember how people would say "that's so gay" when they didnt like something? Well my mom went into my store (the very grocery store that apparently was a front for the drug ring). When checking out she asked the bagger (a little younger than me) if he knew me. He said, "yeah that dude is gay." My mother thought he meant that I was a homosexual. So, of course, my mother called up secret meetings with my friends and my sisters friends to see if I was gay.

Ahhh mothers.

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True story....when I was 20, I moved into a house with my brother... PassingFair Jan 2012 #1
we have a baggie of catnip that came with a scratching post SCantiGOP Jan 2012 #32
When I was in grade 9-10 my parents constantly acused me of smoking cigarettes and pot, Joe Shlabotnik Jan 2012 #2
Dealing drugs Charlemagne Jan 2012 #3
They thought I was a tad slow zipplewrath Jan 2012 #4
No, I pretty much did all the things my parents accused me of mysuzuki2 Jan 2012 #5
Me too..... cliffordu Jan 2012 #6
My parents were afraid to ask. UnrepentantLiberal Jan 2012 #9
! Kali Jan 2012 #22
Other than getting interogated about a pill on the floor rufus dog Jan 2012 #23
Just about everything. geardaddy Jan 2012 #7
Dropping a Jolly Rancher bigwillq Jan 2012 #8
Using drugs bikebloke Jan 2012 #10
Skipping Sunday School to go to my friend's house to smoke and look at his dad's Playboys. ohiosmith Jan 2012 #11
Having sex with an older woman wyldwolf Jan 2012 #12
Having gonnorrhea FloridaJudy Jan 2012 #13
I can think of two quakerboy Jan 2012 #14
Two GREAT ones -- and both from MiddleFingerMomMom. MiddleFingerMom Jan 2012 #15
lol - i'm sorry but dana_b Jan 2012 #16
Oh I laughed about it with friends at the time. applegrove Jan 2012 #19
i loved to burn incense shanti Jan 2012 #17
My mother swore I did drugs LynneSin Jan 2012 #18
My parents went out of town, and my little sister Curmudgeoness Jan 2012 #20
When I was in high school HeiressofBickworth Jan 2012 #21
concerning birth order SCantiGOP Jan 2012 #33
Accusations had zero currency in our family. hunter Jan 2012 #24
My brother stole a flashlight from our neighbors house. Neoma Jan 2012 #25
When I was about 16 my parents quit accusing me. They did NOT want to know. They gave up accusing retread Jan 2012 #26
Duzy. trof Jan 2012 #29
not only did they think you were a drug dealer Enrique Jan 2012 #27
LOL! applegrove Jan 2012 #28
Being worthless. BiggJawn Jan 2012 #30
constantly accused of stealing Tallulah Jan 2012 #31
I was accused of melting crayons on the radiators... IcyPeas Jan 2012 #34
Funny you ask that... AnneD Jan 2012 #35
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