So It's Junior Night Again..

Breadcrusts

Can't believe it hasn't been mentioned already but just saw a troop of them heading out on the lash, the color of Sunny D with mini skirts up to their bellybuttons...

Anybody else think that the attire worn by the young ones seems to be getting worse and worse every year? Sure aren't they only about 15 anyway? So why are their parents letting them out looking like street walkers?

Mr Benevolent

Anybody else think that the attire worn by the young ones seems to be getting worse and worse every year? Sure aren't they only about 15 anyway? So why are their parents letting them out looking like street walkers?

No, you're just getting older.

bnt

It's the first week of university, they're likely to be students who missed "Black Monday".

Crazy Horse 6

Breadcrusts wrote: »

Can't believe it hasn't been mentioned already but just saw a troop of them heading out on the lash, the color of Sunny D with mini skirts up to their bellybuttons...

Anybody else think that the attire worn by the young ones seems to be getting worse and worse every year? Sure aren't they only about 15 anyway? So why are their parents letting them out looking like street walkers?

Pics or get th.... Forget it actually.

abouttobebanned

If there's grass on the pitch...then pl....actually...maybe not...

Kevin Duffy

And the music these days, it's all bang bang bang, just noise! Put them in the army, the lot of them! Wasn't like this in my day, we had wars to kill ourselves at 16 instead of fun to grow up with, oh yes!.

admiralofthefleet

....and snyper's not online

Breadcrusts

Confab wrote: »

No, you're just getting older.

I know... It makes me sick

Leeg17

admiralofthefleet wrote: »

....and snyper's not online

There's a reason for that!

McCrack

Breadcrusts wrote: »

Can't believe it hasn't been mentioned already but just saw a troop of them heading out on the lash, the color of Sunny D with mini skirts up to their bellybuttons...

Anybody else think that the attire worn by the young ones seems to be getting worse and worse every year? Sure aren't they only about 15 anyway? So why are their parents letting them out looking like street walkers?

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Where would be a good place to go tonight?

Eric Cartman

it is , holy f*ck , time to go kerb crawling with a bag of sweets so

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hondasam

Breadcrusts wrote: »

Can't believe it hasn't been mentioned already but just saw a troop of them heading out on the lash, the color of Sunny D with mini skirts up to their bellybuttons...

Anybody else think that the attire worn by the young ones seems to be getting worse and worse every year? Sure aren't they only about 15 anyway? So why are their parents letting them out looking like street walkers?

Maybe they are street walkers out earning money.

abouttobebanned

Greyson Nutritious Suburb wrote: »

Where would be a good place to go tonight?

Snyper's place

YBTurbo

We need pics to complete this discussion.

mossyc123

Report on RTE News earlier about them... dumb young ones from some Dublin School yelping and actually crying about their Junior Cert Results.

Why do people feel the need to ball their eyes out at the most insignificant of events these days?!

I blame the influence of overly emotional sh!te on TV that celebrates mediocrity with disproportionate outbursts of emotion such as "Glee" and "The X-Factor".

I call it The X-Factor..... eh.... Factor.


Edit: They should be saving their emotional energy for the task of getting their hands on enough booze to get themselves through a good Nights's Knacker Drinkin'

Eric Cartman

Breadcrusts wrote: »

Anybody else think that the attire worn by the young ones seems to be getting worse and worse every year? Sure aren't they only about 15 anyway? So why are their parents letting them out looking like street walkers?

all these 15 year old girls walking around in shorter and shorter outfits.

every year it just gets harder and harder to look at........(im ofcourse talking about my cock)

Superbus

I did the JC two years ago, I spent the results night listening to every Beatles album.

The remastered albums came out that day.

bfocusd

My cousin got her results today and the all girls school were very clever they arranged the day for them, they went bowling etc. and then for dinner, I though it was a brilliant idea as when I was in school I was 14 collecting my results because I was the youngest in my year I didnt get to go out as they were all getting wasted drunk and my mam wasnt too happy with that at 14 years old. It was the same for the deb's I didnt go because it was in the middle of the country side and they all rented rooms and had a bar, but I couldn because I wasnt 18. I didnt really mind too much as I didnt really get on with my class, but my cousins school went the correct way about it, it wasnt revolving around alcohol for once

Alter-Ego

Superbus wrote: »

I did the JC two years ago, I spent the results night listening to every Beatles album.

The remastered albums came out that day.

I absolutely love The Beatles, but you should have hit the naggins that night.

woodoo

Breadcrusts wrote: »

Can't believe it hasn't been mentioned already but just saw a troop of them heading out on the lash, the color of Sunny D with mini skirts up to their bellybuttons...

Anybody else think that the attire worn by the young ones seems to be getting worse and worse every year? Sure aren't they only about 15 anyway? So why are their parents letting them out looking like street walkers?

Leering out your window were we old man?

Eric Cartman

just remember lads, 2 west coast coolers and shes all yours

ColeTrain

mossyc123 wrote: »

Report on RTE News earlier about them... dumb young ones from some Dublin School yelping and actually crying about their Junior Cert Results.

Why do people feel the need to ball their eyes out at the most insignificant of events these days?!

I blame the influence of overly emotional sh!te on TV that celebrates mediocrity with disproportionate outbursts of emotion such as "Glee" and "The X-Factor".

I call it The X-Factor..... eh.... Factor.


Edit: They should be saving their emotional energy for the task of getting their hands on enough booze to get themselves through a good Nights's Knacker Drinkin'

See, when something of real significance happens, like their Dad dies or their puppy needs to have a leg amputated - they'll probably have eyes drier than the Sahara while browsing Facebook on their I-Phone which their pocket money bought..

Cupcake_Crisis

For my junior night my mam and dad brought me to pizza hut, then I went to my nan's and she gave me a tenner for doing so well. And I can honestly say....that it was a load of shite and i should have went out on the tear.

I hope they have a great night!

byhookorbycrook

Breadcrusts wrote: »

Can't believe it hasn't been mentioned already but just saw a troop of them heading out on the lash, the color of Sunny D with mini skirts up to their bellybuttons...

Anybody else think that the attire worn by the young ones seems to be getting worse and worse every year? Sure aren't they only about 15 anyway? So why are their parents letting them out looking like street walkers?

This, more than anything, else shows your age

Breadcrusts

woodoo wrote: »

Leering out your window were we old man?

I'm a lady

So no certainly not leering... I've a teeny young one myself and am worried about her possible future clothing choices though. Girls I saw earlier left NOTHING to the imagination :eek:

7sr2z3fely84g5

expect pics in herald/mail tomorrow with title-

JUNIOR CERT DRUNKEN SCANDAL

Breadcrusts

byhookorbycrook wrote: »

This, more than anything, else shows your age

Nothing wrong with a bit of Sunny D!

Kevin Duffy

Breadcrusts wrote: »

I've a teeny young one myself and am worried about her possible future clothing choices though. Girls I saw earlier left NOTHING to the imagination :eek:

Would you rather people looking at her were forced to use their imaginations more?

wild_cat

I drank a shoulder of vodka and puked on my results.

I got 4 A's and the rest B's all at higher level.....

I went on to get around the 300 point hundred mark in leaving.

The summer after them and the resulting few years are the reason I'm in a pretty crap position today.

sparkle_23

mossyc123 wrote: »

Why do people feel the need to ball their eyes out at the most insignificant of events these days?!

The Junior Cert is a big deal when you're that age

The Snipe

A WKD blue and they are F*ucked!!!

smash

Cupcake_Crisis wrote: »

For my junior night my mam and dad brought me to pizza hut, then I went to my nan's and she gave me a tenner for doing so well. And I can honestly say....that it was a load of shite and i should have went out on the tear.

I hope they have a great night!

Did you buy a bag of cans with the tenner the following day?

mossyc123

Kevin Duffy wrote: »

Would you rather people looking at her were forced to use their imaginations more?

Jesus! :eek:

*Sparkle* wrote: »

The Junior Cert is a big deal when you're that age

*It never was for me or my peer group.

We were 15/16 doing it and pretty much knew from the start of the year that it didn't really matter despite what we were being told.

Understand it's a big deal for people who have difficulties with academics throughout their youth and do well...and fair play to them!

The majority of 15/16 year olds though aren't dopes and know it doesn't really matter a sh!te.

That's why I find the young ones emotional outbursts as pack mentality BS... they can't really care about it that much and just see it as a chance for some "drama" ...as is their wont!

*Edit: We were a cynical bunch of f*ckers though!

7sr2z3fely84g5

i assume boots will be busy tomorrow for the pill.

Celly Smunt

i get older but they stay the same,i feel so ashamed

ItsAWindUp

The National Day of Sly Naggins.

admiralofthefleet

just thinking back to my own junior night in 1996, £10 got me beer, smokes and my share of the taxi home

Eric Cartman

Max Unkempt Cream wrote: »

i assume boots will be busy tomorrow for the pill.

hah you know me too well

Celly Smunt

admiralofthefleet wrote: »

just thinking back to my own junior night in 1996, £10 got me beer, smokes and my share of the taxi home

i suppose 1 can is alot for a 15 year old

laoch na mona

XiledSniper wrote: »

A WKD blue and they are F*ucked!!!

what kinda light weights live near you:eek:

admiralofthefleet

pmcmahon wrote: »

i suppose 1 can is alot for a 15 year old

6 cans for a fiver and just 3 quid for the smokes and i was 16

Celly Smunt

admiralofthefleet wrote: »

6 cans for a fiver and just 3 quid for the smokes and i was 16

ah, 6 dutchie,i remember

mossyc123

pmcmahon wrote: »

i get older but they stay the same,i feel so ashamed

It's biologically natural to be attracted to 15/16 year olds.






(Don't try that excuse with the Judge though... :pac: )

admiralofthefleet

pmcmahon wrote: »

ah, 6 dutchie,i remember

i remember the local off licence was selling kilkenny 6 for a fiver so i got them, and got served cause i was a lounge boy there. how i remember i dont know

barbarians

Think this sums it up -

"Our youth now love luxury. They have bad manners, contempt for authority; they show disrespect for their elders and love chatter in place of exercise; they no longer rise when elders enter the room; they contradict their parents, chatter before company; gobble up their food and tyrannize their teachers."


Socrates circa 400 B.C.

mossyc123

barbarians wrote: »

Think this sums it up -

"Our youth now love luxury. They have bad manners, contempt for authority; they show disrespect for their elders and love chatter in place of exercise; they no longer rise when elders enter the room; they contradict their parents, chatter before company; gobble up their food and tyrannize their teachers."


Socrates circa 400 B.C.

The ole "youth have always been criticized by their elders" quote.

Yawn.

Doesn't make the criticisms any less valid.

LC2010HIS

Breadcrusts wrote: »

Sure aren't they only about 15 anyway? So why are their parents letting them out looking like street walkers?

It's a disgrace. Leaving Certificate is one thing but where did it become ok for 14-16year olds to go out and go on the lash for a minimum certificate?!!?

What exactly do parents think theyre gonna go out and do? Just dance with friends?

NO!

I know if they do very well, it's something to be celebrated but come on! Junior cert is basic. Ridiculous!!

nimrod86

I'm very proud of myself, Most of my year are off puking in a field and I'm voluntarily sitting at home with Minecraft! (Mainly cause we have a school trip tomorrow morning that we all have to go on!!!)

Celly Smunt

nimrod86 wrote: »

I'm very proud of myself, Most of my year are off puking in a field and I'm voluntarily sitting at home with Minecraft! (Mainly cause we have a school trip tomorrow morning that we all have to go on!!!)

next stop,mid-life crisis.