huggy huggy kissy kissy

fryup · 05-09-2011 08:16PM #1

Whats with all the teenage school kids huggin each other

whats that about

are they watchin too much Glee, Smallville etc

we're supposed to be a rough race of people we don't go in for that sentimental american protestant cr*p

maybe i'm an old fart but we seem to be gettin soft as a nation

BBDBB · 05-09-2011 08:17PM

luvs ya babe xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

fryup · 05-09-2011 08:18PM

BBDBB wrote: »

luvs ya babe xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

feck off!!!!!!:mad:

The King of Moo · 05-09-2011 08:18PM

I haven't noticed this, but I don't think it's such a bad development.

It's better than the traditional Irish fear of closeness, physical intimacy and emotional openness.

Few hugs, be grand.

minidazzler · 05-09-2011 08:19PM

Because pop culture influences them to do it, man. Have a nice day dude.

It's awesome that I am not influenced by such things I mean, it's really epic.

BBDBB · 05-09-2011 08:20PM

fryup wrote: »

feck off!!!!!!:mad:

*cuddles

you are lovely when yer cross

4zn76tysfajdxp · 05-09-2011 08:21PM

Smallville...?

deathrider · 05-09-2011 08:22PM

fryup wrote: »

whats that about are they watchin too much Glee, Smallville etc

Is Smallville not a show about Superman? If so, swouldn't it influence kids to fly around busting super-villains as opposed to hugging each other?

Guill · 05-09-2011 08:22PM

Girl: I watch Glee, do you?

Boy: eh, (hormones take control) yes, course i do.

Girl: wanna hug?

Boy: :cool:

Bipolar Joe · 05-09-2011 08:23PM

Eugh, wouldn't want to hug any one who watches Glee. Might catch retarded or something.

Micky Dolenz · 05-09-2011 08:25PM

Do you watch teenage kids often?

fryup · 05-09-2011 08:26PM

deathrider wrote: »

Is Smallville not a show about Superman? If so, swouldn't it influence kids to fly around busting super-villains as opposed to hugging each other?

there the american high school element to it.

i'm basically saying irish teenagers are getting more and more like american high school kids every year

The King of Moo · 05-09-2011 08:28PM

Thread title: huggy huggy kissy kissy

Frequent word in thread: teenagers

Misinterpretation factor: high

*makes mental note to delete internet history*

orourkeda · 05-09-2011 08:28PM

Shut up everyone

deathrider · 05-09-2011 08:31PM

fryup wrote: »

there the american high school element to it.

i'm basically saying irish teenagers are getting more and more like american high school kids every year

I reckon Ireland could do with more superheroes though.

the keen edge · 05-09-2011 08:38PM

Shooting they want.

ballsymchugh · 05-09-2011 08:39PM

BBDBB wrote: »

luvs ya babe xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

i used to work with two wans in their late 20s, one worked a full week, the other part time. when the part timer left on wednesdays, they always said goodbye with a hug. you'd swear one of them was going away for a good few months. feckin annoying.

i need this · 05-09-2011 08:39PM

just the way thing are nowadays.. not all teenagers are like that though! lads do it more because girls expect it :P

W.Shakes-Beer · 05-09-2011 08:42PM

Ah here whats wrong with people showing a bit of affection, you'd be moaning if they were bashing the head of one another and now ye're moaning because of a few hugs.

Anybody want a hug?

temply · 05-09-2011 08:46PM

I always have an LOL at the emos with bad skin who scream and shout & hug and kiss when they meet eachother outside the Central Bank on a Saturday

Bipolar Joe · 05-09-2011 08:47PM

W.Shakes-Beer wrote: »

Anybody want a hug?

God, yes.

W.Shakes-Beer · 05-09-2011 08:51PM

Bipolar Joe wrote: »

God, yes.

1 Internet Hug going right your way.

philstar · 05-09-2011 09:06PM

fryup wrote: »

we're supposed to be a rough race of people we don't go in for that sentimental american protestant cr*p

is this what you mean........

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aUm_7eFtFF4

Gneez · 05-09-2011 09:28PM

Our society is becoming more effeminate, birth control drugs are really turning out to be a wonder drug for leftist. They make women prefer feminized men, remove the inherent racism women experience while ovulating, artificially delay when people would start a family aging the population and providing a convenient excuse to import third world proles. The leak into the water supply through piss further feminizing men making them more docile.

The Marxist couldn't have created a better drug if they tried.

Females are hitting puberty earlier and earlier due to the estrogen in the environment, while men hit puberty later and later due to the estrogen in the environment.

Workers who work in factories that create plastics that are closely chemically related to estrogen report sexual side effects across the board, such as lowered libido, difficulty achieving and maintaining erections and non-motile sperm.

Our culture is toxic and our physical environs are toxic.

randylonghorn · 05-09-2011 10:13PM

The King of Moo wrote: »

I haven't noticed this, but I don't think it's such a bad development.

It's better than the traditional Irish fear of closeness, physical intimacy and emotional openness.

Few hugs, be grand.

Indeed.

I tend to be quite a tactile person ... no, I don't insist on hugging everyone when I meet them or anything like that, but my first instinct for example if a friend is in the dumps is to throw an arm around their shoulders. The number of times I've been given suspicious looks as a result ... :rolleyes:

fryup wrote: »

there the american high school element to it.

i'm basically saying irish teenagers are getting more and more like american high school kids every year

I do kind of agree that there is an American "overdone" version of it that can ring quite false.

It always seems to come much more naturally and genuinely to the people of the Mediterranean countries.

Temptamperu · 05-09-2011 10:28PM

I think we should murder them in there beds... Am I right... guys... anyone

Jess16 · 05-09-2011 10:28PM

Hey OP

Icyseanfitz · 05-09-2011 10:31PM

a bunch of nancies the lot of ye :P

petebricquette · 05-09-2011 10:36PM

I'd be quite a tactile person (always have been) and I'm quite a fan of the hugs. Hugs are the best. And I am an excellent hugger. On that note, OP, hug?

daenerysstormborn3 · 05-09-2011 10:40PM

The hugging I've no issue with, well not as much of an issue as I do with people who flippantly throw around "i love you" casually to every acquaintance they pass on the street. Those 3 words have lost all sort of meaning when you're a 16 year old girl telling your mate you love her and then heading off with your friends and bitching about her for the day. Does my head in!

Lord Nikon · 05-09-2011 11:03PM

Men should be men, not hugging each other or hugging a female friend, unless they are in a relationship or she is crying.

and dont even get me started with the amount of "camp" clothes for men are in the shops these days, and i dont mean camping clothes either.

huggy huggy kissy kissy

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