British Youth

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gingerjedi replied

31 March 2008, 18:00
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

http://www.tmz.com/2007/11/06/neverland-in-foreclosure/

Not that sort of welcome.

Full Time article for those who wish to save their pennies.
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DimPrawn replied

31 March 2008, 17:56
Originally posted by gingerjedi View Post

Nail on the head... It just makes me more determined to get my family finances in a good enough state to leave the UK and go somewhere where kids are welcome.

http://www.tmz.com/2007/11/06/neverland-in-foreclosure/
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gingerjedi replied

31 March 2008, 17:42
All over the world, teenagers give their parents headaches.

Why are the migraines induced by British kids felt across a whole society?

Part of the reason may be that parents aren't always around to help socialise their children - or even just to show them affection.

Compared to other cultures, British kids are less integrated into the adult world and spend more time with their peers.

Nail on the head... It just makes me more determined to get my family finances in a good enough state to leave the UK and go somewhere where kids are welcome.
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Bagpuss replied

31 March 2008, 17:11
My kids are very well behaved, little angels, you say otherwise I'll get em to kick yer head in
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BlasterBates started a topic British Youth

31 March 2008, 17:06
British Youth

British youth

Realistic view?

No wonder the pound is dropping.
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