Kids these days

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NickIT replied

22 July 2006, 14:47
Originally posted by mcquiggd

It's because most of them are made up. We are the IT equivalent of the bastard son of the Sunday Sport and The Daily Mail, with the odd Socialist Worker.

LOL!!! Sounds like any project team then!
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mcquiggd replied

22 July 2006, 13:55
It's because most of them are made up. We are the IT equivalent of the bastard son of the Sunday Sport and The Daily Mail, with the odd Socialist Worker.
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The Lone Gunman replied

22 July 2006, 12:16
TwAtY has no social skills and struggles with communication. Added to that he knows fook all about computers.
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NickIT replied

22 July 2006, 12:01
Just wonderng - why do you folks here not provide links to the sites where the articles are?

Every other messageboard I participate in does that.

Cut and paste the article and provide a link seems to be the standard thing...
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AtW started a topic Kids these days

22 July 2006, 10:53
Kids these days

Mother, 12, arrested on night out

A 12-year-old girl who last month became Scotland's youngest mother has been arrested after a night out.

The girl, from West Lothian, who has not been named, was detained on Friday 16 July following a drunken incident.

Lothian and Borders Police said the girl was arrested for a breach of the peace. A report will be send to the Reporter to the Children's Panel.

The girl became pregnant aged 11 after having sex with a 15-year-old on a night out in Edinburgh last August.

Background reports

Both the girl and the child have since been put into foster care.

The authorities were called in following reports that the girl smoked up to 20 cigarettes a day and started drinking at the age of 10.

The 15-year-old boy admitted a charge of having underage sex at the High Court in Edinburgh last week, having been previously accused of rape.

Sentencing for the youth was deferred to 25 August for background reports.

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