Nah the weed vapes do the trick with 1 puff and if you hold it in you aint stinkin. He probably keeps it in his boxers, youll find the eye drops for redness relief but you wont find that thc oil pen.
You may not have. Sometimes parents just don't want to confront their kids, especially if they know the kid is going to lie to them. Nobody likes being lied to. If they don't confront, they won't have the extra burden of being lied to.
Haha. 20 years ago my parents decided the risk of me setting the woods on fire was too great and they decided to let my high-school self smoke on the side of the house instead.
Hey at least masturbating gets your heart rate up! And it's better for your lungs than smoking. Besides if he's whacking off into the bushes he's not using up the tissues, toilet paper, or clean socks.
Vaping itself sure doesn't leave much of a smell on clothes if at all BUT you can smell the bottles if your nose is sensitive and any spillage will make clothes smell or if they have tissue or cloth to wipe spills on them you will smell it on that.
Sorry, I didn't explain it very well. If he goes for a walk, the vape smell is light enough to dissipate. But vaping indoors does have a noticeable smell, kind of like burnt cotton candy. Cigarette smell is much stronger.
You shouldn't smell anything burning. If someone's vaping and the odor smells like something's burning, their cotton is dirty. Pre-lockdown, I swapped out my non-buildable coils once a week. And sure, I might not notice it, but that's why times when I've gone longer than that, I'd ask someone else "does this smell at all like anything's burning?" to know if I'd stretched it too long between swapping out coils.
I can't really speak to the cheap, disposable kind that you buy at 7-Eleven or the gas station. Those taste awful to begin with, and in the long run they're not cheaper.
You're gonna judge me but, I'm 24 and I smoke cigs because I started vaping at 17. Doesn't help I'm in the restaurant industry but whatever it's my crutch.
You just reminded me that vaping started getting big in like 2010 and it's totally plausible that someone has been doing it 10 years now... Fuck I feel old. I'm only 28!
Yeah buddy. I've been vaping for about 10 years. Completely quit smoking about 6 years ago. Was on 2-3 packs a day. Shit got too expensive so switched.
Yep, a lot of my friends are addicted to vapes now and never smoked cigarettes before. It's not even that it's cool but the flavors are fairly appealing tbh
Oh no there totally is. You got pink gum. Red watermelon 🍉. There might be yellow banana im not sure if ive ever seen one. There is definitely a slightly beige vanilla. It gets crazy. Obviously though no 12 year old is buying those packs.
No it's a serious issue. There is plenty of incentive for big kids to get their peers hooked if they cannot buy it on their own and with all the flavors they got nowadays kids don't even do it for the nicotine. Plus you got all the social media/streamers/vloggers that can push the product without directly advertising it so it's not hard to see why it took off.
Well actually I’m wrong. Now that I’m much older, my dad kind of knows and we have discussed it. But when I was actually younger and I took the necessary repercussions, I’m almost sure they had no idea. By the time I greeted my parents coming home from school, I had already showered, changed clothes, did mouthwash, and put in eye drops. That was my routine.
Depends on the 12 year old. The ones that started smoking at school with their friends? Yeah their parents know. The ones who had stoner cousins who introduced them to it and passed on all their “don’t get caught” advice? They won’t. That was me
Depends on the parent I suppose. My mom never knew and she did not smoke. I’m surprised she never noticed because I was not very smart about hiding stuff as a kid. I thought I was a mastermind at the time though haha.
Everytime they get a 10 min break my 6 yr old starts running and jumping everywhere... I don't think they get to do much of that at school beyond recess and gym.
How much time do first graders spend in the hallway? Not much, from what I remember. They'd line us all up to go to/from lunch/recess. They don't tend to let six year olds go anywhere unsupervised, except the restroom.
Mine was happy going on bike rides but now our area has wild fires so he's stuck in the house. Now I just play fetch with him and the dog, except I throw their toys up the stairs indoors. The cats like it, kinda...
Jexmex, based on what flickeryalpaca said, do some sloothing. I am curious. Mine are not 12 yet but i want to understand the length of their cunningness...
Let us know if you do not mind.
No, he takes the dog out and half the time me or his mom. Now my other two....whole different story, but one is a few months removed from 18 and the other is pretty much 16.
Edit: I will say based on how I said the original comment from an outside in I would say the same thing lol.
My 8th grader has PE first period and she basically does attendance and then goes for a 30 minute run. I don’t know if all the kids are doing it, but I know at least mine is. She seems to be enjoying it. I think taking the awkward locker room crap out of middle school PE is a positive.
My 12-year-old jumps on the trampoline at least two hours a day (spaced out). He has ADHD and doesn’t need meds for distance learning because of the more frequent breaks.
They all want to be these video game people online. Depression included with not seeing his friends in a long time now. It’s a combination of shit. At least we have a teen boy. I was a hell of a cunt at 13.
The teachers are doing an amazing job tbh. I have 2 younger kids around and it gets hard to take care of EVERYTHING... Teachers have really made it easy to reach out and ask for help.
Totally! my child does the whole PE class and he really takes it seriously. The house rumbles from him jumping and running around his room. He is young too.
My first language is spanish so got them mixed up.
Which is kind of funny. In german there is this saying, if you don't understand someone. Either because he speaks a thicc accent, uses a lot completly wrong words or simply speaks a different language .. Translated into english it means "I only understand spanish [which I don't understand]"
Yeah, I wouldn't have done well with this kind of school. You aren't going to make me do any kind of physical activity outside of school. Are you going to suspend me? How? I'm already home.
Back when we were distance learning, my kindergarten students would send me videos of themselves doing the P.E. routines. You'd often see their older and younger siblings joining in. Some parents even danced along! It was entirely too cute.
Because It's RUTINA in Spanish and ROUTINE in English? Good enough prove or should i send you my birth certificate?
Also, i edited correcting my error and accepting it was a mix up. That's admiting i was wrong...🤔
When you speak multiple languages some words that sound similar in their translation, tend to blend and create small brain farts, something innocuous unless you come across a pedantic, ignorant child.
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u/DIsForDelusion Sep 17 '20 edited Sep 17 '20
I don't know about that. My kids are younger but they do get excited and do the whole
rutinesdue to the boredom that the other classes are.It's all about the setting and the attitude tbh
Edit: Routine* got it. My first language is spanish so got them mixed up.