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This girl at the restaurant yesterday, had to be maybe 10... |
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Posts: 6519 (11/15/2009 12:51 PM) |
Was drinking her shirley temple and stumbling around the restaurant saying she was getting drunk.
 I was mortified..... and her parents were doing NOTHING but laughing!!!!!
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Posts: 23443 (11/15/2009 12:52 PM) |
I drank those when I was 10 all the time. There's no alcohol.
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Posts: 8194 (11/15/2009 12:54 PM) |
I think the OP meant that it's more weird she was pretending to be drunk at 10 years old, not that the drink actually had alcohol in it.
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Posts: 6520 (11/15/2009 12:54 PM) |
Jess116005 wrote:I know that! 
That wasn't the point, it was the fact she was PRETENDING to be getting drunk
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Posts: 7646 (11/15/2009 12:58 PM) |
How can one child consume so many Shirley Temples?
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Posts: 27956 (11/15/2009 1:01 PM) |
I would never allow my child to walk/run around a restaurant let alone pretend she were drunk......ever.
On a side note though, my daughter still orders shirley temples and this one waitress just a few weeks ago asked for ID. How does one not know they're not alcoholic? |
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Posts: 19545 (11/15/2009 1:01 PM) Most Mysterious '08 |
like mother, like daughter probably. it's bizarre what parents celebrate any more.
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Posts: 6521 (11/15/2009 1:02 PM) |
IdDoJC100Ways wrote: Are you serious?!
I probably would have died laughing. What did she say when you told her it wasn't alcoholic? |
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Posts: 27958 (11/15/2009 1:06 PM) |
jbcox2002 wrote:My daughter looked at her and said...uh, it's 7 up and cherry juice...no alcohol. The girl goes "oh...never heard of that before but I'll see if the bartender has." So funny. My daughter was also proofed asking for a strawberry daiquiri when she was clearly under age and I looked at the waiter in that case and said "clearly it's a virgin daiquiri." |
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Posts: 2191 (11/15/2009 1:09 PM) |
jbcox2002 wrote: This reminds me of one of my favourite stories Years ago (when I was still underage) I was out for drinks with some of my friends. This one girl's
boyfriend (who had a TOTAL babyface) ordered a VIRGIN bloody mary, and the waitress (with a completely straight face) asked him to see ID
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Posts: 75391 (11/15/2009 1:13 PM) Most Generous JJBer '07 |
YellowStar09 wrote:She didn't have 10 OF them! She was 10 years old. |
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Posts: 721 (11/15/2009 2:09 PM) |
Some parents probably find that amusing. I would have been embarrassed had that been my child but some parents have really lax attitudes about things. The
most concerning part of that, to me, is that she seems to have such an understanding of alcohol (and seems to think it is a good thing) at such a young age.
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Posts: 7177 (11/15/2009 2:20 PM) |
I work at a huge liquor store/outlet [like... costco/sams club size] and you'd be surprised [or probably not.. lol] by what the kids do/say that come in w/
their parents.
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Posts: 33829 (11/15/2009 2:40 PM) Biggest Know It All '09
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The reading comprehension in this thread is hilarious.
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Posts: 2186 (11/15/2009 2:45 PM) |
Dana278 wrote: 
I kinda want a Shirley Temple now. |
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Posts: 7653 (11/15/2009 3:02 PM) |
YellowStar09 wrote: 
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Posts: 7555 (11/15/2009 3:05 PM) |
I would be so embarrassed if my child was acting like that at home let alone in public.
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