Bringing children into headshops?

[CrAzYpOtHeAd]

Part of being a parent is having a relationship above the influence of society. If you're going to be involved in your child's life I don't see how it would be a problem. On the other hand, if you aren't then it really doesn't matter whether you smoke or not. Parents that use society as an excuse for their child's behavior simply haven't put in the necessary man hours.

It's almost like Santa Clause. Are those couple years of smiles on December 25 really worth watching your child break down into tears when she realizes that magic doesn't exist? Man, I would have rather known that from the beginning but maybe that's just me.

The running theme here seems to be that kids are stupid creatures that will believe anything. If someone had told me noodles grew on trees I would have kicked them in the shins and went back to watching Mr. Rogers. But again, perhaps that's just me.

A kid would'nt look at cannabis the same way as you, you have to remember they think on different wave lenghts to you. "why does daddy smoke cannabis if he dos'nt need it?" "if my dad does it shud i do it?" and alot of other shit, they don't think the same way as you,they think about toys and friends and having fun and playing games, not fucking cannabis. you should let the kid wait til he's older and just let him find out on his OWN, because he WILL, and even if your child does look at these D.A.R.E things and thinks "i dont want to try cannabis because it sounds bad" then so fucking what? you should respect his opionion and should'nt FORCE cannabis uppon your child.

CrAzYpOtHeAd Reviewed by CrAzYpOtHeAd on 03-19-2006. Bringing children into headshops? I was at the local headshop last night picking up some fuel for my torch lighter, and I was just wondering, is it normal to bring children into headshops? There was one guy in there with his son, I'm guessing the son was about 6 or 7 years old, and the dad was showing him all the bongs, and pipes. The store is littered with pieces, everywhere! Then as I was leaving, a women brought in her daughter in a baby carrage. Like a toddler. I didn't say nothing because it's none of my business, Rating: 5

[rhino44]

its none of your buisness why those parents do what they do

u dont c them poppin in ur house judgin how u run shit

i think this is a product of you needing to get a fuckin life

maybe some of us are trying to figure out how we would approach these issues with our own children.

[hellomandude]

figure it out for yourself

your capable of making decisions, right??

if you dont want your kid to be a pothead, dont have weed/paraphanelia around them! :thumbsup:

[enthused]

Yeah if I had kids, and they weren't teenagers yet..they wouldn't be in the headshops. Once in the teens, I will puff up with them and let them smoke at the house...just bring me weed! muahahaha

[hellomandude]

maybe some of us are trying to figure out how we would approach these issues with our own children.

lol and that requires your judgement on another parents decision?

i think not

in the words of carlos mencia

YOU ARE RE-TARDED!!!

[rhino44]

some of us like to observe society and learn from others mistakes and triumphs aswell as from our own experiences. just cuz u havnt looked outside your inbred family to help you make a decision, doesnt mean we all are confined to your stupidity.

[JunkYard]

lol and that requires your judgement on another parents decision?

i think not

in the words of carlos mencia

YOU ARE RE-TARDED!!!

You ever hear of 'trial, and error'? Alot can be learned from others mistakes, and triumphs...

I think it's wise to step back, and take a good look at what others do. If only to see the outcome...

[hellomandude]

some of us like to observe society and learn from others mistakes and triumphs aswell as from our own experiences. just cuz u havnt looked outside your inbred family to help you make a decision, doesnt mean we all are confined to your stupidity.

no, dude. im sorry

lol

[hellomandude]

You ever hear of 'trial, and error'? Alot can be learned from others mistakes, and triumphs...

I think it's wise to step back, and take a good look at what others do. If only to see the outcome...

the whole concept of trial and error relates to your own failing and learning from those failures

cmon i know you guys can do better then this

[JunkYard]

the whole concept of trial and error relates to your own failing and learning from those failures

cmon i know you guys can do better then this

If you think that you can't learn from others, then you are a 'fool!