Posted by: Dwight_Hudson "Dawightboy" Hudson on April 01, 2003 at 17:02:46

: : i thought i read in there that he is only 18, that opens alot of issues. most states can slap a big time penalty upon the parents that incourage or allows drinking by underagers. ask the lady i work with about her losing her drivers lic. because she let her 19 year old drink. : : even if you didn't have anything to do with it, i would believe you have a responsibility to your son, and teh world of not glorifying the irresponibility of you offspring - i don't and won't, i think that invite more troble than it is worth. you could have left off the whole dring thing and still made your point about a car wreak. : : i believe there should be parental contols on teh parents! : : those are my 2 cents. : If he is 18 then he is legally an adult. His parents have no "legal" obligation to him. You live and you learn. We all make mistakes. I think your son is doing a good job by talking at schools.

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