Thread: What's up with young ****s these days?

Mate, I'm twice your age and agree with everything you have posted!!!

I didn't see it, but perspectives change as people get older. I dont think they have changed as much as most think they have. What doesn't change is older than youth people complaining about how terrible the youth are today and how they would have never.......

“Our youth now love luxury. They have bad manners, contempt for authority; they show disrespect for their elders and love chatter in place of exercise; they no longer rise when elders enter the room; they contradict their parents, chatter before company; gobble up their food and tyrannize their teachers.”

That quote is from Socrates who died 339BC

“I see no hope for the future of our people if they are dependent on the frivolous youth of today, for certainly all youth are reckless beyond words. When I was a boy, we were taught to be discrete and respectful of elders, but the present youth are exceedingly wise and impatient of restraint.”

Hesoid 750-650BC

Too true they need to grow a brain and be aware of what goes on in the world today. If they are not unlucky or successful, in about 30 - 40 years they could end up like poor Rolf Harris.

pretty sure ****ing into your own mouth is not a popular pass time for the youth of today. So lets disregard that freak.

I'm 32 and all kinds of stupid pranks were being pulled when I was at Uni. On your first holiday abroad with your mates, its almost impossible not to be come a drunken fool by the end of the night. It's nothing new.

I was in Bali in 2002, 20 years old - we had a good time , no harm done. I remember being shocked with the behaviour of some of the older blokes. They were usually around 28-35 years old, a fair bit older than our group. Chest out, rude, loud, violent. One group of 30++ year olds punched up a few in our group for talking to some girls around our age. Those guys are in their 40's now.

Lots of rudeness shown to locals as well. I'm sorry to say this but almost all of the shockers were Australian.

One bloke farted in a beggar boys face! A month later the bomb went off.

As sad as it is apparentley ****ing in ones own mouth is the latest trend getting round even has a name Bubbling.

All this while the mother just laughed and said she was proud of him

Well, There's your problem!
Í have observed that those who had a very restrictive (or even just firm) upbringing, either continue that with their children or 'rebel' against it. "I am not going to be that kind of parent to my little darling" and give them heaps of 'freedom'. I call it being a lazy. It is just too hard to monitor and mentor their own child.
One that I know is having a second 'motherhood' as her 14 yo daughter presented her with a bundle of joy and got back to partying!

Nothing is free, someone always pays!
Whether it is your $5 jeans that a Bangladeshi child pays for with their sweat or the Police or Prison guard that pays for the lack of discipline of your child.The easier it is for you, the harder it is for society.

Too much money. Overlong licensing hours. Bad behaviour completes the trifecta.

Originally Posted by manic

pretty sure ****ing into your own mouth is not a popular pass time for the youth of today. So lets disregard that freak.

Not true. This is just one of many articles on the subject, " bubbling " is the latest party trick for brain dead youth. Of which there seems to be an awful lot in this country now. And, of course, the vast majority of youth who do the right thing, and are quietly going about their business, stand shamed by the actions of the few. Bob





" The Bubbler first gained popularity after a Melbourne man was photographed performing the act in a mosh pit of a heavy metal concert this year. The photo went viral on the Worlds most popular news forum, Reddit, with readers around the globe shocked by the " bubbler ". Just one week ago, popular on line news site Vice, which specialises in revealing the Worlds bizarre practises, wrote a piece on the " bubblers increasing popularity in Australia.


" This is real. I have friends who have done this, mostly while drunk for a laugh. In Brisbane we call it the human bubbler, commentator K... C .... wrote in response to the Vice article. " The origins of the bubbler are unknown, but it has been a staple of footy tours for the past year......... Carney is far from the first man to bubble. It is an increasing popular way to show off among young males. Yes, urinating in your own mouth is a thing, and Australia invented it. "


It goes on to say about Carney " An ex-alcoholic who once urinated on a team mates friend and ran away from an RBT van, Carney has done far worse than this. He has escaped punishment for acts that have severely effected the lives of others. There are NRL players who will star for their clubs this weekend who weren't sacked despite repeated court appearances. " As for Carney, he says " Sacking him is too high a price to pay. Yes, even for Carney. When does the photographer suffer consequences for publishing offending material? . Your son's friend or mate's younger brother has probably tried the bubbler, which is typically performed in front of friends, and elicits a cheer if the stream reaches the persons lips. "