You mean I can no longer go to a High School prom?
posted by Dusty at 7:25 AM
Wednesday, January 25, 2006
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4 Comments:
If buying alcohol is their only argument then they need to shut up. I'm willing to bet that most of those kids have either a fake or another easy source they can go to. Hell, I bet the parents even buy for a select and lucky few. Now if you want to ban something put a lower age limit on the thing. A nobody under 16 should be going to a prom anyway.
Good point.
I remember after prom my junior year, my date and I came back to my place and I pulled out the box of wine from my parents' fridge.
Nothing says class like boxed white zinfandel!
Dusty,
Did you "tax" with said date after the box of wine was polished? C'mon be honest, inquiring minds want to know...
No, I did not charge said date 6% on the dollar for her plastic cup full or boxed wine. I actually gave it to her for free and charitable gifts of value less than $250 are non-taxable in the state of Ohio.
I think that the root of your apparent frustration in your dating life may be your attempt to charge your date(s) 6% of the cost of the meal.
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