David Appreciation Thread

Insomniac said:
Schoolies scares me only for the fact my son will be that age in 4 years. Noooooo. Lock him in his room lol[DOUBLEPOST=1416834780][/DOUBLEPOST]

Lol aww x
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My youngest is heading off to Schoolies this Friday (not staying on the strip - they have rented a house a bit further out, near where his father lives). My older 2 also went, both on organised Schoolies trips. I stressed with daughter # 1, but was calm for daughter # 2. The GC is tame compared to Schoolies OS. Daughter # 2's best friend (a boy) chose to go to a Fijian Island with a bunch of guys instead of the GC with the rest of the group. As he has me as a FB friend I saw all his pics, and the ones he was tagged in (when he got home he begged me not to tell his mother what he had been up to!). He was still 17, but that seems to not be an issue there with alcohol. The kids are stuck on an island, with a bar tab, and nothing to do but drink all day and night, swim, sunbake, and get into each others pants.
 
Veronica2005 said:
Jade,Tully and Josh BB12 are going to Fiji to help crew some schoolies event but a lot of schoolies still come to the Gold Coast. So I'm sure they will post plenty of photos while in Fiji:)


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@jadealbany and @joshy_moore all set to Crew #fijischoolies! #escapenormal #gradtrip #tripofalifetime http://fb.me/1sENiwMc0

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Tully Smyth ‏@tee_smyth 28m
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Syd for the @katyperry concert tomorrow night & then
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to Fiji on Sunday for @UnleashedTravel with @Joshy_Moore & @JadeAlbany.
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Tully will be leading the over 18s in the race to the bar, while Jade will be mustering the non-drinkers. Wonder what Josh will be doing
 
smurfette said:
My youngest is heading off to Schoolies this Friday (not staying on the strip - they have rented a house a bit further out, near where his father lives). My older 2 also went, both on organised Schoolies trips. I stressed with daughter # 1, but was calm for daughter # 2. The GC is tame compared to Schoolies OS. Daughter # 2's best friend (a boy) chose to go to a Fijian Island with a bunch of guys instead of the GC with the rest of the group. As he has me as a FB friend I saw all his pics, and the ones he was tagged in (when he got home he begged me not to tell his mother what he had been up to!). He was still 17, but that seems to not be an issue there with alcohol. They kids are stuck on an island, with a bar tab, and nothing to do but drink all day and night, swim, sunbake, and get into each others pants.
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I hope he has a good time. :)
 
smurfette said:
My youngest is heading off to Schoolies this Friday (not staying on the strip - they have rented a house a bit further out, near where his father lives). My older 2 also went, both on organised Schoolies trips. I stressed with daughter # 1, but was calm for daughter # 2. The GC is tame compared to Schoolies OS. Daughter # 2's best friend (a boy) chose to go to a Fijian Island with a bunch of guys instead of the GC with the rest of the group. As he has me as a FB friend I saw all his pics, and the ones he was tagged in (when he got home he begged me not to tell his mother what he had been up to!). He was still 17, but that seems to not be an issue there with alcohol. They kids are stuck on an island, with a bar tab, and nothing to do but drink all day and night, swim, sunbake, and get into each others pants.
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It's just scary because of all the group pressure to try things. I can sort of see why parents buy alcohol for them so they know what they're doing etc, but at the same time it's only through experience that you kind of know your limit and they don't tend to have that at that age. It's not even the getting drunk thing, it's others preying on them with any old type of pill etc that they wouldn't even know. At that age I thought my mother was overreacting to everything, now I understand haha.
 
Insomniac said:
It's just scary because of all the group pressure to try things. I can sort of see why parents buy alcohol for them so they know what they're doing etc, but at the same time it's only through experience that you kind of know your limit and they don't tend to have that at that age. It's not even the getting drunk thing, it's others preying on them with any old type of pill etc that they wouldn't even know. At that age I thought my mother was overreacting to everything, now I understand haha.
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That's why I was worried with my oldest - but it so regulated and strict now for those that book through Schoolies sites, that it is not much different from house parties at home. If you want to get feral domesticly now, Byron is where to head.
 
smurfette said:
That's why I was worried with my oldest - but it so regulated and strict now for those that book through Schoolies sites, that it is not much different from house parties at home. If you want to get feral domesticly now, Byron is where to head.
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I'm hoping that by the time he gets to that age I'll stop being so concerned about that type of thing. At 13 he's just at the age where he and I have different views of how grown up he is. I shouldn't worry about stuff until it's time lol
 
Gemini said:
It does! It seems everyone has some kind of connection to it. Two of my grandparents lived at Umina Beach. That's actually the one I was remembering was difficult to get into. Not Terrigal haha.
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My grandparents lived there, and we often spent the time there (Ettalong). In my late teens my friends and I would head up to Avoca Beach most weekends in preference to Sydney - because the boys thought the surf was better there.

Many, many memories of the Central Coast
 
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