Vent: Teenagers

MothballsWallet

googler wrote: »

Inside, I found one lady excitedly chattering away on the phone, saying "he's outside the PO right now, pestering folk for cigarettes". Once off the phone, she proudly announced to anyone who would listen, that she'd just "grassed him up to his Mum" ....

Yeah, but I bet that lad's mummy was friends with the chief constable and the head of the local social services as well.

Hazel_ wrote: »

I'm too scared to do anything like ring their mums.

Wouldn't do any good in some cases anyway, the mums don't really give a dam.

jackieb

I went to Asda's one day and there was a load of teenage boys sitting on the trolleys. I asked one if he would please move but he didn't budge. So I repeated myself. Still no movement, just a few laughs from them. So I put my £1 in the shallow trolley and pulled it out, and with the trolley came the lad, who fell back into it - so I just wheeled him away. They were good humoured and they thought it was funny. I don't think the boy was expecting a woman to wheel him away though. :rotfl:

pullenuk

I remember going to a shop in my college days with a friend. He got given a tenner to get beer for some clearly under 18s. The cheeky guy kept it by walking out of the other end of the shop hehe. Theft I know. ...

amyv1991

There's a group of about eight teenagers who knock on mine and my neighbours doors every night and run off, they're about 16 and 6 foot odd so I don't really dare follow them or anything lol. I'm 21 so I know what it's like to be young and stuff but I think it's out of order what they're doing. I had two guys follow me a few months ago as well near Sainsbury's and trying to touch me and they were saying some really dirty horrible stuff, they looked about 12!

johnnyboyrebel

bod1467 wrote: »

The 15-y-olds were probably high on drugs or booze

Yes, this must be it. You have 15 year olds all summed up here :rotfl: