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That sounds embarrassingly familiar. :o LOL Except I was 16, and I added Southern Comfort rather than Jim Beam. (More embarrassment!) Oh dear. :o

In a similar vein, one thing my parents always told me was that if I drove to a party and then had a drink anyway, or if my designated driver had a drink when they weren't supposed to, that I shouldn't hesitate to ring them at 3am to come and collect me, and they wouldn't be angry. They'd far...

I dunno; think they'll make time for things they prioritise anyway. :D When I was in 3rd year at uni I took 17 (yes, SEVENTEEN) subjects - each with an exam :eek: - yet I still went out on Friday night and had *ahem* a few beverages, and more than once caught a taxi straight to my Saturday...

LMAO! I loved Borat and Bruno; Sacha Baron Cohen is one of the great comedians of the age. I would think that Borat is quite tame for a 14-year-old. I can't imagine that anything in Borat would be a new concept for a 14-year-old, but perhaps I just can't remember the whole movie right now...

I can remember how little impact it had when my parents asked me not to drink, when I perceived it was all about what they considered appropriate behaviour. Teenagers largely don't care what their parents think is appropriate, unfortunately. :rolleyes: But when I understood that it was about...