Posted by Forceflow on Sat Oct 22nd at 8:24am 2005
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Posted by MisterBister on Sat Oct 22nd at 9:55am 2005
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Posted by OtZman on Sat Oct 22nd at 10:12am 2005
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Posted by Underdog on Sat Oct 22nd at 1:09pm 2005
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Posted by Dark|Killer on Sat Oct 22nd at 1:44pm 2005
Hey, HappyBirthDay mate " SRC="images/smiles/icon_biggrin.gif">
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Posted by OtZman on Sat Oct 22nd at 1:50pm 2005
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Posted by BlisTer on Sat Oct 22nd at 3:05pm 2005
18 is considered adulthood. legal sex starts at 16, but other things like a crime record, driving a car, etc begin at 18. (renting a car is only allowed at 21 i think).
Have a nice one FF, dont get too drunk
Posted by Underdog on Sat Oct 22nd at 3:08pm 2005
I take offense to this comment. You make it sound like people have none prior to 18.
I realize that when you are young you often fail to detect such things but when you reach my age your clarity crystallizes a bit.
You have far more rights before 18 than after I assure you. Far more.
I apologize for allowing my manners to degrade. This is a birthday thread, and not mine to confiscate for personal reasons.
I'm sorry. ![]()
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Posted by Addicted to Morphine on Sat Oct 22nd at 3:25pm 2005
Happy Birthday!
Posted by Andrei on Sat Oct 22nd at 3:25pm 2005
Not quite sure about that. The way I see it, you have to take less responsibility for your actions before you're 18 than after. I'm not sure what rights a 17 y.o. could have that an adult doesn't.
Posted by Underdog on Sat Oct 22nd at 3:31pm 2005
I suggest that you begin a new thread and not hijack this one then.
The fact that neither of you detect your error in perception illustrates the need for such a thread clearly enough IMO to warrant one.
Apparently neither of you are old enough to know exactly what "rights" are. " SRC="images/smiles/sad.gif">
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Posted by Addicted to Morphine on Sat Oct 22nd at 3:46pm 2005
That's the pertinant definition taken from m-w.com. I don't really think you lose any rights as you get older, you just gain new ones. (The right to drive, the right to drink, the right to smoke, the right to marry.. etc.)
But I understand the general idea of what you were saying. Obviously the halcyon days of childhood are something everyone's too young to appreciate at the time. The lack of responsibility and carefree days are something that I'm already starting to miss, not that I have many new responsibilities, but I'm getting there.
I think a better word to use would be "freedom."
c : the quality or state of being exempt or released usually from something onerous <freedom from care>
In that sense, we have more freedom in childhood, but still less rights.
Forceflow, you will forgive the hijacking, wont you?
Posted by Andrei on Sat Oct 22nd at 3:55pm 2005
The fact that neither of you detect your error in perception illustrates the need for such a thread clearly enough IMO to warrant one.
Posted by OtZman on Sat Oct 22nd at 4:03pm 2005
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Posted by Underdog on Sat Oct 22nd at 5:34pm 2005
I had a page long reply and it... disaf**kingpeared. 
You three misunderstand my words.
until I cool off from losing my post I will not be fit company.
in short, you each confuse rights with freedoms.
I am going away for a while cause I am so pissed at this 56k right now.....
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Posted by Dark|Killer on Sat Oct 22nd at 5:52pm 2005
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