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Its the coke is all i see, hear about from my view. Its the older lads who have always smoked the weed still doing it imhoI'd say there's an element of truth in this. Definitely more young people smoking weed these days.
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Its the coke is all i see, hear about from my view. Its the older lads who have always smoked the weed still doing it imhoI'd say there's an element of truth in this. Definitely more young people smoking weed these days.
More for the single blokes then, Lasses love an older man. FACTUnder-25s 'turning their backs on booze'
Nearly 30% of young people in England do not drink, study finds
The main reasons may be health messages getting through especially at school.
However, I think other forms of entertainment may be playing a part.
Someone I know asked his younger employees how they spent a weekend. Rather than go for a few beers, they'd go round to each other's houses to play games and perhaps a couple of times a month go to a club. Beer wasn't the main thing for them.
I get the impression the times I have been out in recent years that there seems to be very slightly fewer young men out though I still see plenty younger lasses.
Or are people telling porkies in these surveys (less likely)?
Imagine preferring the gym and a PlayStation over the pub man.
Would still rather gan out. Can see all that online man.Well, there are all those lycra-clad ladies.
Allegedly, neither my son nor his friends drink. I cannot confirm nor deny this, but all evidence point that he is telling the truth. They said that they don't need alcohol to have a good time.Under-25s 'turning their backs on booze'
Nearly 30% of young people in England do not drink, study finds
The main reasons may be health messages getting through especially at school.
However, I think other forms of entertainment may be playing a part.
Someone I know asked his younger employees how they spent a weekend. Rather than go for a few beers, they'd go round to each other's houses to play games and perhaps a couple of times a month go to a club. Beer wasn't the main thing for them.
I get the impression the times I have been out in recent years that there seems to be very slightly fewer young men out though I still see plenty younger lasses.
Or are people telling porkies in these surveys (less likely)?
As I've picked the bairn up 3 times, twice in hospital and once from the police full of drink, and she's not even 16 yet...i can safely say that at least one of my three hasnt turned their back on it!
They are missing out, before 25 is the time to get stuck in.
In youngsters smoking, drinking, teenage pregnancies and taking drugs are declining massively and has been gradually for some years.
Was mentioned by one expert on 5 live this morning that a combination of better education at school and lives being played out on social media seemed to be at the bottom of it.
Its just not deemed cool to be off you face, getting knocked up and smoking all the time, and of course the fact that when you do some twat will video you and stick it all over social media so the whole world (and your parents) know before you even get home.
Some twat at every house party will "go live" and before you know it you are busted in the act and your dad kicks the door down realising now that you arent actually staying over at a mates house studying.
Surely a good thing.
Surely a good thing.
Indeed it is, i feel much better these days without it, than i did towards the end my time on the lash, i don't miss the hang overs or the other stuff that comes with it, and i certainly don't miss having to cue up behind some pissed bloke and his wife having a row in the middle of a club. when trying to get served.
It may surprise you, but not everybody is a pisshead that spends all night arguing on facebook. Sunderland has a very deep drinking culture not shared by most of the country. Only 2 of my London mates are pissheads, one's Irish and the other is a Jock.Under-25s 'turning their backs on booze'
Nearly 30% of young people in England do not drink, study finds
The main reasons may be health messages getting through especially at school.
However, I think other forms of entertainment may be playing a part.
Someone I know asked his younger employees how they spent a weekend. Rather than go for a few beers, they'd go round to each other's houses to play games and perhaps a couple of times a month go to a club. Beer wasn't the main thing for them.
I get the impression the times I have been out in recent years that there seems to be very slightly fewer young men out though I still see plenty younger lasses.
Or are people telling porkies in these surveys (less likely)?