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My Super Sweet 16.....

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Mackie2k

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Seriously, these parents are nucking futz! Who buys their child a $100,000 Jag?

Sigh. Just because you're loaded doesn't mean you shouldn't still teach your children the value of money and/or hard work.

My kids will be lucky to get a Bus Pass.

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yeah that show is nuts. but oddly i still watch it every now and then.

it is amazing these girls blow off friends, boyfriends Everything to have a party with all the "in" crowd.
 
The very worst of the "entitlement" generation. Darwin should name each and every single one to the list so that it doesn't spread.
 
Originally posted by: Jeff7
Remember a time when MTV was actually about music? Now it's like visual cyanide.
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It's what MTV2 was for, until that started to slowly become like the original
 
Originally posted by: Mackie2k
Seriously, these parents are nucking futz! Who buys their child a $100,000 Jag?

Sigh. Just because you're loaded doesn't mean you shouldn't still teach your children the value of money and/or hard work.

My kids will be lucky to get a Bus Pass.

:laugh:
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don't hate
 
Stupid parents, stupid kids. Most of them will probably end up in stolen porn vids like paris, and live "the good life". They have almost no real friends. If they make it big like Paris, they'll have paparazzi on their door step every day, and they have no discipline to learn anything, hence they will be morons. Their lives, ultimately, suck a$$.
 
Originally posted by: BouZouki
Originally posted by: Mackie2k
Seriously, these parents are nucking futz! Who buys their child a $100,000 Jag?

Sigh. Just because you're loaded doesn't mean you shouldn't still teach your children the value of money and/or hard work.

My kids will be lucky to get a Bus Pass.

:laugh:
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don't hate
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Not hating.......I do very well for myself.......better than most. But I earned it, getting it for free without earning it is stupid and irresponsible.
 
I don't think they are or will be happy people. Then again, I think a lot of people are unhappy, regardless of how much fame or fortune they have.
 
Originally posted by: Mackie2k
Originally posted by: BouZouki
Originally posted by: Mackie2k
Seriously, these parents are nucking futz! Who buys their child a $100,000 Jag?

Sigh. Just because you're loaded doesn't mean you shouldn't still teach your children the value of money and/or hard work.

My kids will be lucky to get a Bus Pass.

:laugh:
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don't hate
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Not hating.......I do very well for myself.......better than most. But I earned it, getting it for free without earning it and then acting like a god/goddess and better than everyone else is stupid and irresponsible.
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Fixed.
 
Another thing to consider is that a lot of these people are spending more than they can afford.... they might be partying now, but hard working people who don't spend like maniacs might actually have more in 50 years.
 
I blame the parents. There's nothing wrong with giving your kids nice things, but that doesn't mean they shouldn't have to earn it like every other kid in the world.
 
Originally posted by: Engineer
The very worst of the "entitlement" generation. Darwin should name each and every single one to the list so that it doesn't spread.
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If anything the parents should blamed for this. The parents "entitled" the "entitlement" generation. I would be spoiled rotten too if my parents threw me a million dollar party for my birthday. Thank goodness they didn't so now I can laugh at these kids to cover the crying I'm doing on the inside.
 
I remember watching bits and pieces of this docmentary on HBO about kids growing up super-rich. It's a stab-the-back world with them. Getting sued for the first time is some sort of right-of-passage to these people...they celebrate it.
 
Originally posted by: daniel1113
I blame the parents. There's nothing wrong with giving your kids nice things, but that doesn't mean they shouldn't have to earn it like every other kid in the world.
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At this point, I don't care if they even earn it (although it wouldn't hurt them if they did). It's the incredible "More holy than thou" attitute that the snot nosed brats display. They have done nothing in life to "earn" a better rating than anyone else even though they constantly put down those with less.
 
Originally posted by: Engineer
Originally posted by: daniel1113
I blame the parents. There's nothing wrong with giving your kids nice things, but that doesn't mean they shouldn't have to earn it like every other kid in the world.
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At this point, I don't care if they even earn it (although it wouldn't hurt them if they did). It's the incredible "More holy than thou" attitute that the snot nosed brats display. They have done nothing in life to "earn" a better rating than anyone else even though they constantly put down those with less.
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I agree completely, actually. I don't care how people become wealthy, it's how they act after that concerns me. However, I think it's probably fair to say that it was the parent's actions that caused their kids to turn out as they did.
 
For all of 2005, the United States spent $717 billion more on goods and services than it took in -- also a record.

The party can't go on forever....

I hope these people have some real estate in China...
 
Originally posted by: LordSegan
For all of 2005, the United States spent $717 billion more on goods and services than it took in -- also a record.

The party can't go on forever....

I hope these people have some real estate in China...
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Which is roughly .07 of our GDP. Meh.
 
Originally posted by: chambersc
Originally posted by: LordSegan
For all of 2005, the United States spent $717 billion more on goods and services than it took in -- also a record.

The party can't go on forever....

I hope these people have some real estate in China...
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Which is roughly .07 of our GDP. Meh.
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Well, thats a pretty important 7% I think... (could be wrong).
 
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