My sister is illegally holding alcohol

[Lego lad]

10/10 gave me a chuckle.

wot

my "student id" is not used for anything but as a username to my grades

Your full name tho

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[Bisjac]

someday she may have some real trouble she needs to go to someone about. but she cant trust her brother because he earns his little boy kudos from throwing her at the parents for everything so he can earn some self satisfaction.

op really just made things worse lol. before she was just being careless. but now she REALLY has a reason to lie and hide things from family.

[chubaka452]

wow im surrounded by slippery snakes

maybe one day we will meet in person and ill give you a hint on how the world really works. in the mean time im taking notes on whos un trust worthy on this forum. surprisingly its a handful of you

There's a difference when someone tells you a secret that is threatening to the person telling you and the people around them, and a secret that is sorta personal, but not threatening (life or death situation). Obviously every situation is different, but in this case, it's necessary to tell them/snitch/whatever you want to call it.

[Damp]

wot
Your full name tho

yeah I don't like my name yvon, my middle name is Oscar. I prefered to be called that

[Frankie²]

If you read what you posted you would know that besides the potential for liver damage, which you aren't going to get unless you're drinking in excess regularly, there are no other confirmed health risks. And even the evidence they show there has only been done on animals, while animals studies can be good for neurological study, the only person who can benefit from the study of rats is OP.

damn

[Twerky]

but in this case, it's necessary to tell them/snitch/whatever you want to call it.

why

[ultimamax]

You certainly don't act like 8th grade  

Aren't you 13? You're in no place to talk about his behavior.

If you read what you posted you would know that besides the potential for liver damage, which you aren't going to get unless you're drinking in excess regularly, there are no other confirmed health risks. And even the evidence they show there has only been done on animals, while animals studies can be good for neurological study, the only person who can benefit from the study of rats is OP.

Well it's not like they have much opportunity to study. Obviously they can't hold a trial where they give kids alcohol, so the only data they have is of kids who they know drank at one point, they can't isolate the "drank while developing" variable.

find his parents on fb and tell them about his research XD

you can be really childish

10/10 gave me a chuckle.

You're working entirely in black and white. Your argument operates on the assumption that all underage drinkers would need to be stupid, all stupid people would forever be stupid.

That being said, calling the cops is too far. There's no point in having anything put on her record. Tell your parents.

[Lego lad]

Glass used to be stupid because he got banned all the time, but now he has changed, and doesn't get banned 24/7, wouldn't this prove that stupid people can change?

[Kishgal]

You're working entirely in black and white. Your argument operates on the assumption that all underage drinkers would need to be stupid, all stupid people would forever be stupid.

No, I'm an underage drinker (what a goofy sounding term), and I like to think I'm not too stupid. It's people who allow themselves to get addicted to alcohol that are stupid. And yes, if someone is at that level of stupidity, there's no helping them.

[Alternat¡ve]

wow im surrounded by slippery snakes

maybe one day we will meet in person and ill give you a hint on how the world really works. in the mean time im taking notes on whos un trust worthy on this forum. surprisingly its a handful of you

not surprised its the same type of people who post their private chats etc. on here all the time.

[Blockzillahead]

There's a difference when someone tells you a secret that is threatening to the person telling you and the people around them, and a secret that is sorta personal, but not threatening (life or death situation). Obviously every situation is different, but in this case, it's necessary to tell them/snitch/whatever you want to call it.

I cant believe people out there exist who would snitch out their family members and justify it as helping them when you can actually help them and not SNITCH. is this what the future is coming to? is this what kids get taught to do now days? that snitching is ok? especially on family members? snitch 2 help? don't work like that.

snitches end up in ditches

[allyorbase]

You guys realize that in the US where the drinking age is 21, most people's first three years of college are filled with underaged drinking? It's like normal. Everyone knows you drink in college. Everyone knows you experiment with drugs in college.

[chubaka452]

why

WHY?!? Because if she doesn't face any consequence, she'll steal more valuable things than wine and will learn thinking it's lying is just a puny little thing, and be addicted to things stronger than wine.

[Twerky]

WHY?!? Because if she doesn't face any consequence, she'll steal more valuable things than wine and will learn thinking it's lying is just a puny little thing, and be addicted to things stronger than wine.

I don't think you understand how people work.
It's not like you're instantly a criminal who will repeat his ''crimes'' when you do a simple minor loving thing.

Stop being so stupid.

[Blockzillahead]

WHY?!? Because if she doesn't face any consequence, she'll steal more valuable things than wine and will learn thinking it's lying is just a puny little thing, and be addicted to things stronger than wine.

this logic is not ok people. whoever told you it, be it your parents or peers, needs a serious reality check