Coming of age on the 14th of July

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10 days left. I'll be 15, which is the official coming-of-age in most countries.

Saweeheet
« Last Edit: July 04, 2008, 03:22:57 PM by -Koden- »

sounds sad but happy early b-day

I've never heard 15 is coming of age.  Don't find it that important.

It is in virtually all spanish speaking countries. The "Quincienta" or whatever (forgot the spelling) is basically the equivalent of the whole "sweet 16" thingy. Often times its when parents allow their kids to start dating or whatever.

If your friends are out of town for a short amount of time just wait for them to come back

It is in virtually all spanish speaking countries. The "Quincienta" or whatever (forgot the spelling) is basically the equivalent of the whole "sweet 16" thingy. Often times its when parents allow their kids to start dating or whatever.
Kids in my grade have been "dating" since 4th grade.

Often times its when parents allow their kids to start dating or whatever.
That's just my excuse for coming home at 12:00 am :D

It is in virtually all spanish speaking countries. The "Quincienta" or whatever (forgot the spelling) is basically the equivalent of the whole "sweet 16" thingy. Often times its when parents allow their kids to start dating or whatever.

Quinceañera, it's for a young girl's 15th birthday.

America

13 - ability to make babies arrives (sometimes sooner or later)
15 - you can work at the local grocery store (if your lucky)
16 - driving and/or working for the slimy underbelly that is retail America
18 - Voting, military duty, real life (possibly)
21 - Drinking, liver failure (if your a handicap)
22 - Nothing, you can already legally destroy your body with almost any substance imaginable.
65 - nothing says your old like receiving a senior discount

Actually 14 is the youngest you can get a job.

Actually 14 is the youngest you can get a job.
Probably goes by the state.

Actually 14 is the youngest you can get a job.

In Texas you need to have a hardship case to be officially employed at the age of 14.

Actually 14 is the youngest you can get a job.

In Texas you need to have a hardship case to be officially employed at the age of 14.
Doesn't that sort of defeat the purpose of child labor laws? :cookieMonster:

no it's their choice.
Actually 14 is the youngest you can get a job.

In Texas you need to have a hardship case to be officially employed at the age of 14.
Doesn't that sort of defeat the purpose of child labor laws? :cookieMonster: