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**Anaedilla** · 03-14-2008, 08:23 AM

must be hard seeing everything in just black and white - or can you do greyscale?

yeah as what bungle said not all of the U K's youths are hoodies intent on causing grief for other people and its a shame that people are grouped into these stereotypes.

but you cant deny the fact that you feel uptight when you see these hoodies hanging around when you pop to the shops no matter how benign or not their reasons for being there.

the UK has a problem with louts and its mostly caused by alcohol,boredom and social issues and I'd even say its really the parents and governments fault.

1: hanging around with nothing to do except getting booze off the unscrupulous off license owner (governments fault on both counts for not enforcing underage drink purchasing legislation hard enough to the licencees and not setting up enough stimulating schemes to keep kiddies preoccupied like clubs and stuff )

2: parents being too laps to prevent the kids from getting up to no good by letting them hang about all hours.

i can see in colour perhaps its a different hue,but I can see the problems clear enough and its deffo getting worse.

03-14-2008, 08:23 AM	#18
Anaedilla Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 735 Senior Member	must be hard seeing everything in just black and white - or can you do greyscale? yeah as what bungle said not all of the U K's youths are hoodies intent on causing grief for other people and its a shame that people are grouped into these stereotypes. but you cant deny the fact that you feel uptight when you see these hoodies hanging around when you pop to the shops no matter how benign or not their reasons for being there. the UK has a problem with louts and its mostly caused by alcohol,boredom and social issues and I'd even say its really the parents and governments fault. 1: hanging around with nothing to do except getting booze off the unscrupulous off license owner (governments fault on both counts for not enforcing underage drink purchasing legislation hard enough to the licencees and not setting up enough stimulating schemes to keep kiddies preoccupied like clubs and stuff ) 2: parents being too laps to prevent the kids from getting up to no good by letting them hang about all hours. i can see in colour perhaps its a different hue,but I can see the problems clear enough and its deffo getting worse.
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