While parents believe it's important to discuss drugs with their children, only about three in 10 children say they've learned a lot about drug risks at home.
Only 18 percent of parents believe their children have smoked marijuana, but the number of teens experimenting with it is 39 percent.
Just 21 percent of parents believe friends of their teen are smoking marijuana, but 62 percent of teens report friends who use the drug.
The study was conducted among 1,205 parents nationwide, with a margin of error of plus or minus 2.8 percentage points. The survey was conducted in households with children under the age of 18.
And I was wondering why half of the kids are high when they come to school.
I guess it doesnt truly do anything for your loved one if you ignore the faults of thiers that MIGHT TAKE THEIR LIVES.
i've put a lot of thought into this - i know what *I'VE* done in my life... how could i hold my kids to anything more than i held myself?
the real trouble is figuring out how to approach it - how can you explain that recreational usage of mind-altering substances can be fun, but should be done in moderation so as not to completely seperate you from reality?
maybe i'll just spike their kool-aid when they're 12, and let them trip balls for a day. i bet that'd do it.
I talked to Danzig on the phone at the first Mosh Philly meet, but I was pretty wasted by that stage. I think I gave him shit for not showing up. I think he sounded like Cartman too, but I might be making that bit up.
