Vampire teens?

[iHaunt]

Check this link out!

http://bodyodd.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2010 ... e-grounded

[Miss Monster]

one more reason why twilight and all it's followers should be burnt at the stake!

[Castle]

These two always make me lol.

[Miss Monster]

awesome! I love the dinosaur

[iHaunt]

Are they talking about high school or the goth club?

Oh wait, they're pretty much the same thing anyway. Stupid high school drama!

[Corvus Kulde]

one more reason why twilight and all it's followers should be burnt at the stake!

Bless you. Someone had to say it.

[myteemouth]

[Vampires suck. I hate paranormal romance like Twilight and The Vampire Diaries. Teenagers have no sense theat's why they want to play at being vampires but just like that journalist who disappeared investigating vampire culture it will come to no good endcolor=#400000][/color]

[tantraman]

EMO chicks that take this way to seriously.

[Corvus Kulde]

Teen's are forever doing silly Sh#t. The only thing wrong here is the coverage it gets on so- called news programs. So what?! It's not even a new thing counter-culturally speaking. It's marketing, baby. I wonder if anyone who makes money on twilight also owns news stations. I mean come on! Why is my local news telling me about the asinine results of the asinine American idol show when we are shipping soldiers to Afghanistan? Anyway.
As to "vampire teens" so what? All the fad followers will follow the fad. Many pale, skinny, B.S. artist will use it to talk their way into some sappy girl's pants, and then the fad will die screaming in the morning light.
Some (the very few) will gain something from the experience. Fewer still will dedicate themselves to such a life permanently. (but the latter probably didn't need the fad to set them on the road). In any case this is a big, fat, so what?

[Pumpkin_Man]

I coulen't get that link to work. It keeps freezing up my computer.

Being a so called "vampire" is just another in the parade of "cool" things to be to come along. And very often it does come to no good. Look at what happened in Kentucky a few years ago.

Mike

[myteemouth]

Teenagers are notorious for having poor judgement so it's up to their parents to make sure of what they are up to, and if they can see that it's more than just wearing the clothing, they need to act on it.

[Pumpkin_Man]

I don't know if it's poor judgement as much as it is peer pressure that causes teens to make bad mistakes. Long before teenagers were becoming vampires and drinking each others blood, they were drag racing, experimenting with drugs and alcohol, engaging in sexuality, joining street gangs and a whole host of activities. Very often an activity is against their "better juedgment," but when they are at a party, and some one passes around a joint, the temptation to taka a hit and "don't be a dork" is very strong. When a teen picks up his buddies to go to a movie or something, and they start egging him on to speed, or to beat a train at the rail road crossing, or to drag race with the group of teens in the car next to him, the choice he has to make is do the right thing and have his friends think he's a "wimp," or to cave in to peer pressure and risk an accident.

I've been there and done that. I did some things that I am not at all proud of when I was young. I will give one example of something that I did when I was young that went way against my "better judgement." I was 15, and had just gotten my learners permit. I was not allowed to drive without an experienced licensed driver in the car. Then I got to talking with a couple of friends of mine, and they though: "Hey, how about you sneak the car out tonight and we can cruise for chicks." It was against my judgement, but fear of losing my friends caused me to make the wrong decision. I was not caught by the cops, and did nto come to any serious grief, but my father was waiting for me in the garage when I got home. I betrayed his trust, and it could have been a disaster had I been caught.

Mike

[TheHallow1]

I despise those Twi-tards.