Sell common sense for teens?

[Mach1girl]

Phone call:'Ma, Chocy is throwing up everywhere, enough food to feed all the dogs (7) in our house, and he keeps running and gulping water!Come hoe quick!"

"Does his vomit smell really bad???'
"NO, it is just alot"

"He is drinking?"
"yes, alot too"

"What is in his puke???"
"Little kibbles and bone shapes"


DUH, MY SON HAD OBVIOUSLY LEFT THE ADULT DOG FOOD(OL ROY) OPEN ON THE FLOOR AFTER FEEDING THEM LAST NIGHT, AND CHOCY HELPED HIMSELF TO A FEAST OF FOOD THAT 1-HE ATE TOO MUCH OF AND 2-IS NOT AGREEING WITH HIM, AS HE IS USED TO NUTRO!


There are no bone shapes in his food. My son says he is as fat as he is long! Great, do you all think he will be throwing up by tomorrow??Maybe we are just not destined to show!

[Renee750il]

If he ate Ol' Roy, it's a good thing he threw it up!

Believe it or not, neurological studies are now turning up data that shows that certain parts of the brain lag far behind developmentally in adolescents - namely the parts of the brain that control impetuous behavior and what we would call common sense :D

[mjb]

The study verifies what all of us parents of teens have been observing!!

[Renee750il]

Yup. And when you're teen looks at you and says "I don't know why I did it . . . I just wasn't thinking . . ." they're telling you the absolute truth :eek:

[~Tucker&Me~]

*Grumbles*
In defense of your son... Errr... Ummm.... Okay, well I will not try defending him, as that WAS stupid. LOL.
But not all teens are senseless!

~Tucker

[RD]

Probably better that he DID throw up the Ol Roy! LOL.

[LabBreeder]

IMO, the gas he'd have had while digesting the Ol Roy would have been bad enough to wish he'd never eaten it. :eek:

[Mach1girl]

He is good now. Threw it all up, and acts fine! Dog show is Aug 5th, what a dummy, I got so excited, I didnt realize the date!