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Chris Luva Luva wrote:

Deadskins wrote:As I get older, my sense of age for young people gets more and more skewed. 20 and under all seem like kids.

It's happening to me. I'm 25 and when I walk into a high skool I feel like they're children, which they are.

But oh boy, college freshmen are still on the radar!!!!

I didn't say they weren't on the radar, just that I can't tell them apart. I'm not that old.

VetSkinsFan wrote:

Chris Luva Luva wrote:

Deadskins wrote:As I get older, my sense of age for young people gets more and more skewed. 20 and under all seem like kids.

It's happening to me. I'm 25 and when I walk into a high skool I feel like they're children, which they are.

But oh boy, college freshmen are still on the radar!!!!

You better verify that they're college freshman!! Two forms of ID and a credit report as required by some here...

It's not hard to get caught up. When my bestfriends wife was in college, her younger sisters (extremely promiscuous) would come stay in her dorm. I know the dudes were smashin them left and right and prolly aint know they were under age.

Vet, I hear you bro.. i really understand what your saying.. but all i'm saying is that I just find it hard to believe

Chris Luva Luva wrote:

Deadskins wrote:As I get older, my sense of age for young people gets more and more skewed. 20 and under all seem like kids.

It's happening to me. I'm 25 and when I walk into a high skool I feel like they're children, which they are.

But that's in context. Imagine you are in a club (the lights obviously low), have had a couple, and are talking to mostly 18+ year olds. One 15 year old girl isn't necessarily going to stand out as looking young, especially if she's trying to look older.

VetSkinsFan wrote:

1niksder wrote:If he had did a little more inquiring, she would have been legal by the time he would have gotten his answer.

Since when do we do background checks and credit ratings on girls we're trying to sleep with? Come on man, why is the girl ALWAYS the victim and without blame?

I'm not saying she is without blame, nor am I saying I believe that she told him that she was 15.

I'm just saying she was a day away from being legal...

1niksder wrote:

VetSkinsFan wrote:

1niksder wrote:If he had did a little more inquiring, she would have been legal by the time he would have gotten his answer.

Since when do we do background checks and credit ratings on girls we're trying to sleep with? Come on man, why is the girl ALWAYS the victim and without blame?

I'm not saying she is without blame, nor am I saying I believe that she told him that she was 15.

I'm just saying she was a day away from being legal...

He could say he did her after midnight.

Irn-Bru wrote:

Chris Luva Luva wrote:

Deadskins wrote:As I get older, my sense of age for young people gets more and more skewed. 20 and under all seem like kids.

It's happening to me. I'm 25 and when I walk into a high skool I feel like they're children, which they are.

But that's in context. Imagine you are in a club (the lights obviously low), have had a couple, and are talking to mostly 18+ year olds. One 15 year old girl isn't necessarily going to stand out as looking young, especially if she's trying to look older.

Dude, trust me, I understand. lol I can totally see how it could happen.

Deadskins wrote:

1niksder wrote:

VetSkinsFan wrote:

1niksder wrote:If he had did a little more inquiring, she would have been legal by the time he would have gotten his answer.

Since when do we do background checks and credit ratings on girls we're trying to sleep with? Come on man, why is the girl ALWAYS the victim and without blame?

I'm not saying she is without blame, nor am I saying I believe that she told him that she was 15.

I'm just saying she was a day away from being legal...

He could say he did her after midnight.

Dude just needs to declare himself a resident of another time zone... problem solved...

I'm sure he'll make it to dallas' training camp