Christro comment-15097 2009-10-08T17:41:09Z 2009-10-08T17:41:09Z The King's will rule the floor this year...GO PURPLE people eaters! Christro 2009-10-08T17:41:09Z Christro comment-10912 2009-07-17T22:34:35Z 2009-07-17T22:34:35Z I think the good question is how much can we learn from our accidents Christro 2009-07-17T22:34:35Z Christro comment-10911 2009-07-17T22:31:52Z 2009-07-17T22:31:52Z Well I hear two sides to the story. Cops saying "brakes on bikes" and fixed-gear bikers saying "no way f--- cops" It reminds me of the days that hot rods were created. Then there were Laws outlawing styles to be done to cars... “I'm an extreme sports enthusiast and the laws of sociology play a hug role riding with traffic. Everyone falls off line once or twice and having brakes on your bike helps big time especially when shit hits the fan.” Peace to the men in blue and those with fixy crew. Christro 2009-07-17T22:31:52Z Christro comment-10910 2009-07-17T22:14:35Z 2009-07-17T22:14:35Z This is great! We need more things like this for little ones. Sports like these are what make kids start believing in them self. Thanks Christro 2009-07-17T22:14:35Z Christro comment-10908 2009-07-17T22:00:00Z 2009-07-17T22:00:00Z Hello just got done reading what you wrote. I recently found a friend smoking CRACK COCOINE. He's 25 years old, lives at his parents’ house (upper class family) both doctors, and lies like no other. He tells his parents that he goes to school but doesn't. He parents pays him $100 dollars to work around the house (way to much if you ask me). He beats up on his friends and then the mom tells him that it’s the friends fault. What I can tell; not being a parent but a very good observer. The mother has a big impact on wither or not the son is going too enabled! This makes it's harder to change his view on not telling the truth and being truthful to himself. Most of the time people need to see how much time and money is going to be used in order to help him get well (wellness can only come from the person that wants it). Telling him that he needs to, won’t and will not work because your needs aren't his wants. He must tell you out of his mouth that he wants help. After that happens, then finding a person that your son looks up to (anyone that he thinks is cool and that is a good role model for his wellness) someone that feel good, looks good, and loves to exercise would be a plus. I can't tell how much a healthy high it is to exercise. Endorphins in my opinion, is the best drug the body can be on. Knowing that your son is on "E", finding a sport that he likes (Preferably a new one) and having a group of people that support the sport in the fashion you both will enjoy. Think about it and find out what style of sports he's interested not what you want but what he wants to. Using words like "Try" change it to "Do". Getting off this drug is going to make him feel disempowered. Support him by holding space for him to ask to right questions. What made me mad growing up was having people invade my space. I hope things move smoother in your world for both of you. Take care Christro 2009-07-17T22:00:00Z