Cheermom4

No it wasn't but we sure had a good time tailgating.  ;D

[quote name="DOGS1988" post="1075012" timestamp="1317935392"] It should be locked !!!! ..... move on all ready [/quote] ^ Yeah this.

I thought this thread was locked as it should have been pages ago.

It is the first six weeks grades should be good.  Heck progress reports came out 3 weeks ago.

[quote name="Cardinal Supporter" post="1074325" timestamp="1317852846"] [quote author=meat link=topic=89160.msg1071239#msg1071239 date=1317501925] ^ He mad. [/quote] No. He is not. It is common for fans to leave early when it looks like their team is going to loose. I don't go to Nederland games but I'm sure their fans are no different than any where else. JMO [/quote] Fans leave early at ALL schools it has been happening for forever and isn't going to stop now.

[quote name="PNGFan" post="1074035" timestamp="1317831752"] High School games at PNG have turned into a social event. Many attend the game so they can be seen, not to watch the whole game. I see the same people (Not elderly, not plant workers) who leave early EVERY game. Then you have the kids who run up and down the ilses and climb all over you all game long. When my kids were at that age that sat right beside myself and wife. But one thing I have learned is you NEVER block an Indianette mom with a camera, she will run you over!!! Back several years ago when my daughter was an Indianette, my wife told me she saw more drama from the mothers than from a soap opera!! I love our game programs, but you have parents who have taken out 2 page color ads. It has turned into a social event were some parents try to out do the others. Its embarrasing. [/quote] Ain't that the truth.  I love to talk and visit as much as the next woman but when the game starts I want to watch it and my child. ;)

[quote name="58SHW" post="1073966" timestamp="1317827382"] Yes, Ned kids who were drinking or had been and got caught (even if was due to further stupidity of posting it) and the extention of those action as to how others attending the same party (and others) were NOT so lucky. Several has stated that had the OF kids been there kids...then heads would roll....etc etc etc. So..had the Ned kids fallen, and been killed would that change the blame from kids being kids to HANG the home owner. The point is everyone wants to take one road if it seems "innocent enough" no one got hurt, its kids being kids......but had those kids died or killed someone else....then crucify someone else because its their fault. As stated, as young as 14 you can be accountable as an adult. Just answer this question (this is to anyone, and everyone) if these were your kids....would you treat the situation differently as it happened than you would had they been killed, or killed someone else, maybe even killed your kid while driving on their way to the school. Why and/or why not? [/quote] Like I stated earlier no matter what kids died or from what party they came from heads should roll period.  I don't think anyone has stated that this should be swept under the rug but this thread is about the Ned. kids caught on the doggie dome not about the OF kids.  Someone just brought them into the fray and I think you are taking what we are saying about the Ned. kids and putting it with the OF kids which is not the case.  It is a separate incident and totally different.  We can what if all day long about the Ned. kids but nothing happened to any of them they are still alive so for me there is no comparison. Also all of my statements are about the Ned. kids.  Apparently you have a problem with their punishment or something, I am not sure.  I still don't see why you are beating a dead horse on this issue.

[quote name="bulldogfan22" post="1073804" timestamp="1317785913"] yes i heard that the two players have practiced and will start friday [/quote] I thought the punishment was 6 weeks? 

[quote name="fwstangs" post="1073787" timestamp="1317783901"] [quote author=Cheermom4 link=topic=88772.msg1073181#msg1073181 date=1317738121] [quote author=fwstangs link=topic=88772.msg1073108#msg1073108 date=1317728786] [quote author=Ned11str8 link=topic=88772.msg1066434#msg1066434 date=1317031562] [quote author=td link=topic=88772.msg1066432#msg1066432 date=1317030915] This sounds like kids just being kids. I'm not sure why some people are making a big deal out of it. I for one am glad I didn't get caught doing all of the stupid things I did as a teen. Let them take their punishment and move on. [/quote] Amen td ! Amen  . They're children [/quote] And at 18 they are adults - stop hiding behind they are children, does something really dumb they will be tried as adults. [/quote] Sorry but all of my children turned/will turn 18 at he beginning of their Senior year.  Legally they are an adult but mentally they are still a teenager who still has lots to learn. I still can't believe we are still talking about this after all this time.  The kids made a mistake and were punished for it, let it be. [/quote] This is something we need to talk about every day maam. Sorry my kids are not 18 till the start of their senior year??? What does that have to do with anything?? Mine were 17 when they graduated, but they were taught that they have to be ready to accept the consequences for their mistakes and at some point that would be as adults. We did not and will never hide behind this banal kids making mistakes. Geezus criminy - are we seeing why we have a problem? This is not a nederland, PNG or Friendswood issue - this is a big time society issue and for some one to get tired of talking about it tells me alot. [/quote] Where in my posts did I say that they should take responsibility for what they did?  I do and have taught my children even my youngest one who is in elementary school that there are consequences to your actions.  Apparently those kids who got caught accepted their consequences.  What I have a problem with is everyone is still talking about it and beating a dead horse so to speak. 

[quote name="58SHW" post="1073382" timestamp="1317752399"] [quote author=Cheermom4 link=topic=88772.msg1073377#msg1073377 date=1317751396] I was not referring to the OF kids being killed.  [b]There is no comparing the kids doing whatever on top of the doggie dome to the OF kids being killed at 3AM in a car crash.[/b]I know as a parent I have never and will never supply alcohol to minors.  There are too many things that could happen and I do not want their blood on my hands.  I also know that if someone supplied alcohol to my child and something happened I would do everything in my power to have them prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. [/quote] Maybe not a comparison, but there is apparently a connection. Per at least one poster, they attended the same party. Ned kids were obviosly luckier than the OF kids....seems they did drive from PN to Ned to pull their silly kid stunt. Besides I didnt say you did "compare" them. I was just stating perhaps WHY some are still talking about it. All I did was mention those who "paid" their debt, for their mistakes, being with their life or missing activities. BUT, there is no mention to the consequences of the adult AND that following not one but two DUI arrest, LU brings them to our home area (not to mention the boastful article by the BE, as giving second chances)..just saying, Id bet a whole lot that the parents of the OF kids WISH they had a second chance. [/quote] Totally understand but from what I have heard the kids from OF went to a couple of different parties after they left he one in PN (again not taking up for the parents where this party took place).  If I remember correctly they were at one that was in Mauricville.  Not that it matter because because no amount of second guessing will bring those boys back.  I am also positive there are parties going on in every community in America every Friday and Saturday night where alcohol is served to minors.  I don't agree with and all I can do is teach my kids right from wrong and hopefully it sinks in and they remember. I haven't read the BE paper in years so I can't comment on an article that I haven't read.  But in no way shape or form should drinking/ drinking and driving be glammerized.

I was not referring to the OF kids being killed.  There is no comparing the kids doing whatever on top of the doggie dome to the OF kids being killed at 3AM in a car crash. I know as a parent I have never and will never supply alcohol to minors.  There are too many things that could happen and I do not want their blood on my hands.  I also know that if someone supplied alcohol to my child and something happened I would do everything in my power to have them prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.

[quote name="fwstangs" post="1073108" timestamp="1317728786"] [quote author=Ned11str8 link=topic=88772.msg1066434#msg1066434 date=1317031562] [quote author=td link=topic=88772.msg1066432#msg1066432 date=1317030915] This sounds like kids just being kids. I'm not sure why some people are making a big deal out of it. I for one am glad I didn't get caught doing all of the stupid things I did as a teen. Let them take their punishment and move on. [/quote] Amen td ! Amen  . They're children [/quote] And at 18 they are adults - stop hiding behind they are children, does something really dumb they will be tried as adults. [/quote] Sorry but all of my children turned/will turn 18 at he beginning of their Senior year.  Legally they are an adult but mentally they are still a teenager who still has lots to learn. I still can't believe we are still talking about this after all this time.  The kids made a mistake and were punished for it, let it be. 

[quote name="GoDogs27" post="1072437" timestamp="1317620906"] [quote author=Knoddy1 link=topic=89133.msg1072346#msg1072346 date=1317607513] Should be a real good match up Bulldogs defense against Lions Offense, but come game time the Bulldogs will have something the Lions don't, about 9000 screeming delierous fans that will make it real hard for the Lions to hear.  They did'nt get the full benefit of the PN G fans cause the visitors stands in Livingston are so small.  Bulldogs win it..no score prediction just know that the dogs will win. [/quote] Maybe 9 screaming fans.. the rest just sit there like its a funeral.. of course I am being a little exaggerated but thats what it feels like. I hate having to yell at fans to get on their feet to make some noise. makes me feel like im a lunatic.. [/quote] I must be a lunatic also because I stand and yell like a man woman.  I try to be respectful of the fan around me but sometimes I just have to be on my feet cheering and clapping.

Thanks, GoDogs27  I am not always logical but I have many friends that are Bulldogs plus some family members and I still love them and who knows one day I might even have one for a SIL.

My family has been going to games for years.  Even we are kids were little we left early a handful of times because we had three small children who feel asleep and we had to carry them out of the stadium.  It didn't happen often but it did.  Now we stay until Cherokee stops being played and probably longer.  Not sure what  PNG Fans you are talking to but there have ALWAYS been fans leaving early and there always will be.  Do we show up for games early you bet ya.  I take the day off work when we play in small stadiums and we get there super early to wait in line.  Does that make me a better than?  Nope, I just love my INDIANS weather they win or lose it doesn't matter to me. Also there were boo's coming from the student section closest to the field house when our school song started.  Does it matter? No, it wasn't any worse than what I heard coming from our student section during the beginning of the forth quarter.  When I was going to get my daughter from off the track doing her cheer clinic.  I was embarrassed and glad my older kids were not in that section.  Stuff happens at both schools.

I know this is a long shot but a friend needs two student tickets or any tickets to the PNG game tomorrow. Her kids normally do not go but decided that they want to now.

I know this is a long shot but a friend needs two student tickets or any tickets to the PNG game tomorrow. Her kids normally do not go but decided that they want to now.

I know this is a long shot but a friend needs two student tickets or any tickets to the PNG game tomorrow. Her kids normally do not go but decided that they want to now.

I know this is a long but I am going to try any way.  A friend needs two student or any tickets for that matter on the PNG side of course.  She has season tickets but her kids never go and today they decide they want to. 

My prediction is [color=purple][b]PNG 24[/b][/color]-NED 21

[quote name="dawgnut" post="1068928" timestamp="1317316360"] I couldn't agree more, I have to many good friends to talk to much trash on the Indians. It doesn't stop us from putting posters on their office wall or in their front yard by no means. All in fun, and needs to be kept that way. [/quote] ^ Yeah that.

I have some great friends and some wonderful family members that are Bulldogs and I don't hold it against them.  ;D  It is one thing to pick and have a good time ribbing each other but to just be mean and harsh is a total different story.  Can't wait until tomorrow.  [color=purple][size=14pt]GO INDIANS[/size][/color]

That attitude is what give PNG fans a bad name.  Sad when a grow up can't act their age.

I can't wait and I hope the people behind me don't mind standing because I will probably be on my feet cheering those INDIANS on the whole game. 

Some of my dearest friends are Bulldogs and one my kids is dating a bulldog.  I don't hold it against them. ;)  This is the best week in HS football and we have a great time of picking on each other.  I want my friends in Nederland to win every game except this week.  :)