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  • dan kelly
    warn him his job is on the line...and also make sure you tell your "hypothetical" daughter that if she were to take up the offer and you found out she would be 50% responsible for that person loosing their job...it might work, nothing to loose trying it
    p.s. GOOD LUCK WITH THE TEENAGER
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  • sarge_3ad
    If he's old enough to know better, then just shoot him.[}:)]
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  • Sav99
    In no uncertain terms I would lay down the law. Including a depiction of the exact consequences that he will expect if he continues. I would be very blunt and make sure he completely understands the gravity of the situation.
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  • fishkiller41
    Boy oh boy. Am i ever glad i don't have a "HYPOTHETICAL" 16 Yo. Daughter..[^]
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  • Jacob2008
    Uhh.
    You work at a gun shop.

    and hes hitting on your daughter?

    Smart move. NOT.

    However...
    oh nevermind.


    Just tell him strait up, you found the text and if he wants to be welcome in your store and not turned into the police he better not ever talk to her again.
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  • Locust Fork
    She may be a firecracker...but I think this offer was even beyond what she thinks of as acceptable. I never thought there would be a moment where she chose the safer, more respected choice...but she did. She still lost her cell phone (until her DAD gives it back) for texting this young man after being told NOT to.

    This young man will be coming into the back office with me sometime tomorrow....where I may just take his cell phone and put it in my safe along with hers.[}:)]
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  • tomahawk
    whoop his azz[;)][:(!]
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  • Permanently deleted user
    quote:BUT.... The young man who is old enough to know better I think is more to blame for this wrong doing and is due a huge WAKE-UP. OR.... at least a small explination of just what can and will happen to him if he doesn't realize exactly how wrong what he tried was and realizes that breathing in and out is a gift from me from this day foreward and if he chooses to he can refuse this gift and call my daughter again. The choice is his.

    Sounds like you've about got it all figured out K...[;)][:)]
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  • stevenrayspeck
    Hmmmmmm.... How did this young man get your daughters phone# in the first place[?]

    If i were you, I'd let the young man know that he is WAY in under his head and that there will be serious consequences if he continues contacting your daughter!( Maybe even flash your peice to show you are serious[;)][:D])

    Then either lock your daughter up in her room until she is thirty OR give her my number so that she can start dating a responsible young man like myself[;)][:D][:D][:D]
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  • Jacob2008
    quote:Originally posted by stevenrayspeck
    Hmmmmmm.... How did this young man get your daughters phone# in the first place[?]

    If i were you, I'd let the young man know that he is WAY in under his head and that there will be serious consequences if he continues contacting your daughter!( Maybe even flash your peice to show you are serious[;)][:D])

    Then either lock your daughter up in her room until she is thirty OR give her my number so that she can start dating a responsible young man like myself[;)][:D][:D][:D]
    Forget you, im younger! [:D][:D][:D]

    Just kidding, LF
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  • Permanently deleted user
    quote:Originally posted by stevenrayspeck
    Hmmmmmm.... How did this young man get your daughters phone# in the first place[?]

    If i were you, I'd let the young man know that he is WAY in under his head and that there will be serious consequences if he continues contacting your daughter!( Maybe even flash your peice to show you are serious[;)][:D])

    Then either lock your daughter up in her room until she is thirty OR give her my number so that she can start dating a responsible young man like myself[;)][:D][:D][:D]



    [:D][:0][:D][:0][:D]
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  • frog21
    Not to many 16yo's look 16 anymore.Inform him of her age and tell him to call again in 10 yrs.
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  • dheffley
    LF,

    Direct confrontation with the understanding that the next confrontation would be from the local police with charges. Don't talk about anything, take action.
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  • Permanently deleted user
    Hmmmm, I wonder if her DAD would have tried these shenanigans himself?

    While I have a daughter too (very close in age) , the responsibility is 50/50. He isn't forceing anything on her. You may not approve of him, nor my like to think of the things he is obviously thinking, but ultimately SHE will do what she WANTS to do, consequences be damned.

    LF are you having a hard time realizing that she is 16, and 99% of girls her age aren't virgins anymore? Mine I have to worry about too. What can you REALLY do other than discourage bad behavior and administer punishment when appropriate?

    Sounds to me like your "angel" is no different than most other kids.
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  • stevenrayspeck
    quote:Originally posted by Jacob2008
    quote:Originally posted by stevenrayspeck
    Hmmmmmm.... How did this young man get your daughters phone# in the first place[?]

    If i were you, I'd let the young man know that he is WAY in under his head and that there will be serious consequences if he continues contacting your daughter!( Maybe even flash your peice to show you are serious[;)][:D])

    Then either lock your daughter up in her room until she is thirty OR give her my number so that she can start dating a responsible young man like myself[;)][:D][:D][:D]
    Forget you, im younger! [:D][:D][:D]

    Just kidding, LF


    Yes, your younger than me by a couple of years, But the ladies like a little bit older guy[;)][:D][:D][:D]
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  • Jacob2008
    quote:Originally posted by stevenrayspeck
    quote:Originally posted by Jacob2008
    quote:Originally posted by stevenrayspeck
    Hmmmmmm.... How did this young man get your daughters phone# in the first place[?]

    If i were you, I'd let the young man know that he is WAY in under his head and that there will be serious consequences if he continues contacting your daughter!( Maybe even flash your peice to show you are serious[;)][:D])

    Then either lock your daughter up in her room until she is thirty OR give her my number so that she can start dating a responsible young man like myself[;)][:D][:D][:D]
    Forget you, im younger! [:D][:D][:D]

    Just kidding, LF


    Yes, your younger than me by a couple of years, But the ladies like a little bit older guy[;)][:D][:D][:D]



    As I notice.


    Still, FORGET YOU! [:D][:D][:D][;)][;)][:p][:p][}:)]
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  • LesWVa
    quote:BUT.... The young man who is old enough to know better I think is more to blame...

    #1. If this guy is so much to blame. How did he get YOUR daughters number?

    quote:Trying to get her to SNEAK OUT from a friend's house..

    #2. If this guy is trying to get her to sneak out of a friends house. How did he know she was going to be at a friends house to begin with and which friends house to be at when SHE did sneak out?


    I would put the blame at an even 50/50.
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  • v35
    She replied with a text message didn't she?
    If you're on good terms with a youth officer, he could counsel both of them individually
    off the record on what the law could have in store for him and rattle his cage.
    As for your daughter; she has too much time on her hands. She needs to be kept busy
    learning an instrument or get involved with church or school clubs that will reduce opportunity and exposure to boys
    like I was.
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  • nyforester
    That person would be crying in pain for a long time !
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  • rustyh
    Been there. Heck am there.
    I have an attractive 17 yr old daughter. Lots of boys coming around the house and hitting on her in public.
    I tell every boy the same thing "I treasure my daughter and will hold you responsible for her safety and well being. I expect you to act like an gentleman and I expect my daughter to act like a lady" I also tell the same thing to their parents. I punish my daughter for any failure to follow our rules. Is she perfect.... NO. Has she been punished....YES. Actually been arrested once. And so have some of her boy friends. Heh Heh Heh.
    Seriously, confront each and every incident that could endanger your daughter head on. You are the parent! Good luck.
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  • jimdeere
    quote:Originally posted by sarge_3ad
    If he's old enough to know better, then just shoot him.[}:)]

    +1
    Short of that, you need to have a "come to Jesus" talk with both of them.






    Then, shoot him.[8D]
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  • tomahawk
    locust, really, have you ever called her or him down in public. embarassment will go a long way if you call him down in front of folks, but she had to flirt or make eyes for it to go this far, sounds like she likes the attention a most girls do. he broke your rules say by to him
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  • guns-n-painthorses
    This post is useless withour her pic![:p]

    Got Guns?
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  • Jacob2008
    quote:Originally posted by rustyh
    Been there. Heck am there.
    I have an attractive 17 yr old daughter. Lots of boys coming around the house and hitting on her in public.
    I tell every boy the same thing "I treasure my daughter and will hold you responsible for her safety and well being. I expect you to act like an gentleman and I expect my daughter to act like a lady" I also tell the same thing to their parents. I punish my daughter for any failure to follow our rules. Is she perfect.... NO. Has she been punished....YES. Actually been arrested once. And so have some of her boy friends. Heh Heh Heh.
    Seriously, confront each and every incident that could endanger your daughter head on. You are the parent! Good luck.


    Hi. Im Jacob.
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  • dolfan
    After reading this tread....I'm soooo glad my daughter is only 9!
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  • Jacob2008
    quote:Originally posted by dolfan
    After reading this tread....I'm soooo glad my daughter is only 9!


    Give it 8 years.
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  • carrie2
    Give him both barrels[:D]
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  • rustyh
    Hi. Im Jacob.

    And I have had my eye on you young man.........[:D]


    ed spelling oops
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  • KSUmarksman
    I am leaving Auburn tomorrow to head back to grad school,
    so no I can't break his kneecaps for you
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    If I was sticking around I would, perhaps for a discount on a firearm purchase [:D]
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  • Jacob2008
    quote:Originally posted by rustyh
    Hi. Im Jacob.

    And I have had my eye on you young man.........[:D]


    ed spelling oops


    No need to. Im a good boy.
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