Dads & Sleep Overs

[offcrusin]

OK all you experienced Dads out there, my 14 year old daughter
Came to me and asked me if she could invite a girl friend and
A male friend supposedly gay to have a sleepover in our house but
They will all sleep in the same bedroom with the male friend on the
Floor in a made up bed.
What should I say or how do I react or just say no problem

[Norm K]

It'd be a no from this dad.

[911SauCy]

That "gay" kid is a PLAYA!!

No way coming from me.

[craigster59]

No way.

[Oh Haha]

No.





Did I mention "no".



Let me rephrase that>>>>>>NO

[Nordwest]

I have a 14 year old daughter and I am in the "NO" camp.

[aschen]

That supposedly gay kid is a freaking genius

[Oh Haha]

Originally Posted by aschen

That supposedly gay kid is a freaking genius

+1

BTW-My daughter will be 9 next week. I am NOT looking forward to her teenage years.

[offcrusin]

Keep the comments and opinions coming Dad's have to make a decision today!

[bivenator]

Nope. The only way to be sure of his gayness would require some uncomfortable probing on your part.

[rusnak]

No. Hel-loo, buy a clue.

[speeder]

Hilarious thread. Maybe Pelican is making a comeback after all.

[wdfifteen]

NO! - unless you regularly see the kid in makeup and pink chiffon, then it's no.

[Crowbob]

Yes! Absolutely! No down side. Just think, you could be a grampa just about the same time as the daughter goes thru driver's training! And what about all the benefits of having a gay son-in-law! High schools nowadays even have day care. Cool! The daugter will popular as heck. I bet you might even still have some of the stuff you need to raise another snotbucket crumb-crunching rug rat. Or even two of 'em in a year or so!

Stay calm-and go for it!

[Tobra]

This is one of those social experiment threads, isn't it.

[intakexhaust]

NO WAY!

With kids these days, expect a protest but if you want to shut that one down, tell your daughter of a hidden cam. Your house, your rules.

[wdfifteen]

Originally Posted by offcrusin

OK all you experienced Dads out there,

I'm not that experienced as a dad, but I put in 12 months as a 14 year old boy. You'd be crazy to fall for this.

[pavulon]

If I was 14 today and thought there might be a chance this might work, I'd be getting some skinny jeans and a hat ASAP.

[asphaltgambler]

Ummmmmm........Hell no! Reminds me of a saying "How do you know teenagers are lying to adults"? Answer: Their lips are moving

[Brando]

This thread makes me not want kids. I'd be very un-PC in such a situation.

Anyhow, hope it works out.