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HarlechMan on scored.co
28 days ago3 points(+0/-0/+3Score on mirror)1 child
The one that really blew my mind was Zach Morris from Saved by the Bell. He wasn't exactly an "idol" but a bunch of Millennial dudes have him as the image of the proverbial "Cool 90's White kid". Turns out the actor was 1/4 jewish, half Indonesian, and has dyed blonde hair during the show.
28 days ago2 points(+0/-0/+2Score on mirror)1 child
Had to look him up but it looks like he's doing new project with Seth Rogen & Evan Goldberg . That means if he's managed to keep clean image and be scandal free until now he's probably about to enter new level degeneracy dealing with these two jews.
High school whether it is on tv or real life seems weird. I think school should end around age 13 or 14. Then trade school or college. USA school system drags it out too long and slows development
I think the modern version of high school is much different than what it was 60-70 years ago. Many trades used to be incorporated into classes (e.g. shop class, home economics), and high schoolers also were not held back by teaching to tbe lowest common denominator. Many if not most also had legit jobs after school or worked in family businesses or farms. It's not so much the idea of going to classes, but the perpetual childhood that is now expected. Hell I've seen people now frame "adulthood" as starting st 30. That's retarded. You should be thinking about behaving as an adult around 15-16.
High school whether it is on tv or real life seems weird. I think school should end around age 13 or 14. Then trade school or college. USA school system drags it out too long and slows development
I think the modern version of high school is much different than what it was 60-70 years ago. Many trades used to be incorporated into classes (e.g. shop class, home economics), and high schoolers also were not held back by teaching to tbe lowest common denominator. Many if not most also had legit jobs after school or worked in family businesses or farms. It's not so much the idea of going to classes, but the perpetual childhood that is now expected. Hell I've seen people now frame "adulthood" as starting st 30. That's retarded. You should be thinking about behaving as an adult around 15-16.