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In lugnet.loc.us.me, Ryan Dennett writes:
> Eric, see my reply to David's message for more of my opinion on
> the topic. One thing though, the term "tween"(which I think is
> downright, gutwrenchingly sick) refers to those ages 8-12, so I
> don't think a 16yo would like being called a "tweener". You must
> also remember that just because someone is 16, that they have
> their own transportation, becuase I'm 4 months shy of 16 and I
> haven't even started Driver's Ed
Ryan,
Just a point of clarification. By the term "tweener" I mean inbetween and it
does not refer to someone that is a teenager. And by inbetween I mean
Young-Adult in this case or someone who is more mature than a kid and can
handle responsibility but that is not of Legal age (18) to be considered
"Legally responsible" for their actions.
As far as the 16-18 being able to travel themselves I guess I mean that is the
youngest they could possibly be and legally drive themselves to an event. I do
realize that not all 16 year olds get their license when they are 16 and in
some states you can't even get a license until you are 18 anyway.
Just wanted to avoid any misunderstanding.
Eric K.
The New England LEGO Users Group
http://www.nelug.org/
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