Where would a 14 year old boy want to go with his father?

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Titty bar.

NT

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So disappointing. I saw you were the most recent poster and was looking for a bowling and demolition derby vacation post from you. [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

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Bowling and demolition derbies are great. If he likes bowling get him a bowling ball. Unfortunately he is too young to drive in a demolition derby and I get the impression Mr. Ross is not a demolition motorsports driver either. So, next best thing.

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Where would a 14 year old boy want to go with his father?

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Go straight to the source. PM Dead and ask what he'd like to do next year.

[Chairman Wood]

Outdoor ideas are great, but one thing that I don't think was mentioned among hiking, camping and what not is white water rafting.

[davidross]

I'm from Montreal, so I know what you're talkingabout, and I'm sure he'll enjoy it when he's 18.......

[davidross]

He wants to stay in the basement and listen to his ipod all summer...oh yeah, and sleep.

[davidross]

Best answer so far, and I guess I know that. It's probably why I'm looking to do this, I wouldn't have any trouble finding something to do with any of my other 3 kids. My eldest would love NYC, broadway plays and museums. My younger boy it's sports. But my older boy is tougher to understand for me. His primary interest is music, he plays a mean guitar, and I thought about the rock and roll hall of fame in CLeveland, but I'm not sure what we'd do after half a day there.

[Sephus]

cedar point in sandusky, ohio has the best coasters in the world.

im not sure it's really where you want to go with your dad at 14 though.

[davidross]

Unfortunately my time is somewhat restricted, II coach soccer teams so I have a 3 or 4 day window, I think I need to stay in North America. A trip as you'd described I think I'd want all my children to be part of.

[davidross]

My 11 year old loves to golf with me, but the 14 year old thinks it's a punishment [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]

[pokerdirty]

not to be an [censored] or anything, but does anyone else find it disturbing that ther father doesn't know his son well enough to think of a wonderful father/son getaway, and instead is asking a bunch of pimply faced internet poker players for advice?

this is your answer though