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Different article, both posted by moi.
"When I say I'm in love, you best believe I'm in love, L-U-V"
One of my nightmare put into words.
My daughter is only 12 but I can't think how crazy I would go if she would mention moving with her BF at the age of 16.
she could be more mature and and aware of the world than your average girl her age
IMO,it seems she looks more mature but only by the clothes she wears and her name.
There is something I don't understand after I read some statistics showing that ,nowadays," young people" tend to stay more lately at their parents' place due to the longer studies .
Back in the 50's & 60's ,people would marry at a very very young age ,but now ?
Why ?
marriages lasted longer then too...
rihanna age 17:
fellas, try listening to the music too.
Amba's in school, not even in her last year. From what I have read, Mick had and has non-modeling and showbiz aspirations for his children, but they get sucked in by the allure and money.
Jade's parenting choices have been called into question for a number of years. I'm surprised there hasn't been any recent drama with her elder daughter Assisi, the one who was photographed at 15 with Jade, smoking a huge spliff.
I have read Assisi studies homeopathy. It seems that for all children modeling is only a side-project to earn money, but all have other priorities.
And mine too Sway. My daughter is nearly 4 but if she said she wanted to move in with a guy at the age of 16 I'd freak out.
ROCKMAN
it's funny how y'all can hear backwards, pre-Taylor-Clapton-etc, pre-virtuoso
pre-primadonna classic rock, and hear the absolute genius of motown stax brill
building etc, but when it comes to hearing forward, hearing past that aberrant
drug-addled pop music of the late 60s early 70s, y'all are completly lost...
Its as if y'all got stuck in time, and won't listen to anything un-Stonesy from
the 1970s onward, whereas everything is in play pre-that-time.
If I was judge and jury, y'all'd be sentenced to a year with the iTunes top 100.
Sure, there's lots of garbage, just like there was on the radio in the 50s and
60s. But some shit on that iTunes list is just as compelling as the Shirelles
or Andre Williams or the Shangrilas (none of whom had Mick Taylor in their
band I'm pretty sure).
Y'all are just prejudiced really. Prejudiced against time I think.
Sorry, it passes. Classic rock has long passed. Just like be-bop or swing.
You can appreciate classic rock for what it was, certainly, because it was
great in its own way. But you can't appreciate it for what it is, because
like it or not, what it is, is...
over.
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2012-02-04 16:13 by superrevvy.
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Re: Amba Jackson, 16, says she's ready for marriage
Posted by:
Vocalion
()
Date: February 3, 2012 13:53
Re: Amba Jackson, 16, says she's ready for marriage
Posted by:
Bliss
()
Date: February 3, 2012 13:56
Different article, both posted by moi.
Re: Amba Jackson, 16, says she's ready for marriage
Posted by:
superrevvy
()
Date: February 3, 2012 14:04
the crux is that at 16 she's living with the guy she's gonna marry.
"no we're not too young, young to get married..."
quite unusual in her social strata in this day and age
"no we're not too young, young to get married..."
quite unusual in her social strata in this day and age
Re: Amba Jackson, 16, says she's ready for marriage
Posted by:
BitchKeepsBitchin
()
Date: February 3, 2012 16:07
I'm questioning Jade's parenting skills ~ letting her daughter move in with her boyfriend at age 16 is irresponsible! If it were my daughter I would not allow such a major commitment. It's not a good idea, the girl is naive and yet Jade is off selling jewelery, not a responsible parent. Sorry I like Jade but it worries me that Jade is allowing this! I wonder if MICK has anything to say about it!
Re: Amba Jackson, 16, says she's ready for marriage
Posted by:
Elmo Lewis
()
Date: February 3, 2012 17:04
Mick as the voice of establishment authority - who'd ever thunk it? 
Re: Amba Jackson, 16, says she's ready for marriage
Posted by:
superrevvy
()
Date: February 3, 2012 18:02
Quote
BitchKeepsBitchin
I'm questioning Jade's parenting skills ~ letting her daughter move in with her boyfriend at age 16 is irresponsible! If it were my daughter I would not allow such a major commitment. It's not a good idea, the girl is naive and yet Jade is off selling jewelery, not a responsible parent. Sorry I like Jade but it worries me that Jade is allowing this! I wonder if MICK has anything to say about it!
Re: Amba Jackson, 16, says she's ready for marriage
Posted by:
superrevvy
()
Date: February 3, 2012 18:11
Re: Amba Jackson, 16, says she's ready for marriage
Posted by:
lettingitbleed
()
Date: February 3, 2012 18:20
Yeah....that is scary. She looks older than 16 and I imagine in some ways she could be more mature and and aware of the world than your average girl her age but regardless NOT OK to be living with your BF at 16. Certainly no marriage!!
Re: Amba Jackson, 16, says she's ready for marriage
Posted by:
superrevvy
()
Date: February 3, 2012 18:55
Quote
lettingitbleed
Yeah....that is scary. She looks older than 16 and I imagine in some ways she could be more mature and and aware of the world than your average girl her age but regardless NOT OK to be living with your BF at 16. Certainly no marriage!!
"When I say I'm in love, you best believe I'm in love, L-U-V"
Re: Amba Jackson, 16, says she's ready for marriage
Posted by:
SwayStones
()
Date: February 3, 2012 19:15
Quote
lettingitbleed
Yeah....that is scary. She looks older than 16 and I imagine in some ways she could be more mature and and aware of the world than your average girl her age but regardless NOT OK to be living with your BF at 16. Certainly no marriage!!
One of my nightmare put into words.
My daughter is only 12 but I can't think how crazy I would go if she would mention moving with her BF at the age of 16.
she could be more mature and and aware of the world than your average girl her age
IMO,it seems she looks more mature but only by the clothes she wears and her name.
There is something I don't understand after I read some statistics showing that ,nowadays," young people" tend to stay more lately at their parents' place due to the longer studies .
Back in the 50's & 60's ,people would marry at a very very young age ,but now ?
Why ?
Re: Amba Jackson, 16, says she's ready for marriage
Posted by:
superrevvy
()
Date: February 3, 2012 19:39
Quote
SwayStones
One of my nightmare put into words.
My daughter is only 12 but I can't think how crazy I would go if she would mention moving with her BF at the age of 16.
Back in the 50's & 60's ,people would marry at a very very young age ,but now ?
Why ?
marriages lasted longer then too...
rihanna age 17:
fellas, try listening to the music too.
Re: Amba Jackson, 16, says she's ready for marriage
Posted by:
Claire_M
()
Date: February 3, 2012 20:31
They don't seem to push education for their girl-children, do they?
Sorry to be harsh, but only Marsha Hunt's child - a Yale graduate - seems to be smart and ambitious (for things other than modeling and shagging men).
Sorry to be harsh, but only Marsha Hunt's child - a Yale graduate - seems to be smart and ambitious (for things other than modeling and shagging men).
Re: Amba Jackson, 16, says she's ready for marriage
Posted by:
bluesinc.
()
Date: February 3, 2012 20:36
Re: Amba Jackson, 16, says she's ready for marriage
Posted by:
Bliss
()
Date: February 3, 2012 20:54
Quote
Claire_M
They don't seem to push education for their girl-children, do they?
Sorry to be harsh, but only Marsha Hunt's child - a Yale graduate - seems to be smart and ambitious (for things other than modeling and shagging men).
Amba's in school, not even in her last year. From what I have read, Mick had and has non-modeling and showbiz aspirations for his children, but they get sucked in by the allure and money.
Jade's parenting choices have been called into question for a number of years. I'm surprised there hasn't been any recent drama with her elder daughter Assisi, the one who was photographed at 15 with Jade, smoking a huge spliff.
Re: Amba Jackson, 16, says she's ready for marriage
Posted by:
elunsi
()
Date: February 3, 2012 21:40
Quote
BlissQuote
Claire_M
They don't seem to push education for their girl-children, do they?
Sorry to be harsh, but only Marsha Hunt's child - a Yale graduate - seems to be smart and ambitious (for things other than modeling and shagging men).
Amba's in school, not even in her last year. From what I have read, Mick had and has non-modeling and showbiz aspirations for his children, but they get sucked in by the allure and money.
Jade's parenting choices have been called into question for a number of years. I'm surprised there hasn't been any recent drama with her elder daughter Assisi, the one who was photographed at 15 with Jade, smoking a huge spliff.
I have read Assisi studies homeopathy. It seems that for all children modeling is only a side-project to earn money, but all have other priorities.
Re: Amba Jackson, 16, says she's ready for marriage
Posted by:
Silver Dagger
()
Date: February 3, 2012 21:42
Quote
SwayStonesQuote
lettingitbleed
Yeah....that is scary. She looks older than 16 and I imagine in some ways she could be more mature and and aware of the world than your average girl her age but regardless NOT OK to be living with your BF at 16. Certainly no marriage!!
One of my nightmare put into words.
My daughter is only 12 but I can't think how crazy I would go if she would mention moving with her BF at the age of 16.
she could be more mature and and aware of the world than your average girl her age
IMO,it seems she looks more mature but only by the clothes she wears and her name.
There is something I don't understand after I read some statistics showing that ,nowadays," young people" tend to stay more lately at their parents' place due to the longer studies .
Back in the 50's & 60's ,people would marry at a very very young age ,but now ?
Why ?
And mine too Sway. My daughter is nearly 4 but if she said she wanted to move in with a guy at the age of 16 I'd freak out.
Re: Amba Jackson, 16, says she's ready for marriage
Posted by:
Rockman
()
Date: February 3, 2012 23:16
ROCKMAN
Re: Amba Jackson, 16, says she's ready for marriage
Posted by:
tkl7
()
Date: February 4, 2012 01:24
It's no hanging matter...
Re: Amba Jackson, 16, says she's ready for marriage
Posted by:
superrevvy
()
Date: February 4, 2012 07:40
This was one of Jagger's selections for that Starbucks compilation album a
few years ago. Jail bait.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2012-02-04 08:46 by superrevvy.
few years ago. Jail bait.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2012-02-04 08:46 by superrevvy.
Re: Amba Jackson, 16, says she's ready for marriage
Posted by:
Rockman
()
Date: February 4, 2012 09:27
This was one of Jagger's selections for that Starbucks compilation album a
few years ago. Jail bait.
........... Jail Bait was actually one of Keith's choices .....
ROCKMAN
few years ago. Jail bait.
........... Jail Bait was actually one of Keith's choices .....
ROCKMAN
Re: Amba Jackson, 16, says she's ready for marriage
Posted by:
tonterapi
()
Date: February 4, 2012 10:59
The music is shit but I'm still watching...Quote
superrevvy
rihanna age 17:
fellas, try listening to the music too.
Re: Amba Jackson, 16, says she's ready for marriage
Posted by:
Rockman
()
Date: February 4, 2012 12:09
fellas, try listening to the music too.
......... I tried ta try but it's just torture
ROCKMAN
......... I tried ta try but it's just torture
ROCKMAN
Re: Amba Jackson, 16, says she's ready for marriage
Posted by:
superrevvy
()
Date: February 4, 2012 15:34
Quote
Rockman
fellas, try listening to the music too.
......... I tried ta try but it's just torture
it's funny how y'all can hear backwards, pre-Taylor-Clapton-etc, pre-virtuoso
pre-primadonna classic rock, and hear the absolute genius of motown stax brill
building etc, but when it comes to hearing forward, hearing past that aberrant
drug-addled pop music of the late 60s early 70s, y'all are completly lost...
Its as if y'all got stuck in time, and won't listen to anything un-Stonesy from
the 1970s onward, whereas everything is in play pre-that-time.
If I was judge and jury, y'all'd be sentenced to a year with the iTunes top 100.
Sure, there's lots of garbage, just like there was on the radio in the 50s and
60s. But some shit on that iTunes list is just as compelling as the Shirelles
or Andre Williams or the Shangrilas (none of whom had Mick Taylor in their
band I'm pretty sure).
Y'all are just prejudiced really. Prejudiced against time I think.
Sorry, it passes. Classic rock has long passed. Just like be-bop or swing.
You can appreciate classic rock for what it was, certainly, because it was
great in its own way. But you can't appreciate it for what it is, because
like it or not, what it is, is...
over.
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2012-02-04 16:13 by superrevvy.
Re: Amba Jackson, 16, says she's ready for marriage
Posted by:
stonesrule
()
Date: February 4, 2012 18:28
It's great to have an expert to explain it all to us.
You've got a lot to learn...about a lot of things, Superrevvy.
How old are you?
You've got a lot to learn...about a lot of things, Superrevvy.
How old are you?
Re: Amba Jackson, 16, says she's ready for marriage
Posted by:
Corcovado
()
Date: February 4, 2012 21:18
If it is true that Amba is gonna merry soon, Mick will be the merriest of all, because in some 18 years- when he'll still be rocking with his mates around the world as an agile ninetish guy - he will have the realistic opportunity to get his first great-great-grandkid, and seriously, that's nothing to mess about.
Re: Amba Jackson, 16, says she's ready for marriage
Posted by:
Rockman
()
Date: February 5, 2012 00:13
it's funny how y'all can hear backwards, pre-Taylor-Clapton-etc, pre-virtuoso
pre-primadonna classic rock, and hear the absolute genius of motown stax brill
building etc, but when it comes to hearing forward, hearing past that aberrant
drug-addled pop music of the late 60s early 70s, y'all are completly lost...
Its as if y'all got stuck in time, and won't listen to anything un-Stonesy from
the 1970s onward, whereas everything is in play pre-that-time.
If I was judge and jury, y'all'd be sentenced to a year with the iTunes top 100.
Sure, there's lots of garbage, just like there was on the radio in the 50s and
60s. But some shit on that iTunes list is just as compelling as the Shirelles
or Andre Williams or the Shangrilas (none of whom had Mick Taylor in their
band I'm pretty sure).
Y'all are just prejudiced really. Prejudiced against time I think.
Sorry, it passes. Classic rock has long passed. Just like be-bop or swing.
You can appreciate classic rock for what it was, certainly, because it was
great in its own way. But you can't appreciate it for what it is, because
like it or not, what it is, is...
over.
Hey that's funny how you can ark-up so easy...
Don't panic I can hear what ya dig in the Rihanna tune ...
Torture was slotted in there ta make ya buck and well guess it worked ...
Yeah Andre cuts some fine tunes in the last half of the 50's and he never really gets credit for his behind the scenes work at Motown in the early years but most of his latter day dirty-man material is pretty damn ordinary .... Shirelles hey classic girl-group and Tonight's The Night is still up there as one of the sexiest songs ever .... Classic rock well a fair dose of it bored me way back then and funnily enough it's kinda still the same today ....OVER
ROCKMAN
pre-primadonna classic rock, and hear the absolute genius of motown stax brill
building etc, but when it comes to hearing forward, hearing past that aberrant
drug-addled pop music of the late 60s early 70s, y'all are completly lost...
Its as if y'all got stuck in time, and won't listen to anything un-Stonesy from
the 1970s onward, whereas everything is in play pre-that-time.
If I was judge and jury, y'all'd be sentenced to a year with the iTunes top 100.
Sure, there's lots of garbage, just like there was on the radio in the 50s and
60s. But some shit on that iTunes list is just as compelling as the Shirelles
or Andre Williams or the Shangrilas (none of whom had Mick Taylor in their
band I'm pretty sure).
Y'all are just prejudiced really. Prejudiced against time I think.
Sorry, it passes. Classic rock has long passed. Just like be-bop or swing.
You can appreciate classic rock for what it was, certainly, because it was
great in its own way. But you can't appreciate it for what it is, because
like it or not, what it is, is...
over.
Hey that's funny how you can ark-up so easy...
Don't panic I can hear what ya dig in the Rihanna tune ...
Torture was slotted in there ta make ya buck and well guess it worked ...
Yeah Andre cuts some fine tunes in the last half of the 50's and he never really gets credit for his behind the scenes work at Motown in the early years but most of his latter day dirty-man material is pretty damn ordinary .... Shirelles hey classic girl-group and Tonight's The Night is still up there as one of the sexiest songs ever .... Classic rock well a fair dose of it bored me way back then and funnily enough it's kinda still the same today ....OVER
ROCKMAN
Re: Amba Jackson, 16, says she's ready for marriage
Posted by:
Chris Fountain
()
Date: February 5, 2012 00:28
Prtty cool but we have bigger fish to fry!! IMHO beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder. It has nothing to to do from fruit of tree. Although I turned out flat handsome, I cannot parrish the ill fat look of others!! LOL
Re: Amba Jackson, 16, says she's ready for marriage
Posted by:
Title5Take1
()
Date: February 5, 2012 03:19
Jade's Goa (India) boutique:
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2012-02-05 03:22 by Title5Take1.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2012-02-05 03:22 by Title5Take1.
Re: Amba Jackson, 16, says she's ready for marriage
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()
Date: February 5, 2012 04:29
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