24- Well, it is after a certain period of time, but that's no reason to only use a water bottle once.

Oh god that's hilarious Don't worry though, one sip of that and he'd go "blerghh!" and spit it out

"How did you not notice you were packing a glass bottle of vodka?" Read the post again. The daughter hid her vodka in a water bottle and accidentally gave the mom THAT bottle.

oh and at #38 she's underage (most likely, depending where she lives) which means it is pretty obvious she would want to hide her alcohol is some way, simply cause it's a not a good idea to be 16 and carrying a bottle of vodka, not necessarily cause she needs to hide a problem. Not to mention that drinking out of water bottles/pop bottles even when you don't want to hide it isn't that abnormal, especially in the college age group, and apparently with younger teens too. I'm not saying the mom shouldn't talk to her about having a liter of vodka in any way, just saying I think you're blowing the severity of the situation out of proportion. Also trust me that's not that far of a stretch for the imagination to figure out how someone underage could get alcohol, it's fairly easy for students to get, especially if they have older siblings or know someone else who does.

I agree with #39. Most kids start around fifteen or sixteen drinking. Just because she had a bottle of vodka doesn't mean she'll drink it all by herself; she could be sharing it at parties. That's one reason why we're not supposed to have water bottles out at school; they've caught too many kids with vodka in it. Most of you [probably parents] would be surprised at how easy it is to get alcohol. Just the other day my friend paid $10 for a water bottle of vodka that he received AT school in class. It is a little ridiculous, I guess, but you're only young and wreckless once, m'I right?

Well, was it good Vodka at least?

#38 times have changed. as # 45 and 39 said she's sharing it. kids drink more than just going to parties now adays

woww, #38 you're really stupid. who says she was carrying it with her? it could have been in her room. and of course she's gonna hide it. does she really want her parents to see her with a bottle of vodka in her room? anyways, hope you got to your son on time. lol.

I'm surprised there isn't more comments here about her "bad parenting" Teenagers drink all the time. The high school I go to, everyone I know has been drunk at least once. A drinking teenage daughter is not a sign of bad parenting. It's a sign that she's...A teenager. Anyway. Hopefully you got the bottle out of your son's hands in time.

WIN! I want to know if your son drank it or not!