Coke Home
By Charlie on Nov 1, 2009 in Hearing & Orthepedic
Is it normal for a teenager(16) to enjoy coming home from school, grabbing a coke, and watching the news?
I also enjoy reading news articles online, and getting into political fights on youtube.
Are there any other people who enjoy the same thing?
That’s pretty normal for chimpanzees too.
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