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by **66-1112520797** » Sun Jul 20, 2008 7:25 am

Leonmc0708 wrote:
Fo Dne wrote:if that thing had hit the window me and my girlfriend could have been quite badly hurt needing hospital attention.

Girlfriend - yeah whatever Stu.

by **Number 9** » Sun Jul 20, 2008 8:45 am

Leonmc0708 wrote:
Fo Dne wrote:if that thing had hit the window me and my girlfriend could have been quite badly hurt needing hospital attention.

Girlfriend - yeah whatever Stu.

...It was a typing error,he meant his sister was beside him!

by **hello_red** » Sun Jul 20, 2008 1:26 pm

Well I work in a shop and we as staff tend to say something if a kid is playing up, only if its playing up and annoying other customers or machinery. We tell em to stop it, in a firm voice. If the parent moans about it they get banned from the shop! Its an off license, so we have power! Oh the power! 'Your barred, no booze for you!' Reply 'Oi child come come here stop it now.. smack!'

Works a treat!

by **dawson99** » Sun Jul 20, 2008 1:30 pm

i remmeber when i was 18 i worked ina threashers, id serve all the nice gals, if a lad came in, even if he was in 20s and he was a t!t id demand id or refuse service

as for bad parents... feck knows... im still rallying for that IQ test

by **SouthCoastShankly** » Mon Jul 21, 2008 11:56 am

Number 9 wrote:
Leonmc0708 wrote:
Fo Dne wrote:if that thing had hit the window me and my girlfriend could have been quite badly hurt needing hospital attention.

Girlfriend - yeah whatever Stu.

...It was a typing error,he meant his sister was beside him!

Sick. I hope he didn't take any further than just telling people it was his girlfriend!

by **66-1112520797** » Mon Jul 21, 2008 12:04 pm

SouthCoastShankly wrote:
Number 9 wrote:
Leonmc0708 wrote:
Fo Dne wrote:if that thing had hit the window me and my girlfriend could have been quite badly hurt needing hospital attention.

Girlfriend - yeah whatever Stu.

...It was a typing error,he meant his sister was beside him!

Sick. I hope he didn't take any further than just telling people it was his girlfriend!

Of course he did, its Stu we're on about here, even he needs some TLC from somewhere.

(Joke Stu

)

by **Kharhaz** » Wed Jul 23, 2008 2:32 am

Fo Dne wrote:Literally five minutes ago I was driving home and some little , about 8 years old or so looked like he was throwing a tantrum because his "mum" said it couldn't have a packet of sweets or its daily fix, anyway, this little then throws a small but half full bottle of coke into the road and missed my car by millimeters, to which I slammed on shocked, lets face it, if that thing had hit the window me and my girlfriend could have been quite badly hurt needing hospital attention.

Anyway, I stop the car and shout at the parents "control ya kid" to which they just completely ignored the event like it didn't even happen. The kid tells me to "shut the up" and the parents just carried on walking like nothing happened.

I'm sitting here absoloutely fuming about the incident and now regret not getting out of the car an picking the kid up by its arm and giving it a good hard wack across the then bollocking the "parent". I'm absoloutely sick of this type of "parenting" and believe these people should be locked up. We wonder why theres scallies everywhere we look when theres parents out there who lact like that. A bit of discipline would be nice.

What would anyone else have done in this situation? I'm really curious to know and has anyone here been involved in a similar incident?

The problem is the punishment. In the world we live in today, you cannot give your kid a good slap because then you are classed as an abuser of your child, and come forth the NSPCC because, although you are in no way abusing your child in the respect that children associated with this charity are acknowledged, in the eyes of the government, who indeed are raising children in an environment of universities and positive futures, trying to raise a child in the real world has become almost impossible for the parent. You have two classes nowadays. Those who have given up and those who havent.

I would have done what you did stu as there is little choice left. An incident like this will result in the parents and the spoilt brat being left as the innocent bystanders while a psycho went nuts over nothing. Finding loopholes to batter the useless b@stards known as parents is the next best thing, dont waste your time or breath.

by **SupitsJonF** » Wed Jul 23, 2008 3:43 am

"Am tempted to start an antivigilante group in an A-Team van an go round beatin the out of all the scum for a laugh. I hate them so much. The parents and the kids are animals and all need a good kickin. "

This is kind of extreme. Almost like a hate group.

by **Toffeehater** » Wed Jul 23, 2008 4:40 pm

Fo Dne wrote:
mistyred wrote:If it had been my kids they would have got a f'ckin assing no two way's about it, i would have got a slap and then some as a kid and what was good enough for me would be good enough for my three.

I love my kids but they learn to respect others, when i was a kid my parents always told me what i do and how i act represent's them as my parents, roughly translated ment "If you f'ck up you get the belt".

Kids nowadays are far to pampered just to shut them up, mine have alot but they earn it with good grades and manners, could you imagine some of these brats today in a restaurant full of people acting like little gob..shi.tes and everybody starring at you? just plain pathetic.

They're horrible little bastards. Its a complete disgrace imo and I hate scallies.

Am tempted to start an antivigilante group in an A-Team van an go round beatin the out of all the scum for a laugh. I hate them so much. The parents and the kids are animals and all need a good kickin.

colourful language , role model :no

by **Judge** » Thu Jul 24, 2008 12:33 pm

New zealand baby name shame

by **andy_g** » Thu Jul 24, 2008 12:43 pm

the whole article:

WELLINGTON (AFP) - A New Zealand judge has ordered a name change for an embarrassed nine-year-old girl called Talula Does The Hula From Hawaii, a local newspaper reported Thursday.

The girl was so embarrassed that she had not revealed the name given by her parents to friends, who simply knew her as K, the Taranaki Daily News said.

Family court judge Rob Murfitt said in a judgement made in February -- but not released until Thursday -- that oddball monikers created social hurdles as children grew up.

"She fears being mocked and teased and in that she has a greater level of insight than either of her parents," he said of the girl.

The judge discovered New Zealand parents had given their children some other unusual names including Number 16 Bus Shelter and Midnight Chardonnay, both of which may relate to the conception of the child.

One child was named Violence and two pairs of twins were called Benson and Hedges and Fish and Chips. The children from one family were all named after six-cylinder Ford cars.

if it wasn't so sad it would be hilarious...

by **Judge** » Thu Jul 24, 2008 12:52 pm

Judge wrote:New zealand baby name shame

i just posted that link andy

by **andy_g** » Thu Jul 24, 2008 1:11 pm

i know judge - i decided to post the whole article to save clicking on the link. see where it says 'the whole article' at the top? that was a clue.

by **SouthCoastShankly** » Thu Jul 24, 2008 1:33 pm

Bamaga man wrote:
SouthCoastShankly wrote:
Number 9 wrote:
Leonmc0708 wrote:
Fo Dne wrote:if that thing had hit the window me and my girlfriend could have been quite badly hurt needing hospital attention.

Girlfriend - yeah whatever Stu.

...It was a typing error,he meant his sister was beside him!

Sick. I hope he didn't take any further than just telling people it was his girlfriend!

Of course he did, its Stu we're on about here, even he needs some TLC from somewhere.

(Joke Stu )

Weird coincidence!?!?

http://women.timesonline.co.uk/tol....635.ece

by **Judge** » Thu Jul 24, 2008 3:11 pm

andy_g wrote:i know judge - i decided to post the whole article to save clicking on the link. see where it says 'the whole article' at the top? that was a clue.

fair enough :angry:

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