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Merry Christmas everyone!
Sorry to hear that KrynnReindoggy!This morning I donated a gps and a three hundred dollar mp3 player to a needy family. At least, that's what I'm telling myself after having my car broken into around 4 AM today and having those things stolen.
Merry Christmas!
Sorry to hear that, man.This morning I donated a gps and a three hundred dollar mp3 player to a needy family. At least, that's what I'm telling myself after having my car broken into around 4 AM today and having those things stolen.
Merry Christmas!
Kid's got a goddamned WII right next to him. You know, when I was younger, my grandparents used to get us all one educational thing, and one fun thing. So maybe you'd get an action figure and an atlas. Or one year you'd get a video game and an encyclopedia. The hell is wrong with books on Christmas anyway? Illiterate-ass kids don't even know how to appreciate a good book. They're storybooks too, so the educational value isn't even that great aside from helping them learn to read.You know, I hate to say this, and I don't want any family members of mine who may ever read this to take me the wrong way... but my family would probably smack the shit out of that kid for saying such a thing and being so disrespectful. I agree completely with that kid, at least when it comes to maintaining the illusion and spirit of Christmas.
When I started receiving educational books and other incredibly boring things for a kid, that was when the spirit of Christmas started to die for me. That was also, ironically, when I realized that my dad and uncle and aunt were Santa Clause because Santa Clause wouldn't get anything else other than toys for kids who wanted them. They really were the worst Christmases, when I just got those things and not any actual toys or games. I know my family meant well, but when you're dealing with the mentality of a kid it really is a heart breaker.
This morning I donated a gps and a three hundred dollar mp3 player to a needy family. At least, that's what I'm telling myself after having my car broken into around 4 AM today and having those things stolen.
Merry Christmas!
Kid's got a goddamned WII right next to him. You know, when I was younger, my grandparents used to get us all one educational thing, and one fun thing. So maybe you'd get an action figure and an atlas. Or one year you'd get a video game and an encyclopedia. The hell is wrong with books on Christmas anyway? Illiterate-ass kids don't even know how to appreciate a good book. They're storybooks too, so the educational value isn't even that great aside from helping them learn to read.
If my kids pulled any of that shit I'd be like, "You don't get books for Christmas? *Mock gasp* That's really too bad, you know, because Santa Claus has a policy where little girls and boys who don't get books for Christmas also don't get video games. I'll just have to call Santa and tell him to come pick up this Wii, because you didn't like the books he brought along with it."
Spoiled-rotten f'ing kid in that video, man.
The main thing that irked me about that video, was that the parents just thought it was so damned adorable.
You know, I hate to say this, and I don't want any family members of mine who may ever read this to take me the wrong way... but my family would probably smack the shit out of that kid for saying such a thing and being so disrespectful. I agree completely with that kid, at least when it comes to maintaining the illusion and spirit of Christmas ...
whatIt's not only the kid's fault, though. His parents knew they were going to upset him by giving him some sort of book, so they wanted to capture the moment and post it for everyone to see. So, yeah, the kid should be slapped, but the parents should get slapped even harder.
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His parents knew...they were going to upset him by giving him books...and they wanted to capture it and put it up for everyone to see? Oh man, that makes so much more sense than the parents recording a Christmas video, like, y'know, damn near every family, and their little kid unexpectedly getting pissy about books instead of toys. No, I get it now, they knew the kid was going to be angry and they wanted to record it for Youtube because it'd be hilarious! Thanks for explaining that, I would've had the wrong idea entirely if it wasn't for your brilliant insight.
You are actually suggesting that someone upload their entire family Christmas video--possibly HOURS of footage--versus a small clip the parents thought was entertaining? And because they didn't show their home video in its entirety you believe they purposefully made their kid upset, filmed it with the intention of capturing his reaction, and had every intent of uploading it to Youtube from the beginning to deliver "action and a few spontaneous moments of anger?"Isn't it funny how the parents chose to just show one video of their Christmas, instead of the entire thing? Oh, that's right, they only chose this specific one because it shows a seemingly horrible boy acting ungrateful over a kind and generous present. Wouldn't it have made more sense if they had shown the whole thing