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Pobz said:Why didn't he just sell his son on eBay and keep the PS2 for himself?
Pobz said:Why didn't he just sell his son on eBay and keep the PS2 for himself?
User Name said:That's quite funny...but...you should never take away your own child's game system...that's just...like...against the Ten Commandments or the law or something. :angel:
In the end, it's actually the parents fault for their son's disobedient behavior...their children is their responsibility. They should have taught them right from wrong a long time ago.
Aint that the truth.MaxiKana said:/me sighs
Some people really don't know anything about parenting. Doing something like that only makes your child hate you even more, causing him/her/it to do more stuff to hurt you.
Stupid bastard.
Mr.Reak said:Finally, because quite frankly I see so many damn spoiled kids these days. In my time, we used to walk to the school in 8 foot snow, with nothing buy thin jackets on.
MaxiKana said:/me sighs
Some people really don't know anything about parenting. Doing something like that only makes your child hate you even more, causing him/her/it to do more stuff to hurt you.
Stupid bastard.
MaxiKana said:/me sighs
Some people really don't know anything about parenting. Doing something like that only makes your child hate you even more, causing him/her/it to do more stuff to hurt you.
Stupid bastard.
MaxiKana said:Yeah, but Neutrino, I can say this much.
I've never really been punished, and i've never really done anything stupid. So I think there's some kinda connection between that.
MaxiKana said:Ok, I think i missunderstood your previous post then
I agree that children(we) need to learn that things have consequenses, but there are indeed nicer(much more nicer) ways of doing it then selling ones most prices possession.
MaxiKana said:I've never really been punished, and i've never really done anything stupid. So I think there's some kinda connection between that.
Just make sure your kid doesn't know about childs aid, but if he does then make sure you tell him something like "Well it would take them about 5 minutes to get here... That should be enough time to dispose of your body". Of course thats only to scare them, I don't want to hear about you in the news later on gh0st.gh0st said:i hate kids... and i practically am one. i dont think he should have sold that piece of shit. he should have smashed it right in front of the stupid kids face. that kid did some shit that if my 13 year old did... i dont know id definatly do something worse than sell his ps2 (no, not hit him or anything, though he might recieve a few summary bitch slaps).
on second thought, maybe id go buy a 24 pack of bud light, and force feed all of them to him and he will never drink again. thoughts?
ailevation said::flame: See shit like this is what makes kids go crazy! Games do not make kids do crazy stuff, it's the parents that take away the games to make them do crazy stuff! Just you watch the guy's same kid lock him and his wife in their basement.
I agree with no severe physical punishment, no spanking, or using a belt or anything like that. However I will probably give a few light "bitch" slaps to my kid (only if its a boy) to set him straight whenever he does something stupid. Nothing meant to hurt him though.ComradeBadger said:Anyway, I don't think it's right to physically punish a kid, but I think the kid was way over the line with his actions.
The Mullinator said:I agree with no severe physical punishment, no spanking, or using a belt or anything like that. However I will probably give a few light "bitch" slaps to my kid (only if its a boy) to set him straight whenever he does something stupid. Nothing meant to hurt him though.
Unless the kid bought it for himself, they can do whatever they wan't with it....damn spoiled kids...and they all have their own TV's tooUser Name said:That's quite funny...but...you should never take away your own child's game system...that's just...like...against the Ten Commandments or the law or something. :angel:
In the end, it's actually the parents fault for their son's disobedient behavior...their children is their responsibility. They should have taught them right from wrong a long time ago.