10/10....sounds good! I got nothing! I will be going back to the Coliseum for every Monday night football game so long as they are still having all you can eat wings and pizza for $9.99.
He is okay so I laugh my ass off. This ****** was weaving in and out of traffic and then this happened. Parents need to think. Bottom line. They treat their kids like they shouldn't be reprimanded or have consequences. I can't wait for these kids to start coming into the work force and realize life doesn't work the way they think it does. I already see them coming to work at my company today. They don't last long and get fired. Even out of college. 
I always said that ^^^^^ was spoiled. 
My Dad carved a nice wooden paddle. He used to put stars on that ^^^^^. Red for me and green for my sister. That thing was full of red baby! Guess who is just now learning to hold down a job and take care of her son after multiple F ups and various mishaps. Not me.
Oh and yeah she is 27.
My parents bought a board that was varnished and was captioned the "Board of Education".
Hell, I wish they had used that instead of that wire coathanger. That has brought a depth of meaning to the line from "Mommy Dearest" where she gets all psycho and says "No.....wire.....hangers" to me that I bet few people have!
Then 85% of parents the past 10 to 15 years seem to have been doing it wrong. To quote Carlin "Diaper Sniffers Movement". Kids these days for the most part are spoiled brats. They are disrespectful, non caring, and all selfish. Not to mention them bringing weapons to schools and so on. But that is another debate.
Here is a picture of what happens when a parent decides to buy their child a brand new SI. Yup he was 17.
that car could have been a 89 honda and the same still would have happened . Yeah, there are a lot of stupid parents that buy their kids ridiculous expensive cars when they they dont know ^^^^ how to maintain them, but a lil Honda aint nothin........i also dont believe that spanking or hitting a child has any benefit to the childs future, i have never been against spanking, but hitting a child shows the inability of a parent to constructively discipline their child
you make it sound like that Honda is a sports car that a new teenage driver wouldnt be able to control
excellent gas mileage and way better than my 04 Explorer. 
idk man, the way companies are making their engines these days, cars like a dinky taurus have well over 200hp, but idk, my first car was a 99 Grand am GT with a couple upgrades puttin me about 185hp............but i guess the point is that regardless of the car, i think that lousy drivers are going to do stupid ^^^^ like that, but it all goes back to the basics of parenting
I have had my share of Fords including a Mustang. Let's just say they need a lot of work. My point was don't by your kid a Fast and Furious wanna be and expect them to drive it like a buick. My first car was a 93 Ford Escort. It was horrible! Again though, if you want to buy a responsible kid a Mustang I guess thats ok although I will still call them spoiled. But when this happens you know it's the kid. Look at the pic. It's a damn parking lot. I wonder how fast he was going when he decided to pick out a good spot? 
Not too hard, but enough to get his attention. I would like to think it was more of a reflex because I had just been hit with a big stick. No blood or bruises on him, just total shock on his face. He wasn't crying, then my sister comes out a minute later, and immediate tears and running to his mother. She didn't buy the act either once she saw the scratches on my face. He doesn't pull that crap when I visit anymore.Here is a picture of what happens when a parent decides to buy their child a brand new SI. Yup he was 17.
My parents bought a board that was varnished and was captioned the "Board of Education".
Hell, I wish they had used that instead of that wire coathanger. That has brought a depth of meaning to the line from "Mommy Dearest" where she gets all psycho and says "No.....wire.....hangers" to me that I bet few people have!
I can tolerate your typical crying in a public place, but some kids do need a good beat down by their overly sensitive and compassionate mothers. Nothing gets the piont across like the back of your hand. At least that's what I remember when I acted like a brat. Didn't happen often, but when it did, I deserved it.
My sister is like this. She will "reason" with him. Try and make him understand through words why what he is doing is wrong. Sounds like great parenting, but she's still doing this 5 years later while her oldest son is getting more and more of a brat. Now he's old enough that it's hard to spank him. He's 9. And she still tries to reason with him.
She was just telling me that she was trying to give her new baby a bath and my nephew comes in from outside and walks all over the clean towel. She tells him to get off it and not to step on it. He does it again. She points the finger and warns him that she'll take away some toys if he doesn't stop. Then he just puts one foot out and touches the towel with the tip of his shoe. I asked her why she just didn't pop him across the mouth right there? She said it was cause she was holding the baby, which makes sense, but there's always an excuse as to why she won't smack the kid.
Once, when I was visiting my sis, I was outside on a bench swing and out of the blue I get hit with a stick across my face. I think my nephew was 7. My immediate reaction was to throw my hand in the direction of where the stick came from. I ended up smacking him across the mouth.
I watched The Exorcist when it was rereleased in the theatres and some family brought the ENTIRE family, about 7 or 8 people. I think there were 4 kids, youngest two couldn't have been older than 8 or 9. Sat right behind me after coming in late. Those f'rs pissed me off the entire movie. Kids running down the isle, kicking my seat, the youngest ones scared out of their friggin minds, and the parents were talking and making out. at the EXORCIST??? go watch Schindler's List if you want to make out.
That's one thing that I really appreciate that my parents did for me and my sis growing up. They rarely gave me anything for free. if I wanted a new toy, I had to go cut the grass or clean or something. Very valuable lesson, nothing is free. I had a job when I was 14, had to save 20% of each check and paid about 75% of my first (used) car when I was 16, which was something like $5000. I don't think this is practiced much anymore. I talk with the parents at work and none of them have set chores or get an allowance for doing chores. I'm not a parent, so maybe I don't understand the dynamics, but that isn't teaching a very good lesson about work or money.
They don't have to worry anymore. Now you get rewarded for screw ups and if you don't feel like working, just sign up for wellfare. Haven't you heard? There's a limitless supply of money to take care of all those who are too lazy to take care of themselves or would rather have loads of babies.
My fear was the wooden spoon. You know those long wooden handle ones that you would use for pasta or a sauce. That thing friggin' hurt. Once my sister and I hid the ones that were in the kitchen, but more appeared when they were needed. It was the perfect weight and shape to put a nice welt on your ass through jeans. One or two swats was all it took.
