Dad punishes Facebook post with 8 bullets to daughter's laptop
02-12-2012, 07:57 PM
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02-12-2012, 11:08 PM
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I wasnt speaking about 'My kids" in that portion of my post... I was speaking about teenager's around the age of the girl in the video. I also was not talking about using time out's as discipline, what I said is "taking kids(teenagers) electronics away was like a form of timeout because they didnt know what to do with themselves.
This was defiantly the worst flaming I've got on i-club, thought I was back on NAZIOC.
This was defiantly the worst flaming I've got on i-club, thought I was back on NAZIOC.
whats sad is ive seen first hand kids totaly loose their **** when not allowed to play with certain electronics. so so sad.
when i first saw the "shoots laptop" i was hoping to see a notbook/ipad/ect loaded into a clay thrower. then gets destroyed with a beretta extrema. that would have been epic. PULL.......
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02-13-2012, 04:44 AM
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it was a general comment,you know the stage when your daughters hate you,then love you,then hate you comes around.
whats sad is ive seen first hand kids totaly loose their **** when not allowed to play with certain electronics. so so sad.
when i first saw the "shoots laptop" i was hoping to see a notbook/ipad/ect loaded into a clay thrower. then gets destroyed with a beretta extrema. that would have been epic. PULL.......
whats sad is ive seen first hand kids totaly loose their **** when not allowed to play with certain electronics. so so sad.
when i first saw the "shoots laptop" i was hoping to see a notbook/ipad/ect loaded into a clay thrower. then gets destroyed with a beretta extrema. that would have been epic. PULL.......
Deep down what I was trying to get across was the whole "lead by example" bit. I've seen first hand my kids (3 & 5) imitate my irrational behavior. They were acting out at dinner time screaming at the dinner table it had been a rough day and I slammed my fist into the table(would have made a good you tube video). Now everytime they get made they slam theyre fist into the couch, the floor, the table, whatever. This scenario made me realize that whatever I do is o.k. for them to do in they're mind.
All this being said 15 year old *****es think they know everything so the guy probably just ran out of options. iPad skeet shooting would be bad ***!!
02-13-2012, 07:20 AM
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DA's are notorious for being power hungry ****s who continue to press charges when the "victim" has dropped them.
Which is technically unlawful in itself.
DA's don't give a **** about who they step on to get more power imo.
Which is technically unlawful in itself.
DA's don't give a **** about who they step on to get more power imo.
02-13-2012, 09:42 PM
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Good thing I didn't make a video of my 6yr old son digging a Ranger Grave while I lectured him about how life isn't fair.
Only to have him fill in said hole to really drive home the lesson.
That was six yrs ago and he has become one the most helpful, selfless kids I know.
Kids need structure and discipline ..not just.. punishment, which is a component of discipline. Kids raised in a liberal, anything goes, touchy dwelt environment will turn into ****ed up, mush mouthed, selfish *******s.
Only to have him fill in said hole to really drive home the lesson.
That was six yrs ago and he has become one the most helpful, selfless kids I know.
Kids need structure and discipline ..not just.. punishment, which is a component of discipline. Kids raised in a liberal, anything goes, touchy dwelt environment will turn into ****ed up, mush mouthed, selfish *******s.
02-13-2012, 10:26 PM
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Good thing I didn't make a video of my 6yr old son digging a Ranger Grave while I lectured him about how life isn't fair.
Only to have him fill in said hole to really drive home the lesson.
That was six yrs ago and he has become one the most helpful, selfless kids I know.
Kids need structure and discipline ..not just.. punishment, which is a component of discipline. Kids raised in a liberal, anything goes, touchy dwelt environment will turn into ****ed up, mush mouthed, selfish *******s.
Only to have him fill in said hole to really drive home the lesson.
That was six yrs ago and he has become one the most helpful, selfless kids I know.
Kids need structure and discipline ..not just.. punishment, which is a component of discipline. Kids raised in a liberal, anything goes, touchy dwelt environment will turn into ****ed up, mush mouthed, selfish *******s.
Your kids will be the ones who make it in life because they learned how to EARN it. Well put Paul.
02-14-2012, 07:13 AM
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As a parent, one walks a fine line between allowing your kids to explore and enjoy freedom AND smoothering them out of fear of losing them to untold dangers that the world offers.
The biggest, most meaningful compliment I've ever been paid is when an earthy, free loving parent wished that her kids were exactly like mine.
