AR Master on 3/9/2009 at 04:24
if some old fuck tried that with my kid id drag him to the home and garden aisle and beat his smug ass with a shovel until some minimum wage earning teenager was squeegeeing his face off the tile
the kid is 2, kids that age cry. its what they fucking do. It's annoying but you have to be the biggest most self important neckbearded goon FUCK to slap a 2 year old for crying in a fucking walmart of all places
Nicker on 3/9/2009 at 04:49
I think that dethtoll's story is somebody's wishful thinking - but is is good wishful thinking. The narrator mus be some unlucky to regularly encounter biters at all, let alone those capable of drawing blood.
Adjacently, I remember a case a few years back in Canada where a father was arrested for spanking his kids bare ass in a crowded parking lot. Later the dad whined about how humiliating it was to be arrested - WHAT? As humiliating as having some ogre strip your pants off in public and beat your ass until you cried? Fuxin' hypocrite.
Yeah - beat parents, not kids.
june gloom on 3/9/2009 at 04:56
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Where did you find that dethtoll? that was awesome.
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Shug on 3/9/2009 at 06:12
Quote Posted by AR Master
the kid is 2, kids that age cry. its what they fucking do. It's annoying but you have to be the biggest most self important neckbearded goon FUCK to slap a 2 year old for crying in a fucking walmart of all places
Exactly. It's impossible to grade the quality of a parent by meeting them in a supermarket, but it's easy enough to say that a two year old is going to be throwing some tantrums regardless of whether they possess a mother of the year
DDL on 3/9/2009 at 07:46
Quote Posted by Nicker
Adjacently, I remember a case a few years back in Canada where a father was arrested for spanking his kids bare ass in a crowded parking lot. Later the dad whined about how humiliating it was to be arrested - WHAT? As humiliating as having some ogre strip your pants off in public and beat your ass until you cried? Fuxin' hypocrite.
Yeah - beat parents, not kids.
Depends: after all, parents have been smacking kids for centuries and it's not like we've had generation after generation of fucked up adults as a consequence. (admittedly, depending on your viewpoint ;))
I'd tend to think if it's used as a sort of negative reinforcement for REALLY FUCKING STUPID behaviour, and of course used sparingly, it's astonishingly effective.
I was smacked a few times as a kid, but for shit like "running out into a road" and other stuff that as a parent you
really don't want your kids doing more than once. And as a consquence, I didn't. It's not like it even really hurts beyond the first few seconds, it's more shock value than anything else.
Possibly it helps if your parents really don't look like they're enjoying it.:thumb:
glslvrfan on 3/9/2009 at 10:22
I agree with with AR. I would beat the old guy if he tried that with my kid, but then the old guy wouldn't have tried that shit in the first place with just about any kids father there. Also, it would never have been one of my kids in the first place. I would have snatched them up blistered their ass and been out the store quicker than hell.
BrokenArts on 3/9/2009 at 15:59
This doesn't pertain to Walmart, but close enough. I've been in stores where the kids were loud, running around like idiots, and where are the parents? I try to ignore, keep about my business.
A few times, I've told them to *SSssshhhhh* rather loud. They just looked at me totally stunned. If I don't see the parents, I will do that. Its worked.
My daughter when she was about 3, started to get fussy at Target, I told her we'll leave right now, if you don't settle down. NOOO, she didn't want to go. Well then, pipe down, be a good girl, and lets go shopping, and she did.
Too many idiot parents that let their kids get away with crap. Next stop a restaurant, where the kids run around the table....
I've wanted to stick my foot out and trip them...:sweat:
Thief13x on 3/9/2009 at 16:55
Airplanes are the WORST...flying from TX to Florida I had to sit next to this kid who, every time I dozed off, yelled WAKEUP! and I looked over and she was looking at me and laughing (happened about a half dozen times, airplanes put me out instantly).
I got so pissed off, if we hadn't stopped in New Orleans I woulda said something to her grandmother who seemed to get as much as a kick out of it as her granddaughter but kept apologizing for the behavior which she did nothing to try and stop. This kid also found it funny to prop her legs up on my knees and unbuckle my seatbelt a few times, and kept asking for my name (she also asked her grandmother which told her to ask me again) all to her grandmother's entertainment.:bored: classic 21st century modern day parenting problems...
Not to mention the half dozen - dozen flights I've flown into Orlando. It's like a damn daycare at lunch
