brutal kids....

[horsepwr]

Re: brutal kids....

ok...well, you can get one of the bigger first grade boys to take care of him kinda cheap...in detroit the going rate is a "king size" candy bar and a couple earasers...the type that go on the end of the pencil. if he's too much for a 1st grader, a 2nd grader usually just costs a hotwheels car...but nothing crazy...it can be a reguler ford or gm or whatever and the bonus it the kindengardner usually wont talk to your daughter until 6th or 7th grade!!!

oh...and you could go bust dad in the chops...maybe teach him how to parent...

yeah yeah.lol...I actually hopped in the truck and pulled up to try to have a one-on-one with dad because my girl pointed this kid and his father, apparently, out to me one morning. I learned, this morning though, that the kid rides the bus. So, it must've been a missed bus occasion that morning we saw them. I wasn't wanting to bust dad in the chops, but I was wanting to get to the bottom of it.

The erasers thing is noted. Those will get things done with a 1st or 2nd grader.lol...
but for real. This morning would've been not the best morning for dad to get mouthy after this dad had just gotten heart broken over some little brat giving his daughter shit. And knowing the base of the issue is sorry ass parents that can't find enough worth in their own child to motivate their asses to even answer the fukin phone.

[horsepwr]

Re: brutal kids....

So yeah. After giving it a second thought, and getting that fresh on my mind again. I would gladly hand a godamn parenting lesson out to that dude I saw that morning.

[daved150]

Re: brutal kids....

yea...i've had issues before...i dont remember having to talk to another parent at that young of age. it sucks for sure bro....but its how it goes nowadays...it aint right, but our kids have to deal with harsher shyt than we did. i try to teach my kids how to handle things...thats about the most i can do until someone gets out of control...thats a diffeeent story

[horsepwr]

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That's about all we can do, isn't it? Teach 'em as best we can how to handle it themselves. Cause like you stated earlier in the thread. The adults that are front & center at the schools, watching the shit right in front of them...well, skip what I was about to say. My phone just rang. It was the administrator from this morning at the school. She got in-touch with the boy's father and said that the father sounded very sincere, and that he was going to have a long talk with his son this evening. He said he doesn't want anyone afraid of his son, and seemed very sincere.
So hey. The powers that be in the school actually are doing something. In this small instance, at least. That's the biggest deal. Those that can stop it right on the spot shouldn't be turning their backs to it, as you hear about happening all over.