AM I IN THE WRONG
04 August 2005, 01:03 PM
#61
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Can't fault you for acting the way you did mate, I'd have done similar. Kicking the kid was a bit out of line though. 
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04 August 2005, 01:18 PM
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I think that was probably quite reserved actually. Can't stand people like that.
A while back a young boy was jabbing a screwdriver in between the two doors of my scoob. I was at work, opened the window and shouted at him to get way from the car. The scummy looking mums with 5 kids and a 2 door fiesta with an out of date tax disc and probably no insurance just stared at me and went to leave. I took their number plate as they didn't stop and gave it to the police. Marked the car a little and the police didn't really care.
Think you were in the right 100%. And you should have kicked the mum too!!!!
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A while back a young boy was jabbing a screwdriver in between the two doors of my scoob. I was at work, opened the window and shouted at him to get way from the car. The scummy looking mums with 5 kids and a 2 door fiesta with an out of date tax disc and probably no insurance just stared at me and went to leave. I took their number plate as they didn't stop and gave it to the police. Marked the car a little and the police didn't really care.
Think you were in the right 100%. And you should have kicked the mum too!!!!
Yes, I've read the other posts
04 August 2005, 01:39 PM
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These people need to be taught how to respect other peoples property, whether it's a car, garden, house or any other item regardless of value.
Not guilty!
Remember, never hit a minor, always lay out their parents or follow them home with a view to buying brake fluid.
Not guilty!
Remember, never hit a minor, always lay out their parents or follow them home with a view to buying brake fluid.
04 August 2005, 02:53 PM
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you did the right thing - if anything, you were far to restrained. 
I would have hit the roof!!!
Well done - about ****** time decent people took back the civil liberties that this country and the chav-population have stolen (or been unduely given)
Dan
I would have hit the roof!!!
Well done - about ****** time decent people took back the civil liberties that this country and the chav-population have stolen (or been unduely given)
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04 August 2005, 03:04 PM
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Originally Posted by rossyboy
They were trespassing on your property.
Trespassers can be assumed to be burglers.
You are allowed to use any reasonable force to remove burglers and their burgers from your property.
Kicking a kid and chucking his burger seems reasonable to me.
Jobs a good un.
There are far too many 12 year olds in this country lacking a good kick if you ask me.
He may not be totally at fault this time, but you can be sure he has done something for which he has not received a kick previously where it was deserved.
Good Karma that.
Trespassers can be assumed to be burglers.
You are allowed to use any reasonable force to remove burglers and their burgers from your property.
Kicking a kid and chucking his burger seems reasonable to me.
Jobs a good un.
There are far too many 12 year olds in this country lacking a good kick if you ask me.
He may not be totally at fault this time, but you can be sure he has done something for which he has not received a kick previously where it was deserved.
Good Karma that.
04 August 2005, 04:16 PM
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You did right IMO.
Some of the replies on this thread show whats inherantly wrong with this country.
If it was my kid sitting on your car, and you shoved him off I certainly wouldn't "go looking for you" or whatever wakeboarder said, i'd tell my kid he got what he deserved.
Its parents molly coddling thier kids and letting them think they can do what they want without consequence that has led to the state we are in now. Runs with the same arguments as smacking your kid when they misbehave. My dad hammered me when I was younger if I did anything wrong - I soon learnt not to do anything wrong.
You should've poured the rotten McD's food all over the silly tarts head.
Some of the replies on this thread show whats inherantly wrong with this country.
If it was my kid sitting on your car, and you shoved him off I certainly wouldn't "go looking for you" or whatever wakeboarder said, i'd tell my kid he got what he deserved.
Its parents molly coddling thier kids and letting them think they can do what they want without consequence that has led to the state we are in now. Runs with the same arguments as smacking your kid when they misbehave. My dad hammered me when I was younger if I did anything wrong - I soon learnt not to do anything wrong.
You should've poured the rotten McD's food all over the silly tarts head.
04 August 2005, 05:04 PM
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Originally Posted by Dream Weaver
You did right IMO.
Some of the replies on this thread show whats inherantly wrong with this country.
If it was my kid sitting on your car, and you shoved him off I certainly wouldn't "go looking for you" or whatever wakeboarder said, i'd tell my kid he got what he deserved.
Its parents molly coddling thier kids and letting them think they can do what they want without consequence that has led to the state we are in now. Runs with the same arguments as smacking your kid when they misbehave. My dad hammered me when I was younger if I did anything wrong - I soon learnt not to do anything wrong.
You should've poured the rotten McD's food all over the silly tarts head.
Some of the replies on this thread show whats inherantly wrong with this country.
If it was my kid sitting on your car, and you shoved him off I certainly wouldn't "go looking for you" or whatever wakeboarder said, i'd tell my kid he got what he deserved.
Its parents molly coddling thier kids and letting them think they can do what they want without consequence that has led to the state we are in now. Runs with the same arguments as smacking your kid when they misbehave. My dad hammered me when I was younger if I did anything wrong - I soon learnt not to do anything wrong.
You should've poured the rotten McD's food all over the silly tarts head.
No respect for other people or their property.
04 August 2005, 05:21 PM
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I think you did right. If i did that when i was a child my dad would have took my head clean off! Id do the same if i saw someone sat on my car. I mean come on its just common sense!! You dont sit or put things on other peoples cars/property.
04 August 2005, 08:07 PM
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You did right mate! Feckin some people today have no respect for other peoples property. I was walking the dogs a few nights a go and some drunken scum through his chip tray papers and all, in someones front garden, so I picked them up followed the **** home and spread them all over his front door when he'd gone in. Bet he had a surprise the next day eh?
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04 August 2005, 09:37 PM
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haven't finished reading the post,
but i can't stop wondering why she can't put her stuff on her car and the kid sit on her bonnet.
find an old post of mine , when some kids threw mcflurry on my car
but i can't stop wondering why she can't put her stuff on her car and the kid sit on her bonnet.
find an old post of mine , when some kids threw mcflurry on my car
04 August 2005, 09:55 PM
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Because chavscum type folk are extremely jealous of everyone else in the world that works and earns money to buy nice things, so they like sitting on/wrecking other peoples property cos they're all dumb
04 August 2005, 10:51 PM
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TBH if I found someone using my car as a bench / table I'd be a perfect gentleman about it.
They wouldn't walk away without paying for a full detail /paintwork respray though.
I wouldn't raise my voice but they would be under no misunderstanding that not paying would not be an option.
Unless they wanted me to go "Nuclear on their ***" as our American Cousins so elegantly put it !!
They wouldn't walk away without paying for a full detail /paintwork respray though.
I wouldn't raise my voice but they would be under no misunderstanding that not paying would not be an option.
Unless they wanted me to go "Nuclear on their ***" as our American Cousins so elegantly put it !!
09 August 2005, 03:03 PM
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Originally Posted by ***scoobybabe***
You'll get slated on here for admitting that you did something wrong! the vultures will be lurking.....
BTW, u shouldnt have kicked the kid
BTW, u shouldnt have kicked the kid
well done, you have finally learnt something. are you now admitting that your B/F did lamp the guy selling the scoob part?
hitting kids is wrong, its the parents that have no respect in this case
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09 August 2005, 04:27 PM
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Should have punched the Kid in the face.
No doubt the little sh*t will only grow up to be a less than desirable member of society anyway......
Get the message across early - prevention always better than a cure, and there was no way the mother is going to teach her offspring anything like common decency. Call it an early lesson in respect.
No point dealing with the mother - she's clearly too far gone to change...
No doubt the little sh*t will only grow up to be a less than desirable member of society anyway......
Get the message across early - prevention always better than a cure, and there was no way the mother is going to teach her offspring anything like common decency. Call it an early lesson in respect.
No point dealing with the mother - she's clearly too far gone to change...
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