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30 April 2006, 06:33 PM
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Around 5 minutes ago i was sitting enjoying a beer in the sitting room watching the highlights of the SPL yesterday when i hear a cracking noise coming from the back of the house. So i walk through the house to inspect what it was & i heard the side gate getting slammed shut & my oldest boy (7 year old) sitting looking very sheepishly on the trampoline .................. as i walk through the kitchen into the conservatory i see right in front of me .......................... a foofin 
cracked french door
After spending time sorting out the garden, it obviously seems as though Nathan thought it was a waste of time.
He was playing with a few boys an someone had been throwing stones at him, so he thought it would be a great idea to start throwing them back, well it probably a good idea for a glazier as it looks as though this might be costly.
Early bedtime tonight for Nathan.
cracked french door After spending time sorting out the garden, it obviously seems as though Nathan thought it was a waste of time.
He was playing with a few boys an someone had been throwing stones at him, so he thought it would be a great idea to start throwing them back, well it probably a good idea for a glazier as it looks as though this might be costly.
Early bedtime tonight for Nathan.
30 April 2006, 06:50 PM
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Originally Posted by sti-04!!
Around 5 minutes ago i was sitting enjoying a beer in the sitting room watching the highlights of the SPL yesterday when i hear a cracking noise coming from the back of the house. So i walk through the house to inspect what it was & i heard the side gate getting slammed shut & my oldest boy (7 year old) sitting looking very sheepishly on the trampoline .................. as i walk through the kitchen into the conservatory i see right in front of me .......................... a foofin cracked french door
After spending time sorting out the garden, it obviously seems as though Nathan thought it was a waste of time.
He was playing with a few boys an someone had been throwing stones at him, so he thought it would be a great idea to start throwing them back, well it probably a good idea for a glazier as it looks as though this might be costly.
Early bedtime tonight for Nathan.
cracked french door After spending time sorting out the garden, it obviously seems as though Nathan thought it was a waste of time.
He was playing with a few boys an someone had been throwing stones at him, so he thought it would be a great idea to start throwing them back, well it probably a good idea for a glazier as it looks as though this might be costly.
Early bedtime tonight for Nathan.
Kids huh. You can't blame the lad for defending himself though.
30 April 2006, 06:52 PM
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Suppose i cant 
Though this is the 2nd window that he's smashed. He done one when he was about 4 & it was stones again. Seems like i might just take him to a glass factory & let him loose
Though this is the 2nd window that he's smashed. He done one when he was about 4 & it was stones again. Seems like i might just take him to a glass factory & let him loose
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30 April 2006, 08:35 PM
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kids eh 
my little two vandals (3 +5) have destroyed quite a few things so far in their short lives (might be shorter if they continue
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and they enjoy wrecking my interior of the car on a regular basis...
still amazed at how i only get my floor matt dirty, yet they seem to get every surface dirty with feet marks !!
( i think they do handstands in the car when i am not looking )
my little two vandals (3 +5) have destroyed quite a few things so far in their short lives (might be shorter if they continue
)and they enjoy wrecking my interior of the car on a regular basis...
still amazed at how i only get my floor matt dirty, yet they seem to get every surface dirty with feet marks !!
( i think they do handstands in the car when i am not looking
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01 May 2006, 08:31 AM
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Originally Posted by AudiLover
Discipline.
And these are the people that complain about labour and the chavs on benifits. Hypocrits
And these are the people that complain about labour and the chavs on benifits. Hypocrits
With a comment like that you can tell that you are clearly a fcukin idiot.
01 May 2006, 09:33 AM
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broken windows, throwing stones, fighting with friends, muddy feet, upsetting mam and dad oh the memories
but this time around you end up sounding like your parents, with DON'T been the only word you seem to say these days
but this time around you end up sounding like your parents, with DON'T been the only word you seem to say these days
01 May 2006, 01:26 PM
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Originally Posted by sti-04!!
Excuse me you fcukin volvo driving retard. My son has been taught disciplne & knows the meaning of right & wrong.
With a comment like that you can tell that you are clearly a fcukin idiot.
With a comment like that you can tell that you are clearly a fcukin idiot.
Once is acceptable but twice
Shouldnt be throwing stones full stop regardless of windows being nearby. Your doing a great job.
01 May 2006, 01:37 PM
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Originally Posted by AudiLover
2 broken windows from throwing stones
Once is acceptable but twice
Shouldnt be throwing stones full stop regardless of windows being nearby. Your doing a great job.
Once is acceptable but twice
Shouldnt be throwing stones full stop regardless of windows being nearby. Your doing a great job.
you clearly have no idea about kids .just because they throw a few stones does not mean the parents are bad at raising their kids or chavs
get a life
01 May 2006, 02:08 PM
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Originally Posted by AudiLover
2 broken windows from throwing stones
Once is acceptable but twice
Shouldnt be throwing stones full stop regardless of windows being nearby. Your doing a great job.
Once is acceptable but twice
Shouldnt be throwing stones full stop regardless of windows being nearby. Your doing a great job.
You haven't got a clue about anything full stop. Your a keyboard ninja who hides in a room locked away from the world. Thats not only me perception but of 99.8% of this board.
**** off your not welcome
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sti-o4 i know how you feel love, i have had a telly smashed on the lounge floor, a bedroom set on fire, windows smashed as well as doors and now its funny for him to stick **** out on his windowsill. no we are not chavs, well i think my kids are turning into them, but i'm not and neither is my bloke.
01 May 2006, 02:16 PM
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Originally Posted by stew911
sti-o4 i know how you feel love, i have had a telly smashed on the lounge floor, a bedroom set on fire, windows smashed as well as doors and now its funny for him to stick **** out on his windowsill. no we are not chavs, well i think my kids are turning into them, but i'm not and neither is my bloke.
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Originally Posted by sti-04!!
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Originally Posted by sti-04!!
Who the **** are you to critisce anyone, you drive a volvo ffs. Your comments & i mean all them are the spawn of chavness.
You haven't got a clue about anything full stop. Your a keyboard ninja who hides in a room locked away from the world. Thats not only me perception but of 99.8% of this board.
**** off your not welcome
You haven't got a clue about anything full stop. Your a keyboard ninja who hides in a room locked away from the world. Thats not only me perception but of 99.8% of this board.
**** off your not welcome
I presume you drive a scooby.If a random person had to trust one of us to look after theyre kids for the day and they went by the choice of vehicle who do you think theyd choose
01 May 2006, 04:58 PM
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Originally Posted by AudiLover
Were talking about family situations and you thing me driving a volvo is something negative I presume you drive a scooby.
If a random person had to trust one of us to look after theyre kids for the day and they went by the choice of vehicle who do you think theyd choose
I presume you drive a scooby.If a random person had to trust one of us to look after theyre kids for the day and they went by the choice of vehicle who do you think theyd choose
I used to own a scoob, a new one at that.
Go on i will give you a guess at what two cars i own ??
I think its me thats always laughing
Just for the record you clown, i wouldnt look after a random person's kids for the day ...................... i aint a nursery nurse
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