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http://www.canada.com/calls+police+over+chore+list/5260495/story.html (http://www.canada.com/calls+police+over+chore+list/5260495/story.html)
When a German boy phoned to complain he was being made to do "forced labour," police were alarmed. But it turned out the 11-year-old had only been asked by his mother to help clean up at home.
When a German boy phoned to complain he was being made to do "forced labour," police were alarmed. But it turned out the 11-year-old had only been asked by his mother to help clean up at home.
Photograph by: Thinkstock, canada.com
When a German boy phoned to complain he was being made to do "forced labour," police were alarmed. But it turned out the 11-yearold had only been asked by his mother to help clean up at home.
The boy from the western city of Aachen phoned on Monday to make his complaint, adding that his mother "made him work all day", police said.
"I have to work all day long. I haven't any free time," the boy told police.
But his mother, who was not identified, told police her son had been complaining over the summer holidays of having to help around the house, and had repeatedly threatened to call the police over such "forced labour."
When she asked him to pick up paper on the floor, he dialed the 110 police emergency number.
"He plays all day long and when told to tidy up what he's done, he calls it forced labour," police quoted his mother as saying.
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:LMAO:
Bad , but so funny , little bugger's practicing for teenage years I think. :zoinks:
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Oh, boy. I can't wait to see what Steve thinks of this! :zoinks:
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That sounds so much like something that my daughter would do.
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Nice find Squiddy. :plus:
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I would put that little imp on toilet cleaning duties for a month!
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I would've kicked the kid's arse all around the house for that. :zoinks:
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http://www.canada.com/calls+police+over+chore+list/5260495/story.html (http://www.canada.com/calls+police+over+chore+list/5260495/story.html)
When a German boy phoned to complain he was being made to do "forced labour," police were alarmed. But it turned out the 11-year-old had only been asked by his mother to help clean up at home.
When a German boy phoned to complain he was being made to do "forced labour," police were alarmed. But it turned out the 11-year-old had only been asked by his mother to help clean up at home.
Photograph by: Thinkstock, canada.com
When a German boy phoned to complain he was being made to do "forced labour," police were alarmed. But it turned out the 11-yearold had only been asked by his mother to help clean up at home.
The boy from the western city of Aachen phoned on Monday to make his complaint, adding that his mother "made him work all day", police said.
"I have to work all day long. I haven't any free time," the boy told police.
But his mother, who was not identified, told police her son had been complaining over the summer holidays of having to help around the house, and had repeatedly threatened to call the police over such "forced labour."
When she asked him to pick up paper on the floor, he dialed the 110 police emergency number.
"He plays all day long and when told to tidy up what he's done, he calls it forced labour," police quoted his mother as saying.
© Copyright (c) The Province
:LMAO:
Bad , but so funny , little bugger's practicing for teenage years I think. :zoinks:
Yeah, those little tearaways are running rampant. Bet the police told him to STFU.
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Now that's one spoiled brat that needs some good spanking. :trollface:
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Now that's one spoiled brat that needs some good spanking. :trollface:
Wonder what his father's reaction was when he got home?
(Providing the kid had one - maybe it was single parent)
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Yep, good way to get yourself into serious shit for wasting police time, do it enough when he's older and he'll be arrested/fined. ::)
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I guess I have a different perspective and say... :viking:
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Definitely needs a switch.
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Reminds me of the time when my sister was 3 years old and rang 999 calling the police a fat duck. They came round our house immediately saying she'd called them a fat fuck, but of course when my dad asked for their tapes to prove it they backed down. They still gave her a telling off though :laugh:
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Reminds me of the time when my sister was 3 years old and rang 999 calling the police a fat duck. They came round our house immediately saying she'd called them a fat fuck, but of course when my dad asked for their tapes to prove it they backed down. They still gave her a telling off though :laugh:
:laugh: Were they fat?
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Reminds me of the time when my sister was 3 years old and rang 999 calling the police a fat duck. They came round our house immediately saying she'd called them a fat fuck, but of course when my dad asked for their tapes to prove it they backed down. They still gave her a telling off though :laugh:
:laugh: Were they fat?
:lol:
How would she have known over the phone whether they were or not?
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Reminds me of the time when my sister was 3 years old and rang 999 calling the police a fat duck. They came round our house immediately saying she'd called them a fat fuck, but of course when my dad asked for their tapes to prove it they backed down. They still gave her a telling off though :laugh:
:laugh: Were they fat?
:lol:
How would she have known over the phone whether they were or not?
She said they got all butthurt and came to the house immediately. Am guessing anyone would know a 3 year old is a kid over the phone, so thought maybe it was a good guess and they were fat judging from the quick response.
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Yet another brat.
Or did he take it all literal and thought it was real labor and couldn't tell the difference between chores and labor?
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Yet another brat.
Or did he take it all literal and thought it was real labor and couldn't tell the difference between chores and labor?
Happy to see you commenting on something that isn't WP related :clap:
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Yet another brat.
Or did he take it all literal and thought it was real labor and couldn't tell the difference between chores and labor?
Happy to see you commenting on something that isn't WP related :clap:
Or shit related. :P
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My teenage daughter did almost the same thing. She called the police and said she was being abused. The police came and explained to her that it is not abuse when your parents won't buy you another pair of designer jeans.
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My teenage daughter did almost the same thing. She called the police and said she was being abused. The police came and explained to her that it is not abuse when your parents won't buy you another pair of designer jeans.
What did you do after the police left?
BTW, :welcome: to Intensitysquared.
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My teenage daughter did almost the same thing. She called the police and said she was being abused. The police came and explained to her that it is not abuse when your parents won't buy you another pair of designer jeans.
Is she autistic or not autistic?
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My teenage daughter did almost the same thing. She called the police and said she was being abused. The police came and explained to her that it is not abuse when your parents won't buy you another pair of designer jeans.
You need an intro thread
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My teenage daughter did almost the same thing. She called the police and said she was being abused. The police came and explained to her that it is not abuse when your parents won't buy you another pair of designer jeans.
Am just wondering to myself... how many phone calls like these do the police get on a regular basis?
Maybe they have an official Child Discipline Unit (CDU) to handle them. :LOL:
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My teenage daughter did almost the same thing. She called the police and said she was being abused. The police came and explained to her that it is not abuse when your parents won't buy you another pair of designer jeans.
Am just wondering to myself... how many phone calls like these do the police get on a regular basis?
Maybe they have an official Child Discipline Unit (CDU) to handle them. :LOL:
I wonder if the kid gets an hour of Elmo and Big Bird while being put on hold.
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Gee, that would speak volumes about a parent if they had to contact a "CDU" to handle their child, more than it would the child.
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Gee, that would speak volumes about a parent if they had to contact a "CDU" to handle their child, more than it would the child.
That's a good point actually.
Calling the police over things like that is "normal" child behaviour because in their logic police probably = a higher authority.
So in some bizarre way they are actually proving they have a grasp on authority because something they think is unfair they are reportng to an authority :laugh:
Although on the other hand , it is always good to call in help if you are struggling as a parent rather than just try to tough it out I guess. :dunno:
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Gee, that would speak volumes about a parent if they had to contact a "CDU" to handle their child, more than it would the child.
That's a good point actually.
Calling the police over things like that is "normal" child behaviour because in their logic police probably = a higher authority.
So in some bizarre way they are actually proving they have a grasp on authority because something they think is unfair they are reportng to an authority :laugh:
Although on the other hand , it is always good to call in help if you are struggling as a parent rather than just try to tough it out I guess. :dunno:
My daughter had never actually called the police herself, but she says she wants to call the police all the time over relatively minor upsets. I think that's a good point that she sees the police as a sort of higher authority.
Maybe that's the same mindset that the woman had who took her six year old daughter to the police station to tattle on her for doing something naughty and wound up arrested for child endangerment and involved with Child Protective Services.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/02/24/couple-leaves-daughter-at_n_827368.html (http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/02/24/couple-leaves-daughter-at_n_827368.html)
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Poor kid.
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Poor kid.
:agreed:
I think that the mother had some crazy idea that she could scare her daughter into behaving better, since a similar ruse worked for a friend's child. However, I think letting a young child believe you will abandon them is a terrible idea that's bound to backfire in all sorts of ways.
I have to say I have done something sort of similar before when my daughter was running away from me and I couldn't catch her. I called out after her, "Have a good life, Sweetie!" Then she turned around and ran back to me, outraged with me for saying that to her.
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I have to say I have done something sort of similar before when my daughter was running away from me and I couldn't catch her. I called out after her, "Have a good life, Sweetie!" Then she turned around and ran back to me, outraged with me for saying that to her.
:lol:
Was the diva-like behaviour that probably follwed that worth it? :laugh:
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I have to say I have done something sort of similar before when my daughter was running away from me and I couldn't catch her. I called out after her, "Have a good life, Sweetie!" Then she turned around and ran back to me, outraged with me for saying that to her.
:lol:
Was the diva-like behaviour that probably follwed that worth it? :laugh:
It was, because I couldn't catch her.
I tried the same thing on the beach in Delaware when she was running away because she didn't like that it was getting dark and the beach was closing, but I guess she couldn't hear me because she kept right on running. I had to run back and get my husband to chase her down and catch her. I'm not a fast runner.
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I have to say I have done something sort of similar before when my daughter was running away from me and I couldn't catch her. I called out after her, "Have a good life, Sweetie!" Then she turned around and ran back to me, outraged with me for saying that to her.
:lol:
Was the diva-like behaviour that probably follwed that worth it? :laugh:
It was, because I couldn't catch her.
I tried the same thing on the beach in Delaware when she was running away because she didn't like that it was getting dark and the beach was closing, but I guess she couldn't hear me because she kept right on running. I had to run back and get my husband to chase her down and catch her. I'm not a fast runner.
I had heard that comment used, but wasn't sure if it was real or not. Here, they just tell you not to swim after dark because of the chance you will get lost in the water, and no-one can rescue you.
What is probably meant, is the lifeguards go off duty at sundown. And that is fair enough.
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I have to say I have done something sort of similar before when my daughter was running away from me and I couldn't catch her. I called out after her, "Have a good life, Sweetie!" Then she turned around and ran back to me, outraged with me for saying that to her.
:lol:
Was the diva-like behaviour that probably follwed that worth it? :laugh:
It was, because I couldn't catch her.
I tried the same thing on the beach in Delaware when she was running away because she didn't like that it was getting dark and the beach was closing, but I guess she couldn't hear me because she kept right on running. I had to run back and get my husband to chase her down and catch her. I'm not a fast runner.
I had heard that comment used, but wasn't sure if it was real or not. Here, they just tell you not to swim after dark because of the chance you will get lost in the water, and no-one can rescue you.
What is probably meant, is the lifeguards go off duty at sundown. And that is fair enough.
We had just been told by some lifeguards or park rangers in a vehicle driving on the beach that the beach was closing and that we had to leave.
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I have to say I have done something sort of similar before when my daughter was running away from me and I couldn't catch her. I called out after her, "Have a good life, Sweetie!" Then she turned around and ran back to me, outraged with me for saying that to her.
:lol:
Was the diva-like behaviour that probably follwed that worth it? :laugh:
It was, because I couldn't catch her.
I tried the same thing on the beach in Delaware when she was running away because she didn't like that it was getting dark and the beach was closing, but I guess she couldn't hear me because she kept right on running. I had to run back and get my husband to chase her down and catch her. I'm not a fast runner.
I had heard that comment used, but wasn't sure if it was real or not. Here, they just tell you not to swim after dark because of the chance you will get lost in the water, and no-one can rescue you.
What is probably meant, is the lifeguards go off duty at sundown. And that is fair enough.
We had just been told by some lifeguards or park rangers in a vehicle driving on the beach that the beach was closing and that we had to leave.
No worries.
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That couldn't happen here, the beaches are vast and too big to monitor in that way. Not much fun being at the beach at night though.
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That couldn't happen here, the beaches are vast and too big to monitor in that way. Not much fun being at the beach at night though.
My husband and I walked along a beach at night when we were on our honeymoon in Cancun and that was pretty fun for us, since there weren't many other people there, but I get your point.
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That couldn't happen here, the beaches are vast and too big to monitor in that way. Not much fun being at the beach at night though.
I always liked it at night so peaceful.
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Went with 2 girlfriends to the beach one year in the "off" season.
Used to sneak out of room at 1:00 am and go sit on the beach by myself.
I think it was supposed to be closed...stars + ocean + NO people = awesome.
One of my best memories.
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My teenage daughter did almost the same thing. She called the police and said she was being abused. The police came and explained to her that it is not abuse when your parents won't buy you another pair of designer jeans.
What did you do after the police left?
BTW, :welcome: to Intensitysquared.
It was just another drama queen moment in a life full of them. We had to move to a cheaper area when we lost a lot of our money and she blamed us for making her leaving her friends. Later we found a boy in her bed at 2:00 am and when we kicked him out, she stole our car and drove over 200 miles away back to our old town. She caused an accident on the way so the police stopped her and called us. She told her counselors at school how mean we were to her and that we wouldn't let her go to college (a lie). We let her use our car to go to work at McDonald's and then learned that she was letting all her friends drive it. She was also having sex with co-workers in the freezer room! She hated us so much that we let her move out before she turned 18. Then she told everyone that we kicked her out. My parents believed her and blamed us and decided to drop us out of their lives. Then she had a baby and moved near my parents. They co-signed on a student loan and a car loan for her, and again blamed us for not co-signing ourselves. When her baby was 5 she decided that she was tired of being a parent and asked everyone in the family to take my grandchild. We couldn't take her because my husband has a progressive disease and needs quiet. She finally got the father's stepmother to take her. Then my parents decided that to cut her out their lives but they never admitted to us that they were wrong. All this time I always gave my daughter money when she needed it. She complained about my parents and I reminded her how much they had helped her - her response "what have they done for me lately?" not kidding!
She isn't autistic; why would you think that? Autistic kids wouldn't do something like that. I know because I have one. Once my disruptive daughter left, he was so much happier and calmer. We all were.
She is a pathological liar. Everyone believes what she says because she believes it herself. Guess what she is doing now? Going to law school - the perfect career for her!
Thanks for the welcome.
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Kit?
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Ive never seen the ocean, or a beach. I went to lake Erie when i was like a baby but that doesnt count :(
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My teenage daughter did almost the same thing. She called the police and said she was being abused. The police came and explained to her that it is not abuse when your parents won't buy you another pair of designer jeans.
What did you do after the police left?
BTW, :welcome: to Intensitysquared.
It was just another drama queen moment in a life full of them. We had to move to a cheaper area when we lost a lot of our money and she blamed us for making her leaving her friends. Later we found a boy in her bed at 2:00 am and when we kicked him out, she stole our car and drove over 200 miles away back to our old town. She caused an accident on the way so the police stopped her and called us. She told her counselors at school how mean we were to her and that we wouldn't let her go to college (a lie). We let her use our car to go to work at McDonald's and then learned that she was letting all her friends drive it. She was also having sex with co-workers in the freezer room! She hated us so much that we let her move out before she turned 18. Then she told everyone that we kicked her out. My parents believed her and blamed us and decided to drop us out of their lives. Then she had a baby and moved near my parents. They co-signed on a student loan and a car loan for her, and again blamed us for not co-signing ourselves. When her baby was 5 she decided that she was tired of being a parent and asked everyone in the family to take my grandchild. We couldn't take her because my husband has a progressive disease and needs quiet. She finally got the father's stepmother to take her. Then my parents decided that to cut her out their lives but they never admitted to us that they were wrong. All this time I always gave my daughter money when she needed it. She complained about my parents and I reminded her how much they had helped her - her response "what have they done for me lately?" not kidding!
She isn't autistic; why would you think that? Autistic kids wouldn't do something like that. I know because I have one. Once my disruptive daughter left, he was so much happier and calmer. We all were.
She is a pathological liar. Everyone believes what she says because she believes it herself. Guess what she is doing now? Going to law school - the perfect career for her!
Thanks for the welcome.
I hope that your daughter does well in law school. I know someone who went to law school when he was a little older and now he's a lawyer who does pretty well. How old is your granddaughter now? Do you and your husband get to see her?
Kit probably wondered whether or not she was autistic because she wondered if maybe your daughter called the police because of a similar literal mindset that my daughter has of police being authority figures who can fix almost any situation.
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Kit?
What?
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My teenage daughter did almost the same thing. She called the police and said she was being abused. The police came and explained to her that it is not abuse when your parents won't buy you another pair of designer jeans.
What did you do after the police left?
BTW, :welcome: to Intensitysquared.
It was just another drama queen moment in a life full of them. We had to move to a cheaper area when we lost a lot of our money and she blamed us for making her leaving her friends. Later we found a boy in her bed at 2:00 am and when we kicked him out, she stole our car and drove over 200 miles away back to our old town. She caused an accident on the way so the police stopped her and called us. She told her counselors at school how mean we were to her and that we wouldn't let her go to college (a lie). We let her use our car to go to work at McDonald's and then learned that she was letting all her friends drive it. She was also having sex with co-workers in the freezer room! She hated us so much that we let her move out before she turned 18. Then she told everyone that we kicked her out. My parents believed her and blamed us and decided to drop us out of their lives. Then she had a baby and moved near my parents. They co-signed on a student loan and a car loan for her, and again blamed us for not co-signing ourselves. When her baby was 5 she decided that she was tired of being a parent and asked everyone in the family to take my grandchild. We couldn't take her because my husband has a progressive disease and needs quiet. She finally got the father's stepmother to take her. Then my parents decided that to cut her out their lives but they never admitted to us that they were wrong. All this time I always gave my daughter money when she needed it. She complained about my parents and I reminded her how much they had helped her - her response "what have they done for me lately?" not kidding!
She isn't autistic; why would you think that? Autistic kids wouldn't do something like that. I know because I have one. Once my disruptive daughter left, he was so much happier and calmer. We all were.
She is a pathological liar. Everyone believes what she says because she believes it herself. Guess what she is doing now? Going to law school - the perfect career for her!
Thanks for the welcome.
I hope that your daughter does well in law school. I know someone who went to law school when he was a little older and now he's a lawyer who does pretty well. How old is your granddaughter now? Do you and your husband get to see her?
Kit probably wondered whether or not she was autistic because she wondered if maybe your daughter called the police because of a similar literal mindset that my daughter has of police being authority figures who can fix almost any situation.
Yeah exactly and this is an autism forum so it will always make me wonder. Plus autistic parents are more likely to have autistic kids.
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My teenage daughter did almost the same thing. She called the police and said she was being abused. The police came and explained to her that it is not abuse when your parents won't buy you another pair of designer jeans.
What did you do after the police left?
BTW, :welcome: to Intensitysquared.
It was just another drama queen moment in a life full of them. We had to move to a cheaper area when we lost a lot of our money and she blamed us for making her leaving her friends. Later we found a boy in her bed at 2:00 am and when we kicked him out, she stole our car and drove over 200 miles away back to our old town. She caused an accident on the way so the police stopped her and called us. She told her counselors at school how mean we were to her and that we wouldn't let her go to college (a lie). We let her use our car to go to work at McDonald's and then learned that she was letting all her friends drive it. She was also having sex with co-workers in the freezer room! She hated us so much that we let her move out before she turned 18. Then she told everyone that we kicked her out. My parents believed her and blamed us and decided to drop us out of their lives. Then she had a baby and moved near my parents. They co-signed on a student loan and a car loan for her, and again blamed us for not co-signing ourselves. When her baby was 5 she decided that she was tired of being a parent and asked everyone in the family to take my grandchild. We couldn't take her because my husband has a progressive disease and needs quiet. She finally got the father's stepmother to take her. Then my parents decided that to cut her out their lives but they never admitted to us that they were wrong. All this time I always gave my daughter money when she needed it. She complained about my parents and I reminded her how much they had helped her - her response "what have they done for me lately?" not kidding!
She isn't autistic; why would you think that? Autistic kids wouldn't do something like that. I know because I have one. Once my disruptive daughter left, he was so much happier and calmer. We all were.
She is a pathological liar. Everyone believes what she says because she believes it herself. Guess what she is doing now? Going to law school - the perfect career for her!
Thanks for the welcome.
I hope that your daughter does well in law school. I know someone who went to law school when he was a little older and now he's a lawyer who does pretty well. How old is your granddaughter now? Do you and your husband get to see her?
Kit probably wondered whether or not she was autistic because she wondered if maybe your daughter called the police because of a similar literal mindset that my daughter has of police being authority figures who can fix almost any situation.
It's been a little over a year since she abandoned her daughter. She claims that she will take her back after she finishes law school, but the main reason she abandoned her was because her new boyfriend doesn't like kids and she wanted to follow him to New York where he was going to law school. He is going to NYU and he has already completed one year. Apparently he is very smart because NYU is one of the top law schools. My daughter got into Fordham, which is still a good school. She just started, but I have no doubt that she will do well. She has an IQ over 145, and we were warned when she was young that kids with high IQ's are tougher to manage.
My son is only mildly autistic and he has a literal mindset in some ways. He was arrested as a juvenile so he doesn't have that view of the police. His crime was that he was convinced by a friend to graffiti their school, which is a felony in California. With his friends, he always took the path of least resistance. His main problem is his inability to relate to people. Social situations make him nervous and he doesn't understand the appropriate things to say a lot of the time. The worst time for him was when he was in high school, because the teachers, even though they knew he had a problem, still took his behavior personally and assumed that he was capable of changing it. He is very stubborn and it is very hard to change his mind. He can take it to extremes, and would rather starve than give in (for example). Despite his issues, he is quite good with computers and runs his own website which earns enough to support him.
I get to see my granddaughter occasionally. She lives quite close but her guardian isn't very good at returning my calls or leaving time in her schedule to fit me in.
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I'm sorry that you don't get to see your granddaughter very often because her other grandmother won't make the time for you to do so. I think that the more people who can love and support her and make her realize how precious she is, the less likely she is to be damaged from the abandonment by her mother. Given your daughter's relationship history, maybe the new relationship with the boyfriend at NYU won't last any longer than law school does and she can raise her daughter then.
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Thanks for the support. We are all very surprised that my daughter's relationship with her boyfriend has lasted this long.
I'm not sure that it wouldn't be more damaging to my grandchild to have her removed from her stable home with her grandmother and returned to her mother, even if my daughter really wants her.
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Ive never seen the ocean, or a beach. I went to lake Erie when i was like a baby but that doesnt count :(
That's not good. You should take a vacation to Kitty Hawk/Nagshead NC. It is beautiful there. I have been to beaches on the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans and the Mediterranean and Tasman Seas. Harbor Seals are beautiful. :seal:
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Ive never seen the ocean, or a beach. I went to lake Erie when i was like a baby but that doesnt count :(
That's not good. You should take a vacation to Kitty Hawk/Nagshead NC. It is beautiful there. I have been to beaches on the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans and the Mediterranean and Tasman Seas. Harbor Seals are beautiful. :seal:
Harbor Seals are indeed beautiful, and their likenesses look great when engraved on pennies! :seal:
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Ive never seen the ocean, or a beach. I went to lake Erie when i was like a baby but that doesnt count :(
That's not good. You should take a vacation to Kitty Hawk/Nagshead NC. It is beautiful there. I have been to beaches on the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans and the Mediterranean and Tasman Seas. Harbor Seals are beautiful. :seal:
Harbor Seals are indeed beautiful, and their likenesses look great when engraved on pennies! :seal:
I thought that said something else for a sec there :zombiefuck:
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:agreed: CBC has a dirty mind and a potty mouth. :laugh:
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:agreed: CBC has a dirty mind and a potty mouth. :laugh:
Must have something to do with my California host, now THAT guy has a filthy mouth! :zoinks:
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Ive never seen the ocean, or a beach. I went to lake Erie when i was like a baby but that doesnt count :(
That's not good. You should take a vacation to Kitty Hawk/Nagshead NC. It is beautiful there. I have been to beaches on the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans and the Mediterranean and Tasman Seas. Harbor Seals are beautiful. :seal:
Harbor Seals are indeed beautiful, and their likenesses look great when engraved on pennies! :seal:
I thought that said something else for a sec there :zombiefuck:
Good to see I wasn't the only one wondering about CBC's perversions.
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Ive never seen the ocean, or a beach. I went to lake Erie when i was like a baby but that doesnt count :(
That's not good. You should take a vacation to Kitty Hawk/Nagshead NC. It is beautiful there. I have been to beaches on the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans and the Mediterranean and Tasman Seas. Harbor Seals are beautiful. :seal:
Harbor Seals are indeed beautiful, and their likenesses look great when engraved on pennies! :seal:
I thought that said something else for a sec there :zombiefuck:
Good to see I wasn't the only one wondering about CBC's perversions.
Any seeming dirty-mindedness on my part is entirely due to PPK's bad influence. :M
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Ive never seen the ocean, or a beach. I went to lake Erie when i was like a baby but that doesnt count :(
That's not good. You should take a vacation to Kitty Hawk/Nagshead NC. It is beautiful there. I have been to beaches on the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans and the Mediterranean and Tasman Seas. Harbor Seals are beautiful. :seal:
Harbor Seals are indeed beautiful, and their likenesses look great when engraved on pennies! :seal:
I thought that said something else for a sec there :zombiefuck:
Good to see I wasn't the only one wondering about CBC's perversions.
Any seeming dirty-mindedness on my part is entirely due to PPK's bad influence. :M
What?
PPK talked about his seal engraved "pennie"?
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Ive never seen the ocean, or a beach. I went to lake Erie when i was like a baby but that doesnt count :(
That's not good. You should take a vacation to Kitty Hawk/Nagshead NC. It is beautiful there. I have been to beaches on the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans and the Mediterranean and Tasman Seas. Harbor Seals are beautiful. :seal:
Harbor Seals are indeed beautiful, and their likenesses look great when engraved on pennies! :seal:
I thought that said something else for a sec there :zombiefuck:
Good to see I wasn't the only one wondering about CBC's perversions.
Any seeming dirty-mindedness on my part is entirely due to PPK's bad influence. :M
What?
PPK talked about his seal engraved "pennie"?
Oh god , imagine putting THAT in a press. :zombiefuck:
Sounds like something out of a saw film.
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And every time I see that someone posted in this thread again, I wonder what is so exciting about an 11 year old calling the cops over chores. :asthing:
Derailment is awesome.
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Ive never seen the ocean, or a beach. I went to lake Erie when i was like a baby but that doesnt count :(
That's not good. You should take a vacation to Kitty Hawk/Nagshead NC. It is beautiful there. I have been to beaches on the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans and the Mediterranean and Tasman Seas. Harbor Seals are beautiful. :seal:
Harbor Seals are indeed beautiful, and their likenesses look great when engraved on pennies! :seal:
I thought that said something else for a sec there :zombiefuck:
Good to see I wasn't the only one wondering about CBC's perversions.
Any seeming dirty-mindedness on my part is entirely due to PPK's bad influence. :M
Yeah, yeah, blame it all on a man.
You women can't take responsibility just once for the words you say. :autism:
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Ive never seen the ocean, or a beach. I went to lake Erie when i was like a baby but that doesnt count :(
That's not good. You should take a vacation to Kitty Hawk/Nagshead NC. It is beautiful there. I have been to beaches on the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans and the Mediterranean and Tasman Seas. Harbor Seals are beautiful. :seal:
Harbor Seals are indeed beautiful, and their likenesses look great when engraved on pennies! :seal:
I thought that said something else for a sec there :zombiefuck:
Good to see I wasn't the only one wondering about CBC's perversions.
Any seeming dirty-mindedness on my part is entirely due to PPK's bad influence. :M
Yeah, yeah, blame it all on a man.
You women can't take responsibility just once for the words you say. :autism:
Too scared to address CBC as a person? So going after all women now? :zoinks:
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^^ Well, cbc IS terrifying :mwhaha:
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^^ Well, cbc IS terrifying :mwhaha:
There is that, but to have a go at you too, because of that, is highly unfair.
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It must be my feeble woman brain that made me overlook that, and my unstable woman emotions making me now overreact. I must be getting my period or something, I should get back to the kitchen and shut up now.
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It must be my feeble woman brain that made me overlook that, and my unstable woman emotions making me now overreact. I must be getting my period or something, I should get back to the kitchen and shut up now.
At least you are acknowledging the problem. CBC just continues pointing fingers. :zoinks:
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It must be my feeble woman brain that made me overlook that, and my unstable woman emotions making me now overreact. I must be getting my period or something, I should get back to the kitchen and shut up now.
No sweety, you did nothing wrong.
But it is always good to withdraw to the kitchen, barefoot of course.
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It must be my feeble woman brain that made me overlook that, and my unstable woman emotions making me now overreact. I must be getting my period or something, I should get back to the kitchen and shut up now.
No sweety, you did nothing wrong.
But it is always good to withdraw to the kitchen, barefoot of course.
:2thumbsup:
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It must be my feeble woman brain that made me overlook that, and my unstable woman emotions making me now overreact. I must be getting my period or something, I should get back to the kitchen and shut up now.
At least you are acknowledging the problem. CBC just continues pointing fingers. :zoinks:
Well, I was always a good little Weeble till you corrupted me. I like pointing fingers. :hahaha:
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It must be my feeble woman brain that made me overlook that, and my unstable woman emotions making me now overreact. I must be getting my period or something, I should get back to the kitchen and shut up now.
At least you are acknowledging the problem. CBC just continues pointing fingers. :zoinks:
Well, I was always a good little Weeble till you corrupted me. I like pointing fingers. :hahaha:
It's your story, tell it how you want.
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It must be my feeble woman brain that made me overlook that, and my unstable woman emotions making me now overreact. I must be getting my period or something, I should get back to the kitchen and shut up now.
At least you are acknowledging the problem. CBC just continues pointing fingers. :zoinks:
That's the core of the matter.
Who started pointing fingers, or engraved "pennies"? :tard:
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It must be my feeble woman brain that made me overlook that, and my unstable woman emotions making me now overreact. I must be getting my period or something, I should get back to the kitchen and shut up now.
At least you are acknowledging the problem. CBC just continues pointing fingers. :zoinks:
That's the core of the matter.
Who started pointing fingers, or engraved "pennies"? :tard:
The culprit below.
:agreed: CBC has a dirty mind and a potty mouth. :laugh:
Must have something to do with my California host, now THAT guy has a filthy mouth! :zoinks:
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It must be my feeble woman brain that made me overlook that, and my unstable woman emotions making me now overreact. I must be getting my period or something, I should get back to the kitchen and shut up now.
At least you are acknowledging the problem. CBC just continues pointing fingers. :zoinks:
That's the core of the matter.
Who started pointing fingers, or engraved "pennies"? :tard:
Really, it all started with this adorable souvenir:
(http://i892.photobucket.com/albums/ac126/ShadowSnap/whatatrip/520-1.jpg)
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It must be my feeble woman brain that made me overlook that, and my unstable woman emotions making me now overreact. I must be getting my period or something, I should get back to the kitchen and shut up now.
At least you are acknowledging the problem. CBC just continues pointing fingers. :zoinks:
That's the core of the matter.
Who started pointing fingers, or engraved "pennies"? :tard:
The culprit below.
:agreed: CBC has a dirty mind and a potty mouth. :laugh:
Must have something to do with my California host, now THAT guy has a filthy mouth! :zoinks:
You're right, it was the responsibility of CBC, to see that filthy mouthed guy or not. She chose to go.
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That is a good souvenir. Maybe I will get one.
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It must be my feeble woman brain that made me overlook that, and my unstable woman emotions making me now overreact. I must be getting my period or something, I should get back to the kitchen and shut up now.
At least you are acknowledging the problem. CBC just continues pointing fingers. :zoinks:
That's the core of the matter.
Who started pointing fingers, or engraved "pennies"? :tard:
The culprit below.
:agreed: CBC has a dirty mind and a potty mouth. :laugh:
Must have something to do with my California host, now THAT guy has a filthy mouth! :zoinks:
You're right, it was the responsibility of CBC, to see that filthy mouthed guy or not. She chose to go.
But it was so much fun! We went shooting, and sightseeing, and we had :pizza: and everything! :2thumbsup:
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Too scared to address CBC as a person? So going after all women now? :zoinks:
Are you saying women are not persons? :autism:
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Too scared to address CBC as a person? So going after all women now? :zoinks:
Are you saying women are not persons? :autism:
Noooo, but in using the word "women" instead of addressing CBC as a person in her own right, you kind of depersonalised CBC. And took away responsibility from her, because she can't help it, she's got that condition of being female. :smarty:
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Too scared to address CBC as a person? So going after all women now? :zoinks:
Are you saying women are not persons? :autism:
Noooo, but in using the word "women" instead of addressing CBC as a person in her own right, you kind of depersonalised CBC. And took away responsibility from her, because she can't help it, she's got that condition of being female. :smarty:
That's true though, I'm really just a girl and I do what all the other girls are doing! :blonde:
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I love that three pages have gone by with nobody even acknowledging steadfast's last post. :thumbup:
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People on this forum have a tendency to drift off-topic. I love how every serious thread turns into an insult party.
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People on this forum have a tendency to drift off-topic. I love how every serious thread turns into an insult party.
And occasionally the insult parties morph into sophisticated discourse! :autism:
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People on this forum have a tendency to drift off-topic. I love how every serious thread turns into an insult party.
And occasionally the insult parties morph into sophisticated discourse! :autism:
I remember PMSElle said something really fitting about that. I wish I could remember the exact quote, but it was something like she loves how a discussion can go from oral sex techniques to a serious discussion on the importance of wearing your seatbelt.
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People on this forum have a tendency to drift off-topic. I love how every serious thread turns into an insult party.
Yeah, this isnt a support forum. But if you stick around and make friends then they will care about you. Just dont expect much coddling or fake sympathy.
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People on this forum have a tendency to drift off-topic. I love how every serious thread turns into an insult party.
What insult party? And who are you again?
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People on this forum have a tendency to drift off-topic. I love how every serious thread turns into an insult party.
What insult party? And who are you again?
Don't play innocent Mac, we all insulted CBC.
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Well, of course, I'm a man after all, lol.
But who's steadfast really? I just noticed she might be a troll.
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Well, of course, I'm a man after all, lol.
But who's steadfast really? I just noticed she might be a troll.
I just think she is really sensitive and isnt aware of what this forum is really about.
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Well, of course, I'm a man after all, lol.
But who's steadfast really? I just noticed she might be a troll.
I just think she is really sensitive and isnt aware of what this forum is really about.
I don't know. I'll just wait and see.
Who knows, she may surprise me.
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Well, of course, I'm a man after all, lol.
But who's steadfast really? I just noticed she might be a troll.
I just think she is really sensitive and isnt aware of what this forum is really about.
You hit the nail on the head.
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Well, of course, I'm a man after all, lol.
But who's steadfast really? I just noticed she might be a troll.
I just think she is really sensitive and isnt aware of what this forum is really about.
You hit the nail on the head.
It's hard to tell what this place is about from the intro page. Very subtle.
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Lot of people don't seem to realize what this place is about. I remember when I first joined here, someone thought I was a troll and then some people thought I was a fake. I was labeled as very naive by scrapheap. I probably was naive then because I was dense about this place at first.