Parent of the Year?
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Parent of the Year?
CAUTION: There is a little bit of adult language in this.
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Re: Parent of the Year?
That.............was......................AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!














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"When you're not grounded -- whatever year that might be -- ..." 

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Seconded. Somehow, sadly, I feel like this will be me in a few years.tdub wrote:That.............was......................AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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“Arguing with anonymous strangers on the Internet is a sucker's game because they almost always turn out to be—or to be indistinguishable from—self-righteous sixteen-year-olds possessing infinite amounts of free time.” -- Neal Stephenson, Cryptonomicon
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Me too. Which is why it is so cool. I now have a template....kmax wrote:Seconded. Somehow, sadly, I feel like this will be me in a few years.tdub wrote:That.............was......................AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I like that he posted that on her wall. Im sure all potential prom dates and boyfriends took notice. Haha
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my personal favorite...this one's from your mother
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Oh trust me I agree. Don't think I haven't seriously considered posting this video on my kids facebook as a "warning."tdub wrote:Me too. Which is why it is so cool. I now have a template....kmax wrote:Seconded. Somehow, sadly, I feel like this will be me in a few years.tdub wrote:That.............was......................AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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The dude is my hero haha. But in all seriousness I'm glad to see people standing up to out of control kids. I hope my girls aren't too bad later in life.
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Awesome!
But I have to say this is further proof that Facebook is evil. I have seen 3 of my kids grow thru their teen years and have one just about to enter her's. The stuff I've seen kids (not mine, because they have gotten 'the word') post on there has caused more problems and conflicts than I care to recall. As a youth sports coach, I don't go two weeks without hearing about something that someone posted on Facebook that is inappropriate or hurtful to kids who thought they were their friends.
It has taken bullying to a whole new level.
But I have to say this is further proof that Facebook is evil. I have seen 3 of my kids grow thru their teen years and have one just about to enter her's. The stuff I've seen kids (not mine, because they have gotten 'the word') post on there has caused more problems and conflicts than I care to recall. As a youth sports coach, I don't go two weeks without hearing about something that someone posted on Facebook that is inappropriate or hurtful to kids who thought they were their friends.
It has taken bullying to a whole new level.
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Not sure why so many parents let their (pre)teens have free reign on facebook....and cell phone for that matter.cat-o-nine wrote:Awesome!
But I have to say this is further proof that Facebook is evil. I have seen 3 of my kids grow thru their teen years and have one just about to enter her's. The stuff I've seen kids (not mine, because they have gotten 'the word') post on there has caused more problems and conflicts than I care to recall. As a youth sports coach, I don't go two weeks without hearing about something that someone posted on Facebook that is inappropriate or hurtful to kids who thought they were their friends.
It has taken bullying to a whole new level.
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Cyber bullying is the easiest problem in the universe to stop.

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When you find out where this guy lives, let me know. I would love to shake his hand.....






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I would have fashioned some sort of laptop slingshot and used said laptop as a target for my shotgun
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I don't get why everybody loves this guy? Stooping to the level of your 14 year old daughter and embarrassing her around the world is cool? While what she did was wrong, he should've been the parent and spoke to her about it privately. Also some of his demands seem a little much. Maybe I was just spoiled.
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He spoke to her privately the first time she posted something like that and told her if she ever did it again that it wouldn't be pretty, so just living up to his word. And his demands are nothing compared to what I did growing up and it didn't bother me anyBDizzle wrote:I don't get why everybody loves this guy? Stooping to the level of your 14 year old daughter and embarrassing her around the world is cool? While what she did was wrong, he should've been the parent and spoke to her about it privately. Also some of his demands seem a little much. Maybe I was just spoiled.


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BDizzle wrote:I don't get why everybody loves this guy? Stooping to the level of your 14 year old daughter and embarrassing her around the world is cool? While what she did was wrong, he should've been the parent and spoke to her about it privately. Also some of his demands seem a little much. Maybe I was just spoiled.
I probably would have had the same response before I became a father.
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wbtfg wrote:BDizzle wrote:I don't get why everybody loves this guy? Stooping to the level of your 14 year old daughter and embarrassing her around the world is cool? While what she did was wrong, he should've been the parent and spoke to her about it privately. Also some of his demands seem a little much. Maybe I was just spoiled.
I probably would have had the same response before I became a father.
I've got a 5 year old daughter. I'm

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I agree with Bdizzle...and personally think that his parenting skills might be the root of the problem.BDizzle wrote:I don't get why everybody loves this guy? Stooping to the level of your 14 year old daughter and embarrassing her around the world is cool? While what she did was wrong, he should've been the parent and spoke to her about it privately. Also some of his demands seem a little much. Maybe I was just spoiled.
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Ahhh...ye olde "blame the parents" argument. Tell me oh guru of the parent police...what do I need to do to guarantee that my future teenage daughter doesn't go through a rebellious "I hate my parents" stage. If you have that magic bullet (pun intended after that video), then please let me in on it.Eric Ohs wrote:I agree with Bdizzle...and personally think that his parenting skills might be the root of the problem.BDizzle wrote:I don't get why everybody loves this guy? Stooping to the level of your 14 year old daughter and embarrassing her around the world is cool? While what she did was wrong, he should've been the parent and spoke to her about it privately. Also some of his demands seem a little much. Maybe I was just spoiled.
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