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Come Inside... => The Snug => Topic started by: Miss Demeanour on November 08, 2009, 12:37:17 PM
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Yesterday The Brat went out with some friends....was orrible weather as we all know - so as she was leaving I suggested she should take her coat. The look of disgust and ridicule I got back suggested I didn't know what I'm talking about and should just mind my own business.
I took little pleasure when she returned later that afternoon looking as if she had been treading water in open seas for at least 3 days happy001
This morning ...off to football - it is the same thing . It is not warm - refusal to wear a coat.
I give up - never buying another one for her as it is pointless noooo:
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I think having her mittens tied together through the sleeves doesn't help tho... noooo:
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Think my Christmas present from her to me is likely to be an all expenses paid trip to Dignitas ( one way of course lol: )
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Think my Christmas present from her is likely to be an all expenses paid trip to Dignitas ( one way of course lol: )
eeek:
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nonono:
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Thats why the police were really there . Checking her welfare
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Thats why the police were really there . Checking her welfare
lol: lol:
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That'll be it ....she'll have rung Childline to say that she is being forced to wear a coat Banghead
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That'll be it ....she'll have rung Childline to say that she is being forced to wear a coat Banghead
And has an old hand-me-down 'phone.... whistle:
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Indeed your parent having a better phone than you is going to be made a criminal offence shortly I believe whistle:
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That'll be it ....she'll have rung Childline to say that she is being forced to wear a coat Banghead
And if she did the "authorities" would be all over you like a bloody rash.
Children are taught about all their "rights" at school and don't think twice about invoking them.
Pity no-one ever explained that with rights come responsibilities.
I have seen respectable, caring and loving parents dragged into the courts on the say so of a selfish brat trying to get its own way.
The child in question ended up in foster care because once the ball starts to roll no amount of "But honestly I made it up" will be listened to.
Personally I think it served the child right but it devastated the parents. Five sets of foster parents, two years and only "supervised" visits with the parents on "neutral" ground (in a village hall) of one hour per day ~ Mon to Fri and no weekends, because Social Workers need time off, before the child was finally allowed home, aged 16.
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Indeed your parent having a better phone than you is going to be made a criminal offence shortly I believe whistle:
You should take her to school and show it off... whistle: