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May 2013
10:33pm, 29 May 2013
6,477 posts
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Oysterboy
Bad parenting like that does really make me angry.
People complain about what kids are like these days but if they're treated like that by the person who's supposed to love them the most, what do they expect? And I see it all the time living in the ghetto. I'd love to say something but don't fancy the stabbing that would follow.
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May 2013
10:42pm, 29 May 2013
697 posts
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ThorntonRunner
The problem is that so often tnis is second or third generation. The chav parent was treated by their parents in the same way they treat their children. We don't get taught how to parent, we pick it up from our experience of being parented
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May 2013
10:52pm, 29 May 2013
14,372 posts
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DeeGee
My son (3) doesn't understand why other people don't do as he's been told. He'd be stood there shouting "No, we don't cross now!" at the chav mum. Setting a poor example like that can also have a knock on effect on other children witnessing the poor behaviour.
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May 2013
11:26pm, 29 May 2013
3,279 posts
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Duchess
Like most city dwellers, I'm prone to crossing without a green man (because I know I can get across) but I won't do it if there's a small child at the crossing waiting safely for the lights to change
*polishes halo*
*realises she can't find halo*
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May 2013
11:27pm, 29 May 2013
3,435 posts
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Kimbles
My rental company taking the piss about the end of tenancy!
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May 2013
11:37pm, 29 May 2013
167 posts
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Becky01580
Bad manners and text speak when writing
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May 2013
9:55am, 30 May 2013
10,784 posts
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runner duck
v true, tr!
dg, i remember my son at 3 being horrified that someone was buying sweets in a shop when it wasn't "sweetie saturday" 
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May 2013
12:19pm, 31 May 2013
6,498 posts
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Oysterboy
When the doughnut woman was giving out the doughnuts today she was also promoting organ donation and giving people leaflets about it as her brother had a kidney transplant recently. I sighed and waited for the inevitable cry of "they can take what they want but not my eyes". I think someone must have said this in the media many years ago and it just took off. I don't get it. I pressed some of the people concerned and it seems the only reason is "it would just feel weird". But upon further questioning they decided they also wouldn't want someone to use their face for one of those full face transplants or their whole hands etc. It seems they're only happy to donate body parts that are hidden inside.
Their body, their choice. But it grinds my gears.
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May 2013
12:30pm, 31 May 2013
8 posts
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badhairbear
People turning up an hour early for appointments and then getting annoyed when I have to turn them away.
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May 2013
1:31pm, 31 May 2013
3,369 posts
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heebiejeebie
When my car goes in for its 4 year service and costs me ore than it is currently worth just to make it legal. Suspension, brakes and tyres are worth it, right?
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