Funny? Messed up? Cruel, even? You decide.
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I've seen this exact story posted in so many different places on the internet by so many different people. I can't remember if my old, assholish self thought it was funny, but it certainly isn't anymore.
That's actually educational for the kid. Now he will never bite anyone again because his first thought would be "what if this guy is HIV positive"
I thought it was hilarious. I would probably do the same thing.
I thought it was hilarious. I would probably do the same thing.
This is exactly what I thought. If there is such a place some drastic cultural changes need to be implemented.GWarface said:
By religious standards? Do you think that all religions have the same ethical codes, laws, or moral guidelines?Magicmad5511 said:
OK so yes the kid should not be biting people and the mother should be watching them but this is close to the line of going too far. Very very close.
I am a father myself and I can't stand parents that let their kids run around and do whatever they want. I always keep an eye on my little girl when we are out so that she doesn't do anything she shouldn't.
I am a father myself and I can't stand parents that let their kids run around and do whatever they want. I always keep an eye on my little girl when we are out so that she doesn't do anything she shouldn't.
Provided the guy was really kidding about being HIV positive, I applaud him. Parents need to learn to control their kids, I'm a subscriber of the 'parent license' idea (needing to pass a etst to prove you can handle being a parent before you can have kids). So if some parent is too crappy to stop their kid from biting people (which really is dangerous anyway, what if the person really was infected with such a condition?) then a good scare like that is most certainly called for, I feel.
Fortunately, I've never had to deal with that, which is weird because I work in a supermarket part time and the worst I've had is kids screaming and crying. And even then, very little, it's actually much worse on public transport (which I tried to avoid anyway at university since I always lived within cycling distance of anywhere I needed to go, and the train station). Though my Nan has stories of me as a little kid when I apparently used to love winding up my late grandfather, particularly on holiday (apparently I would be playing somewhere and he'd call for me to go back to the Butlins/Haven/Whatever chalet, I'd wait for him at the top of the climbing frame, and as he slowly climbed the steps I'd wait, then when he got to the top go down the slide and run to the other side, and rinse and repeat - took him forever to catch me, usually when I got bored
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Fortunately, I've never had to deal with that, which is weird because I work in a supermarket part time and the worst I've had is kids screaming and crying. And even then, very little, it's actually much worse on public transport (which I tried to avoid anyway at university since I always lived within cycling distance of anywhere I needed to go, and the train station). Though my Nan has stories of me as a little kid when I apparently used to love winding up my late grandfather, particularly on holiday (apparently I would be playing somewhere and he'd call for me to go back to the Butlins/Haven/Whatever chalet, I'd wait for him at the top of the climbing frame, and as he slowly climbed the steps I'd wait, then when he got to the top go down the slide and run to the other side, and rinse and repeat - took him forever to catch me, usually when I got bored
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BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!
that is my totally dignified and respectable view on the matter.
that is my totally dignified and respectable view on the matter.
I'm chalking that one down as funny, albeit rather mean-spirited.
"Crying like the **** she is", was unnecessary and causes me to regard the writer in the same light as everyone else involved.
Also, amusing though it is, I severely doubt it actually occurred. The original writer was probably bitten by a kid then went home and boasted about his totally awesome and completely imaginary revenge.
"Crying like the **** she is", was unnecessary and causes me to regard the writer in the same light as everyone else involved.
Also, amusing though it is, I severely doubt it actually occurred. The original writer was probably bitten by a kid then went home and boasted about his totally awesome and completely imaginary revenge.