Whenever St. X plays at PRP I always stop there before game. Sad kids can't behave these days.

How sad. When we "adults" and "authority figures" don't hold children accountable and discipline when necessary, this is what it evolves to, a ban.

To any young parents reading this, you better get control of your children before they hit middle school or it will be tough sledding for you.

8 hours ago, theguru said:

How sad. When we "adults" and "authority figures" don't hold children accountable and discipline when necessary, this is what it evolves to, a ban.

To any young parents reading this, you better get control of your children before they hit middle school or it will be tough sledding for you.

Pretty much the same thing is happening at a business in Florence, Ky.

43 minutes ago, 4 Quarters said:

Pretty much the same thing is happening at a business in Florence, Ky.

Ubiquitous.

I grew up in the 70's when large families were commonplace. There were 8 children in our family. My mother, like most moms, ran a tight ship. I can't think of a single time that my friends or I ever were disrespectful to commercial businesses or anywhere in public. Were we perfect? No! But all it took was someone's mom seeing you misbehave and the hammer came down. Now families with one or two kids seem incapable of teaching their children basic manners. Can't tell you how many times I have been in a restaurant irritated by children running around disrupting other diners. Current parents think this is "kids will be kids' behavior, but that would never fly back in the day.

You have to teach your kids at a young age how to behave, so they are not tearing up restaurants as teenagers

And yes.....I realize how old I sound, lol.

1 hour ago, Beechwoodfan said:

I grew up in the 70's when large families were commonplace. There were 8 children in our family. My mother, like most moms, ran a tight ship. I can't think of a single time that my friends or I ever were disrespectful to commercial businesses or anywhere in public. Were we perfect? No! But all it took was someone's mom seeing you misbehave and the hammer came down. Now families with one or two kids seem incapable of teaching their children basic manners. Can't tell you how many times I have been in a restaurant irritated by children running around disrupting other diners. Current parents think this is "kids will be kids' behavior, but that would never fly back in the day.

You have to teach your kids at a young age how to behave, so they are not tearing up restaurants as teenagers

And yes.....I realize how old I sound, lol.

Old doesn't come to mind, righteous does.

1 hour ago, theguru said:

Old doesn't come to mind, righteous does.

Well.....old people have strong opinions.