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Out of control children and the parents that allow it...

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How about an "I love Dale" t-shirt?

 

How about "I wish Dale was my father" t-shirt.:lol::lol:

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I agree that the kids are in danger when left alone and I agree that schools need to develop a policy regarding unsupervised children.

I think the policy would be met with much resistance from parents who come to watch the game and are all too happy to let the younger brother run off some energy playing pick-up football games behind the end zone or over on the practice field, or wherever.

I watched a game a few weeks ago where an administrator confiscated a football from one of the "pick up games" and it wasn't 5 minutes until the irate parent marched over and demanded the ball, gave it back to the kid and blasted the administrator for taking it in the first place...

It's a different world than I grew up in. My dad would have wore me out - and told the administrator to use the ball for a PE class.

 

Amen, my parents would have done the same thing except I would have been made to apologize for the aggravation.:p:p

It does my heart good to see this thread pop back up.:lol:

 

:irked::irked:

 

:lol:

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Amen, my parents would have done the same thing except I would have been made to apologize for the aggravation.:p:p

 

Mom,

 

Don't let one bad parent (the one in this case) make you believe all parents allow this kind of behavior.

Mom,

 

Don't let one bad parent (the one in this case) make you believe all parents allow this kind of behavior.

 

I might have just peed my pants from laughing so hard.:lol:

 

And I agree with guru, not all parents let their kids be so out of control.

Saw that kid walking through town last night as a Power Ranger. I think he could handle himself if necessary. I mean, he hadn't even 'morphed' yet...

Saw that kid walking through town last night as a Power Ranger. I think he could handle himself if necessary. I mean, he hadn't even 'morphed' yet...

 

Probably no one supervising him once again.;):p

Probably no one supervising him once again.;):p

 

Looked like his 9 year old sister had everything under control...

Saw that kid walking through town last night as a Power Ranger. I think he could handle himself if necessary. I mean, he hadn't even 'morphed' yet...

 

He wasn't dressed as the pink power ranger was he?

Saw that kid walking through town last night as a Power Ranger. I think he could handle himself if necessary. I mean, he hadn't even 'morphed' yet...

 

Take a step back and realize that you know what "morphed" means dad.:D

He wasn't dressed as the pink power ranger was he?

 

RED RANGER!!! :irked:

Take a step back and realize that you know what "morphed" means dad.:D

 

Sad, isn't it?

That's just a darker shade of pink.:p

 

And earlier this week someone thought you were a woman...:p

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