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by NumeroUno » Mon Feb 13, 2012 6:25 pm

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by softballaddict » Tue Feb 14, 2012 7:10 am

Way to go dad! Showed it to my DD, and she thought is was funny and agreed with the dad. :lol:
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by J O E » Tue Feb 14, 2012 7:35 am

Cute...but now we know why (and how) she became such a smartass. She's been taught very well by her father.

If he keeps it up, he can say "bye, bye" forever and he won't have to worry about what she's posting on Facebook anymore.
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by DP3816 » Tue Feb 14, 2012 8:14 am

J O E wrote:Cute...but now we know why (and how) she became such a smartass. She's been taught very well by her father.

If he keeps it up, he can say "bye, bye" forever and he won't have to worry about what she's posting on Facebook anymore.


This is a father who has been pushed to his limits. Yes it was extreme and yes this could futher drive a wedge into their already fragile relationship but, there comes a point when you just have to let the kid know exactly how you feel and I think he conveyed that point. He was very angry about his DD using the term "Cleaning Lady" and I have to agree. I wouldn't have shot the laptop I would have donated it to a school or some other worthy charity.
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by J O E » Tue Feb 14, 2012 8:22 am

DP3816 wrote:
J O E wrote:Cute...but now we know why (and how) she became such a smartass. She's been taught very well by her father.

If he keeps it up, he can say "bye, bye" forever and he won't have to worry about what she's posting on Facebook anymore.


This is a father who has been pushed to his limits. Yes it was extreme and yes this could futher drive a wedge into their already fragile relationship but, there comes a point when you just have to let the kid know exactly how you feel and I think he conveyed that point. He was very angry about his DD using the term "Cleaning Lady" and I have to agree. I wouldn't have shot the laptop I would have donated it to a school or some other worthy charity.


Flawed thinking my friend. If he wants his daughter out of his life he should keep doing what he's doing. It's okay to be angry and upset; however, where you go from there will determine your relationship with your family.

Hear me! This dad is going down the wrong road...
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by DonnieS » Tue Feb 14, 2012 1:14 pm

J O E wrote:
DP3816 wrote:
J O E wrote:Cute...but now we know why (and how) she became such a smartass. She's been taught very well by her father.

If he keeps it up, he can say "bye, bye" forever and he won't have to worry about what she's posting on Facebook anymore.


This is a father who has been pushed to his limits. Yes it was extreme and yes this could futher drive a wedge into their already fragile relationship but, there comes a point when you just have to let the kid know exactly how you feel and I think he conveyed that point. He was very angry about his DD using the term "Cleaning Lady" and I have to agree. I wouldn't have shot the laptop I would have donated it to a school or some other worthy charity.


Flawed thinking my friend. If he wants his daughter out of his life he should keep doing what he's doing. It's okay to be angry and upset; however, where you go from there will determine your relationship with your family.

Hear me! This dad is going down the wrong road...


Hear me. The daughter was heading down the wrong road, not the dad. Shooting the laptop wasnt a good idea from a financial standpoint but it got the point across. Sometimes it takes drastic action to get their attention.
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by J O E » Tue Feb 14, 2012 1:23 pm

DonnieS wrote:Hear me. The daughter was heading down the wrong road, not the dad. Shooting the laptop wasnt a good idea from a financial standpoint but it got the point across. Sometimes it takes drastic action to get their attention.


I hear you DonnieS from South Texas...and you're sadly mistaken. A cursing, angry dad who would pull out a gun, discharge the gun, and post it for all to see has issues my friend. The dude was so losing it... he couldn't even put down his smoke for five minutes while he filmed his idiotic rant.

I know the type...and his daughter is indeed heading down the wrong road...because dad taught her all too well.
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by heretostay » Tue Feb 14, 2012 1:31 pm

Joe what year did you win "father of the year" :lol:

It is never okay to disrespect your parents like that. The kid needs her ass kick. Ya the dad could be a knot head and I didn't like the smoke in his hand either but he is still her dad.
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by Dugout Dad » Tue Feb 14, 2012 1:34 pm

He almost has 23,000,000 hits and counting. He'll make enough money from youtube to buy a new laptop.
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by J O E » Tue Feb 14, 2012 1:40 pm

heretostay wrote:Joe what year did you win "father of the year" :lol:

It is never okay to disrespect your parents like that. The kid needs her ass kick. Ya the dad could be a knot head and I didn't like the smoke in his hand either but he is still her dad.


I'm the nominee for Father of the Year for 2012. Last year I placed top ten...

I didn't say it was okay to disrespect your parents numbnuts. His (over)reaction, however, adds insight into his mental health and well-being. And like an old wise man (and Father of the Year) once said...., "An apple doesn't fall far from the tree".
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