Agreed, This is not my kids, however, likewise, I do not expect them to act like adults at young ages or all the time at slightly older, as they are developing those skills, lets face it, they are not adults, this is why we don't treat them the same as adults.x9200 wrote:too many kids are just left running and screaming around, a mall or a restaurant, anywhere.
Well, she was an aunty, which just means she was older than me. I'd say mid 40s. I'm told I look younger than my age, so I think people like her see I'm the father and assume I'm some kind of hooligan father.nutnut wrote:Yep, nothing makes me want to hit someone more than someone assaulting my kids, but an old lady?? That's a bit rough mate
Like how I'd call any older man uncle, Uncle Nutnut!zzm9980 wrote:Well, she was an aunty, which just means she was older than me. I'd say mid 40s. I'm told I look younger than my age, so I think people like her see I'm the father and assume I'm some kind of hooligan father.nutnut wrote:Yep, nothing makes me want to hit someone more than someone assaulting my kids, but an old lady?? That's a bit rough mate
calm down uncle!zzm9980 wrote:Well, she was an aunty, which just means she was older than me. I'd say mid 40s. I'm told I look younger than my age, so I think people like her see I'm the father and assume I'm some kind of hooligan father.nutnut wrote:Yep, nothing makes me want to hit someone more than someone assaulting my kids, but an old lady?? That's a bit rough mate
In Singapore, if the lady was a Singaporean, she was just reprimanding the kids for littering, fair .. if the parents don't teach the kids, then somebody had to teach themzzm9980 wrote:...Some old chinese auntie came over and yelled at them, grabbing one by the wrist. ..
Worth noting the flowers were public, not this lady's (she was just sitting there with some other aunties). There were a few dozen pedals on the ground of thousands still on the plant. (It was a hedge a few meters long)
And what if she wasn't SGn? What if she was some auntie visiting her immigrant children? Then 'she has not right to interfere hor!' . 'Only SG citizens have this right to act as an extended neighbourhood branch of the police force'.ecureilx wrote: In Singapore, if the lady was a Singaporean, she was just reprimanding the kids for littering, fair .. if the parents don't teach the kids, then somebody had to teach them
and the plants are all govt property, and .. in a way, the children were 'damaging public property'
so how ??? D
I quite like that Ah girl.the lynx wrote:Like how I'd call any older man uncle, Uncle Nutnut!zzm9980 wrote:Well, she was an aunty, which just means she was older than me. I'd say mid 40s. I'm told I look younger than my age, so I think people like her see I'm the father and assume I'm some kind of hooligan father.nutnut wrote:Yep, nothing makes me want to hit someone more than someone assaulting my kids, but an old lady?? That's a bit rough mate
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Squirrel, I hope you aren't being serious, they are kids, the petals grow back! FFS!ecureilx wrote:In Singapore, if the lady was a Singaporean, she was just reprimanding the kids for littering, fair .. if the parents don't teach the kids, then somebody had to teach themzzm9980 wrote:...Some old chinese auntie came over and yelled at them, grabbing one by the wrist. ..
Worth noting the flowers were public, not this lady's (she was just sitting there with some other aunties). There were a few dozen pedals on the ground of thousands still on the plant. (It was a hedge a few meters long)
and the plants are all govt property, and .. in a way, the children were 'damaging public property'
so how ??? D
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