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Posted by Paul in Mich on September 01, 2004 at 01:31:39 from (66.188.26.29):
In Reply to: Re: OT -Are we teaching our kids NOT to pay attent posted by harley1983 on August 31, 2004 at 18:00:14:
Harley, So much of what you say is so true, and I agree with you on so many issues, however, let me put my own slant on your thoughts. Personally, I could care less on how parents allow their kids to go out in public, or whether they demand that their kids go to school, sit down and listen to the teacher. Just dont come to me or my family with their hands out when they cant get a job because they have tattoos all over their face (Tattoos are fine if hidden so that they dont cause social ramifications otherwise not caused), cant read a job application, are relegated to menial jobs if hired because of lack of education. As to unruly kids in restaurants, I have been in your shoes, and am appalled at the lack of respect for other patrons that these kids parents display. I like you had one shot to behave in public, lest I get ushered to the parking lot with serious consequences on the immediate horizion. When asked smoking or non-smoking, I always ask if there is a choice between screecher and non screecher section as I find screeching kids far more offensive than smoking, and I am a non smoker.
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