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StaxBundlez 02-09-2012 12:38 PM

Parenting, the red neck way.
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kl1uj...ature=youtu.be


:lawl:

:pokerface:nice .45 btw



::yuno:y u no embed


for the TL;DW people

Dad gets back at his daughter for a post she made on Facebook by shooting her laptop with his .45 and posting it on her wall and youtube.

parm104 02-09-2012 02:12 PM

Great way to get attention on YouTube! Keep up the good parenting "dad!"

Destroy the laptop rather than use it for yourself or sell it off for money. You spent money on the laptop in the first place, why destroy something you paid for. Just take it away and make her buy her own and make her pay for her own internet.

JKam 02-09-2012 02:17 PM

a little extreme but props to him. I'd rather see this type of parenting than the "oh it's okay... I know you didn't mean to say those words" type of parenting.

GabAlmighty 02-09-2012 02:50 PM

Outstanding

CP.AR 02-09-2012 02:58 PM

forgot to shoot the harddrive :troll:

Glove 02-09-2012 02:59 PM

I wouldv just taken the laptop and sold it on craigslist,

no need to waste good money

murd0c 02-09-2012 03:03 PM

At least he cares and is doing something about it, she will learn her lesson which thats the whole point. Better move then a lot of parents these days that let there kids get away with everything.

parm104 02-09-2012 03:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by murd0c (Post 7791447)
At least he cares and is doing something about it, she will learn her lesson which thats the whole point. Better move then a lot of parents these days that let there kids get away with everything.

Don't see why posting it on YouTube was the best way to teach your child a lesson...I don't really think she would be embarrassed by that. She's already publicly announced that she doesn't appreciate her parents. She's made the first move of putting her ish on the internet. He simply did the same thing but took it to another level...

Quote:

Originally Posted by Glove (Post 7791444)
I wouldv just taken the laptop and sold it on craigslist,

no need to waste good money

My point exactly! Destroying the laptop achieves nothing more than taking the laptop away and giving it to your wife, keeping it for yourself, or selling it. Just seems like a sad attempt to get YouTube hits.

optiblue 02-09-2012 03:52 PM

Lame, he can destroy the laptop, but he can never stop the internet! With parents like him, she'll probably never speak to him again once she's moved out. Might sound harsh, but times have changed from our parents days to present. Who at age 15 can move out, bypass highschool and be admitted to college while working as well?

Some parents need to learn how to negotiate with their kids better. Foot down my way or the highway method usually leads to kids resenting their parents later on in life which is far worse. Taking a gun to a laptop shows me exactly how narrow minded that dad was in the video. Life has many solutions, a gun is never one of them.

StaxBundlez 02-09-2012 04:05 PM

I can see that everyone has their own opinion in how to raise their kids. lol

My mom would beat me until she got tired, then my dad would beat me; set me straight.

TheKingdom2000 02-09-2012 04:52 PM

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Originally Posted by optiblue (Post 7791496)
Lame, he can destroy the laptop, but he can never stop the internet! With parents like him, she'll probably never speak to him again once she's moved out. Might sound harsh, but times have changed from our parents days to present. Who at age 15 can move out, bypass highschool and be admitted to college while working as well?

Some parents need to learn how to negotiate with their kids better. Foot down my way or the highway method usually leads to kids resenting their parents later on in life which is far worse. Taking a gun to a laptop shows me exactly how narrow minded that dad was in the video. Life has many solutions, a gun is never one of them.

I agree this probably wasn't the best way to deal with the situation, but it was very theatrical and I understand what he's saying.

For immigrant parents like mine, I will NEVER in my life work as hard and go through hard ships like they did. My parents worked their ass off. Two jobs, had a mortgage, bills, and kids before they were 25. And that's just the tip of the ice berg.

It's easy for our generation to think we deserve anything. We are honestly pretty spoiled in my opinion. The thing about my parents, like most parents, is that they're very hard set in their ways. But, I truely believe it is a valid trade off for how much they have sacrificed for us today.

And regarding the use of guns. IMO they are completely necessary. If you haven't seen this, this should open your eyes..

Peter van Uhm: Why I chose a gun | Video on TED.com

BaoTurbo 02-09-2012 05:10 PM

What goes around comes around. :)

bobbyhill 02-09-2012 05:16 PM

" NO " was not part of the vocabulary.



































http://eleisawifelife.files.wordpres...0&h=392&crop=1

boatcaptain 02-09-2012 05:37 PM

waitin for his cigarette to burn his finger :p , n his chair's arm rest is so high

Phil@rise 02-09-2012 05:38 PM

Its the perfect way of dealing with the situation. She went on the web behind her dads back, bad mouthin him and all he provides as a parent thinkin he wouldnt find it and guess what BAM he did.
So he in turn did the exact same thing but took away a privilege that he provided. If I had a .45 I'd do the exact same thing.
I've disciplined my daughter in very similar fashions in the past. Too many parents now a days are to LAZY and SCARED to do so. When my daughter told me she was goin to call the cops and report me for spanking her I told her to do it and enjoy foster care.
Teach your children consequences not just praises.

alcoolaid 02-09-2012 06:03 PM

She's gonna grow up to be a rebel!

Vansterdam 02-09-2012 06:13 PM

LIKE A BOSS

lol imagine she ends up using the .45 on him :heckno:

parm104 02-09-2012 06:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Phil@rise (Post 7791658)
Its the perfect way of dealing with the situation. She went on the web behind her dads back, bad mouthin him and all he provides as a parent thinkin he wouldnt find it and guess what BAM he did. So he in turn did the exact same thing but took away a privilege that he provided.

What's the consequence? Losing her laptop....

Do you think having your redneck dad on YouTube read out a note that you've ALREADY publicly posted is a consequence? There is no humiliation with what happened there...only remorse or regret because she lost her laptop.

Which means, making the YouTube video was unnecessary and a sad cry for attention from her dad.

And you're right, two wrongs make a right. As a parent, you should do EXACTLY what you're telling your daughter not to do...Go on the internet and make a fool out of the family.

Keep in mind, I'm not saying that he "went too far." This is nothing! She didn't even get her ass whopped...lol this is hardly punishment to me...But what I am saying, is that this is counterproductive and seems more of a desperate attempt for attention from the day, rather than an effort to discipline his daughter properly. I bring you back to the point of shooting the laptop with a gun...What good does that do? How is that more efficient than simply taken away the laptop? In fact, wouldn't it be better to give it to someone else in the family so she can constantly see what she HAD and now doesn't have? Get to see someone else enjoy a privilege that was once yours...Think about it for a second...

lungfish23 02-09-2012 06:22 PM

From the dad's facebook. Tommy Jordan
Quote:

For those that wondered, commented, criticized, and just in general wanted to know:
My daughter came through it fine.

Yes, she's in trouble, and yes she's grounded, but that doesn't mean every moment of her life has to be miserable. She's going to come to terms with the changes that will be present for a while; no TV privileges, no Internet, etc.

In the meantime, once the initial anger passed, she sat with me reviewing some of the comments that have come in via Facebook and YouTube. One person even suggested collecting the shell casings and auctioning them on eBay. I said I’d do it if it would help contribute to her college fund! When I told her about it, she thought a minute, got a funny calculating expression on her face and said, “in that case you should shoot my phone too. We can use more bullets and I’ll go half-sies with ya on it! It’s not like I’m going to need it any time soon. And I can use the money we get to buy a new one.”

While the whole point of this story isn’t funny, what is funny to me is how weak some people out there think kids are. Our kids are as strong as we help them to be. My daughter took a horrible day in her life, had her crying fit, then got over it, accepted her punishment, and hasn’t let it (or people’s comments) destroy her strength. I don’t get any credit for that. She’s strong and able to overcome almost anything life throws at her.

Since this unsuspectingly threw her into the limelight much more strongly than either of us intended, I asked her if she wanted to make her own response video, and told her I’d let her do it if she wanted to. She doesn’t like being in front of the camera, so she declined, but I’ve told her if she wants to write a response or post a video response, I’d be OK with it. It’s only fair considering the viral nature of the whole thing. So far she’s not really interested. Quite frankly it seems she’s gotten bored of it much faster than the general public has. If that changes I’ll post it here.
Seems like a pretty decent person. The daughter seems to understand what happened and isn't too upset anymore.

If you read his other posts, it explains the situation a little more as well.

nns 02-09-2012 07:20 PM

Ughhh, parm104. It's so tiring sometimes to read your posts. You're so opinionated about so many things.

MG1 02-09-2012 07:21 PM

First off, it's tough being a parent - really tough. Also, one needs to walk a mile in one's shoes to fully understand.

Anyway, if this had happened to me, I'd be more like looking at myself and saying, "How the hell did it get to this point?"

Gnomes 02-09-2012 08:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bobbyhill (Post 7791609)
" NO " was not part of the vocabulary.



http://eleisawifelife.files.wordpres...0&h=392&crop=1

Different generations, different method of discipline. Gen X and older seem to be able to take on controlled corporal punishment. Generation Y is not as effective due to a number of social circumstances.

RRxtar 02-09-2012 08:08 PM

you can almost guess the age of the posters in this thread by their replies. kids are so dumb


i used to hate my mom more than anything when i was a teen. fast forward a few years after my brain turned on proper and i grew up, i really appreciate what she did and hate how i acted when i was younger.

parm104 02-09-2012 08:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nns (Post 7791827)
Ughhh, parm104. It's so tiring sometimes to read your posts. You're so opinionated about so many things.

It's a forum, aren't we supposed to voice our opinions. I think, I generally do it in a respectful way...That's how you initiate conversation...

Most people's posts come with opinions...I only post in selective threads, threads that have been created mainly to create conversation and hear other people's opinions. Why would you come in here and expect anything else?

Mr.C 02-09-2012 08:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by parm104 (Post 7791390)
Great way to get attention on YouTube! Keep up the good parenting "dad!"

Spend $130 on software the day before, daughter makes you mad, so you you go and destroy a laptop. Sounds about right...

I'm with him. It's not about the money. Man, I shudder to think what would happen if I were that ungrateful towards my parents. I'd get ass whupped, for sure. And then kicked out.


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