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The Maestro wrote:

ahlycotc wrote:

The Maestro wrote:Question about why kids dont go out and just play

(when I was that age we'd just go about streets on our scooters etc)

Are there more pedos? or are there the same amount of pedos but we're just more aware of them?? Is the world genuinely a more dangerous and sinister place?

Slow down there, Grandpa. You also didn't have smartphones, xboxs, a more advanced internet age, etc.

I'm asking why it isn't deemed safe for kids to go out and play anymore.

The Maestro wrote:

ForestLAD wrote:
I hate tight parents. What's the point in having kids if you stop loving them when they reach a certain age?

What?! Because parents stop buying you stuff when you get older doesn't mean they don't love you.

ForestLAD wrote:

The Maestro wrote:

What?! Because parents stop buying you stuff when you get older doesn't mean they don't love you.

I worded that wrong. What I mean is, I don't get why at a certain age a parent decides its a good idea to start taking from their own child, and to stop giving to their child. I don't pay any board, never have to either, get half my car insurance paid for, still get bought stuff randomly throughout the year and not just Christmas, had a £5.5k car given to me etc. This weekend, my mums bought me a new hat, jacket an Ralph Lauren polo totalling £132. Yet my mates parents wouldn't even buy them a pair of socks if it wasn't Christmas or their birthday.

ForestLAD wrote:

The Maestro wrote:

What?! Because parents stop buying you stuff when you get older doesn't mean they don't love you.

I worded that wrong. What I mean is, I don't get why at a certain age a parent decides its a good idea to start taking from their own child, and to stop giving to their child. I don't pay any board, never have to either, get half my car insurance paid for, still get bought stuff randomly throughout the year and not just Christmas, had a £5.5k car given to me etc. This weekend, my mums bought me a new hat, jacket an Ralph Lauren polo totalling £132. Yet my mates parents wouldn't even buy them a pair of socks if it wasn't Christmas or their birthday.

ForestLAD wrote:

Uncle John from Jamaica wrote:

Think I'm heading over Friday night as well.


More championship fans from here in Manc this weekend than Man U fans lolololol.

I'll buy you a drink if I see you mf! I can't wait, feels like a Pre-lads holiday Staying in a place called Fallowfield but I've looked on google maps and it's 3 miles from city centre. Hopefully we go into the city for nightlife.

Start. wrote:Forest you off to the Forest game on Saturday? I'm gonna find you and cut you.

No mf I've gave my season ticket to a mate for this Saturday as I'm in Manc Town. If I was there though I'd blast you off with a flame thrower if you tried cutting me you lil kunt

crump wrote:Does this make sense to anyone?

A few of my mates have jobs and like me have a phone contract, so it's about £25 a month. I was on the subject and just mentioned how I pay my phone bill every month.

I was astonished to find out how hardly any of my mates pay for it and their Mum's do, it seems ridiculous if you have a job and don't pay your way for things like a phone contract and still take a £20 every week or so off your Mum. I'm not saying that's bad, my Mum might sometimes give me a fiver if I go to Spoons or something.

Maybe it's just me but I can't comprehend that at all

I hate tight parents. What's the point in having kids if you stop loving them when they reach a certain age? All my mates' parents are tight cunts like that. I get called a spoilt little rich kid and when I get something new it's always 'Did mummy pay for that?'. Makes me laugh. Perks of being middle class though I suppose. Nobody forced their parents to sit at home popping out kid after kid and not getting their arse to work.

The Maestro wrote:

ForestLAD wrote:

I worded that wrong. What I mean is, I don't get why at a certain age a parent decides its a good idea to start taking from their own child, and to stop giving to their child. I don't pay any board, never have to either, get half my car insurance paid for, still get bought stuff randomly throughout the year and not just Christmas, had a £5.5k car given to me etc. This weekend, my mums bought me a new hat, jacket an Ralph Lauren polo totalling £132. Yet my mates parents wouldn't even buy them a pair of socks if it wasn't Christmas or their birthday.

Because most parents cant afford to provide like that for their children? Its hard enough buying food etc for their kids nevermind a car, insurance, designer clothes at the age of bloody 19 or whatever you are

Also they stop showering them in gifts/giving them everything they want to get them used to what life is going to be like. You cant rely on your mum to buy you everything forever, or are you gonna leach off your parents for as long as possible? It's part of being a man is that you go out and provide for yourself.

ForestLAD wrote:

The Maestro wrote:

What?! Because parents stop buying you stuff when you get older doesn't mean they don't love you.

I worded that wrong. What I mean is, I don't get why at a certain age a parent decides its a good idea to start taking from their own child, and to stop giving to their child. I don't pay any board, never have to either, get half my car insurance paid for, still get bought stuff randomly throughout the year and not just Christmas, had a £5.5k car given to me etc. This weekend, my mums bought me a new hat, jacket an Ralph Lauren polo totalling £132. Yet my mates parents wouldn't even buy them a pair of socks if it wasn't Christmas or their birthday.

The Maestro wrote:

ForestLAD wrote:

I worded that wrong. What I mean is, I don't get why at a certain age a parent decides its a good idea to start taking from their own child, and to stop giving to their child. I don't pay any board, never have to either, get half my car insurance paid for, still get bought stuff randomly throughout the year and not just Christmas, had a £5.5k car given to me etc. This weekend, my mums bought me a new hat, jacket an Ralph Lauren polo totalling £132. Yet my mates parents wouldn't even buy them a pair of socks if it wasn't Christmas or their birthday.

Because most parents cant afford to provide like that for their children? Its hard enough buying food etc for their kids nevermind a car, insurance, designer clothes at the age of bloody 19 or whatever you are

Also they stop showering them in gifts/giving them everything they want to get them used to what life is going to be like. Tough love if you like. You cant rely on your mum to buy you everything forever, or are you gonna leach off your parents for as long as possible? It's part of being a man is that you go out and provide for yourself.

ahlycotc wrote:Twitter isn't working either. Yep, this is definitely some government conspiracy.

Zzonked wrote:My parents pay for everything I have and I love it.

crump wrote:I consider being on anything under £28,000 as poor.

I have high standards for myself when I'm older.

crump wrote:I don't have a problem if parents help out their kids financially, sort of like Forest etc.

I'm a bit jealous myself, it's just when they start boasting that pisses me off. Wankers.

crump wrote:I consider being on anything under £28,000 as poor.

I have high standards for myself when I'm older.

Novi wrote:*sigh*

Mal wrote:

crump wrote:I consider being on anything under £28,000 as poor.

I have high standards for myself when I'm older.

Marvin wrote:

Novi wrote:*sigh*

Do you watch Regular Show? I fucking love it.

Mal wrote:

crump wrote:I consider being on anything under £28,000 as poor.

I have high standards for myself when I'm older.

crump wrote:

Mal wrote:

crump wrote:I consider being on anything under £28,000 as poor.

I have high standards for myself when I'm older.

Can't a nigga give himself some ambition?