Why is Daz telling me I can save money if I punch little kids?

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  • cdemeritcdemerit Posts: 505
    edited December 2015
    carrie58 said:

    That being said as a grandmother now I threaten my younger grand children with duct tape on a fairly regular bases .......and there are a few adults who might benifit from being duct taped into a corner too.

    I was thinking about an invention for parents after seeing one of those Japanese Gameshow, where one wall of the childs room would be velcro, and a child sized "Fly Suit"... Put the unruly child in the Suit and just stick him/her to the wall... ducktape optional... I pitched the idea to some friends... they laughed, but didn't seem to enthused to try it out... 

     

     

    As for Dogs, I am so thankful that all three of my Labs have been friendly, outgoing, happy pups, that love kids,  where the biggest danger is they accidently knock the kid over while trying to lick them...  However, I really wish people as a whole would ask before approaching... Sad at how many don't. I also wish more owners knew how to read their own dog.. it's almost as frightening to watch a owner put a scare or upset dog into situations where they are likely to bite, and are shocked when they growl or worse...

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  • carrie58carrie58 Posts: 4,171

    Too many people are all about "Free Range" for both their kids and pets let'm run wild and do what comes naturally and then SUE when the kid or pet end up hurt or hurting someone else .

  • PendraiaPendraia Posts: 3,638

    thanks Carrie...: )   Most kids in my grade are lovely it is only one or two that seem to have never heard the word 'no'. I think some parents are so wrapped up in the idea that their kids have to be happy that they forget to teach them impulse control and self discipline. 

  • kyoto kidkyoto kid Posts: 42,407
    edited December 2015

    ...just be careful.  Some kids may know how to play with explosives...

     

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  • carrie58carrie58 Posts: 4,171

    I agree KK but then their parents will be screaming"NOT MY BABY" !!

  • Ken OBanionKen OBanion Posts: 1,456
    kyoto kid said:

    ...just be careful.  Some kids may know how to play with explosives...

     

    Okay, kk, I gotta know -- where did you find that detonator??

     

  • kyoto kidkyoto kid Posts: 42,407

    ...that's a very old freebie I got back in '08.  Just performed several searches, and unfortunately it appears not to be available anymore.

    I think I originally got it off Share CG.

  • Nnnoooooo MOTHER!!!!!

  • carrie58carrie58 Posts: 4,171

    hahahahaahaaahlaugh

  • kyoto kid said:

    ...that's a very old freebie I got back in '08.  Just performed several searches, and unfortunately it appears not to be available anymore.

    I think I originally got it off Share CG.

    It looks like except for the cord, it would be fairly simple to build, using about a dozen primitives plus Emotiguy.

  • KeryaKerya Posts: 10,943
    edited December 2015

    Well ... I built this once with primitives (for somebody who said he never can stop himself pushing buttons)

     

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  • kyoto kidkyoto kid Posts: 42,407
    kyoto kid said:

    ...that's a very old freebie I got back in '08.  Just performed several searches, and unfortunately it appears not to be available anymore.

    I think I originally got it off Share CG.

    It looks like except for the cord, it would be fairly simple to build, using about a dozen primitives plus Emotiguy.

    ...well, the actual one didn't come with the emotiguy. It just had wood and metal shaders with a nameplate which for some reason wouldn't load properly so I usually just applied my own.

  • kyoto kidkyoto kid Posts: 42,407
    Kerya said:

    Well ... I built this once with primitives (for somebody who said he never can stop himself pushing buttons)

     

    ...that's cool.

  • KeryaKerya Posts: 10,943

    In todays newsletter one lense of the glasses is broken ... poor kid!

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