Today's youth - what can we do!
22 March 2003, 10:29 PM
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Recently i got my alloy wheel valves nicked (its a small thing i know but it really f**ks you off).
Yesterday some little FAT **** comes up and asks me where i got them from!
Well i threatened to kick the f***k outta him unless he told me who took them and then he left. Well this morning they were all back on the car!
Wimps
Yesterday some little FAT **** comes up and asks me where i got them from!
Well i threatened to kick the f***k outta him unless he told me who took them and then he left. Well this morning they were all back on the car!
Wimps
23 March 2003, 01:07 AM
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I'm not sure why everyone seems so frightened of young people. I found a group of youngsters leaning against my car and having asked them why they were doing it... they stopped...When one of them, obviously the ring leader, told me I was sad and swore at me I explained what the consequences were for him and haven't been troubled since..ok I was quite graphic.
find the ring leader in the group and ensure that he knows that the responsibility for any subsequent problems is his alone leads to a very quiet life .
Simple psychology really...and it works
find the ring leader in the group and ensure that he knows that the responsibility for any subsequent problems is his alone leads to a very quiet life .
Simple psychology really...and it works
23 March 2003, 01:32 PM
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It was all those years of Tory rule that destroyed society and the mutual respect for each other that used to exist. Working class kids used to want to grow up and be a man by getting an apprenticeship (sp?) or finding a trade. By destroying our manufacturing industry Maggie removed this option.
I've worked with people from poor backgrounds and in a lot of places they're really unlikely to ever be given the chance to earn what they want. Hence jealousy, hence this behaviour. It's not their fault they were dealt a crap hand.
This doesn't make it okay [bite off all their ears, I say]. But there really aren't many kids from good happy, comfy backgrounds who behave this way.
Maybe people all those Middle-England traditional Tory voters should be held to account.
Sorry to bring (yawn) politics into it but that's the way I see things......
I've worked with people from poor backgrounds and in a lot of places they're really unlikely to ever be given the chance to earn what they want. Hence jealousy, hence this behaviour. It's not their fault they were dealt a crap hand.
This doesn't make it okay [bite off all their ears, I say]. But there really aren't many kids from good happy, comfy backgrounds who behave this way.
Maybe people all those Middle-England traditional Tory voters should be held to account.
Sorry to bring (yawn) politics into it but that's the way I see things......
23 March 2003, 05:27 PM
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I think even the police are scared of these sh1tbags, i rang them loads of times about the ******* causing havoc where i used to live and all i ever saw was a token jam butty car pull in the road hang around for 2 mins and then sod off.
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