where did you get your aids?
 

I dont have aids because I am not a homo

i've got aids because i fucked a black person

or maybe it was just a monkey in africa

listening to zeitgeist

Come on, somebody else say it.

bardy is the shittiest poster on Netphoria.

Clearly this is a troll, but you aren't even trying.

"I don't have aids cuz I'm not gay, hurrrrrrrrrrrr"

Ban this filth.

i got it from the toilet seat.
it jumped right up and grabbed my meat

:erm:

Subway

We talking sandwiches or transit here?

gish08, take it from a pro boarder and go stay at the politics board

it is a pretty bad thread though

ah-ha, hush dat fuss, everybody move to the back of the bus

gish08 posts on the politics board?

Click to view unminou's profile unminou // 4 minutes ago
This rather stupid. The correct way would have been to take away the xbox until the brats promise to behave. This will turn out to be an expensive action for the moron who destroyed that device.
Click to view Joh's profile Joh // 5 minutes ago
Bad behavior at work breaks careers. Bad behavior in society sometimes breaks lives. Bad behavior here on the XBox resulted in the XBox being broken (with prior warning). Yes, here is a powerful lesson to be learned. Comparative reference between an XBox and a living pet is a false cause fallacy. Breaking a toy versus hurting a pet is a poor analogy.
Click to view Mikeyforgets's profile Mikeyforgets // 21 minutes ago
Yes, excellent lesson. Now that you've destroyed your boys Xbox that they probably worked SO hard for...Oh wait a tick....Did the parents buy this? Maybe mom or dad's hard earned money wasted on that tree? Clearly a well thought out plan. Teach my children that bad behavior = destroy sh*t. Outstanding parenting skills. Do your kids have pets? I hope not. I get the chilling image of them not being able to house break poor sparky & you nailing ...
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Yes, excellent lesson. Now that you've destroyed your boys Xbox that they probably worked SO hard for...Oh wait a tick....Did the parents buy this? Maybe mom or dad's hard earned money wasted on that tree? Clearly a well thought out plan. Teach my children that bad behavior = destroy sh*t. Outstanding parenting skills. Do your kids have pets? I hope not. I get the chilling image of them not being able to house break poor sparky & you nailing him to the tree.
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Click to view StickyGecko's profile StickyGecko // 40 minutes ago
The kids misbehave and the tree gets punished with a nail?
I'm sure the XBOX carcas will serve as a good reminder of the punishment, but the guts will likely leach toxic metals now that they are exposed to the elements.
I can understand the frustration that leads to destruction, but it doesn't resolve the underlying problem - the kids were not behaving appropriate for the time and place. Destroying the XBOX is a little like taking you...
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The kids misbehave and the tree gets punished with a nail?
I'm sure the XBOX carcas will serve as a good reminder of the punishment, but the guts will likely leach toxic metals now that they are exposed to the elements.
I can understand the frustration that leads to destruction, but it doesn't resolve the underlying problem - the kids were not behaving appropriate for the time and place. Destroying the XBOX is a little like taking your kid home because they throw a tantrum while shopping - it doesn't solve the problem, it avoids the problem.
Perhaps a better punishment would have been to remove the power cord, keep the kids from playing the XBOX, then occasionally gather the kids to watch mom and dad play the XBOX. The kids still get to see the XBOX they can no longer play, but even better is they get to see others behaving correctly while playing "their" XBOX. This leave open the option that after some extended time that kids will once again have the opportunity to earn the XBOX back through appropriate behavior.
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Click to view adamt's profile adamt // 42 minutes ago
I wonder what he would do if the kids got out of hand with the dog.
Click to view Joh's profile Joh // 43 minutes ago
I find it comforting to see the mostly-positive support. This is a powerful disciplinary lesson. This parent targeted a contributor to his children's repeated misbehavior. Teaching behavioral accountability is a basic responsibility many parents abdicate. His sons will likely become well-behaved gentlemen who understand boundaries with sometimes tough punishment for acting poorly.
Click to view Omen's profile Omen // 45 minutes ago
This reminds the childern who the real parents are and who sets the rules. I know, many say " Give them time out" Please! Life has consequences and they are being taught this lesson by their father and mother. Sounds like good parenting to me.
Click to view sbarnum's profile sbarnum // 45 minutes ago
I think you did a good thing in showing your boys that by fighting no one gets it. Following thru on threats is a big deal with me, you give it, then you need to follow thru on it. I dont care how foolish it may be or how stupid others might think it is. That to me is good parenting... to say the least. GOOD JOB!
Click to view abqbbq's profile abqbbq // 50 minutes ago
I love dumbpeople's comment! It supports the argument that some kids should never be allowed to have a game system in the first place.
Click to view mrstanetoyou's profile mrstanetoyou // 58 minutes ago
Good for the children. Video games hype children and adults up. Alot children start fighting eachother over it. Serves them right. If my son gets out of hand, I will probably do something similar. When I showed the pic he just gasped.....lol
Click to view colorado001's profile colorado001 // 58 minutes ago
As a father of 3 kids I applaude this father who decided to quit hearing his ownvoice and act. And for all you young people who still live at Mommy and Daddys house, dont tell me you saved money to buy a gaming system. Did you offer your parents the money first to help pay a mortgage payment or car payment? Or say "Dont worry about it, i'll pay for the grocerys this week"?
Click to view mkl114's profile mkl114 // 1 hour ago
ummmmm, instead of trashing working items, how about having the kids walk it over to Goodwill and donate it. Now you have to recycle a damaged piece of electronics which everyone knows is a pain from trying to unload old PC's, prnters, etc.
Click to view KAKYL's profile KAKYL // 1 hour ago
1.) Why would you nail it to a tree when you could either just throw it away, or better yet, just don't allow your children to play it for a week or two? (I find that hiding the controllers works quite well) 2.) Why did you feel the need to put this on the internet?
Click to view Joh's profile Joh // 1 hour ago
WELL DONE! I have discarded my sons' toys before after repeated warnings to behave. Similar warnings now yield improved behavior. This parent creatively asserted authority. Those who mention getting the XBox360 or label his parenting as poor are part of a culture raising spoiled and instantly gratified children. My boys worked to earn their Wii, and also their older GameCube. They learned the items' values and still appreciate that I can take the...
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WELL DONE! I have discarded my sons' toys before after repeated warnings to behave. Similar warnings now yield improved behavior. This parent creatively asserted authority. Those who mention getting the XBox360 or label his parenting as poor are part of a culture raising spoiled and instantly gratified children. My boys worked to earn their Wii, and also their older GameCube. They learned the items' values and still appreciate that I can take the devices away!
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Click to view MtKuna's profile MtKuna // 1 hour ago
I think the father needs to take some anger management as well as parenting classes. I am sure there are better and more productive ways to educate your children regarding their behavior.
Click to view SundevilJD's profile SundevilJD // 1 hour ago
kids need to learn that what parents giveth they can taketh away. I learned that lesson watching the Bill Cosby. :-)

Xbox, TV, ADHD Drugs are all tools parents use to get out of spending quality time with their kids and actually parenting.
Click to view Wolfemother's profile Wolfemother // 1 hour ago
Good job! Making idle threats has become the way of the American Parent. By following through, you have taken a step in reigning in your children. Too bad most parents are the "touchy-feely, want to be my childs friend" type of parents. Those that say this is bad parenting need to go hug a rock. Definite kudos to you for doing what you say!!
Click to view dumbpeople's profile dumbpeople // 1 hour ago
If my parents would have done that to my hard earned Sony Playstation 2 game system that I personaly saved 300 dollars for I would have smashed their tv in
Click to view JGRacer3's profile JGRacer3 // 2 hours ago
And just how much did you spend on that XBox in the first place....
Click to view GOBUCKS001's profile GOBUCKS001 // 2 hours ago
Good! Now the kids can get the XBOX 360 they really wanted (that one was the original XBOX and WAAAAY outdated). A little guilt from dad over loosing his temper won't hurt the cause either. Good to see kids can still manipulate to get their way!
Click to view maxferreira's profile maxferreira // 2 hours ago
That is very poor parenting. What are you thinking?
Click to view BDavis's profile BDavis // 2 hours ago
Well done!
Homegirl for...sundaycosmetics.com
Click to view sniffit's profile sniffit // 2 hours ago
hahahahahaha...fantastic. Now, if we could just stop parents from doctor shopping to get an ADHD diagnoses to use as an excuse for their lousy parenting...hmmm, and maybe people will go back to doling out a judicious spanking once in a while to get their kids' heads on straight. Enough with the kid gloves.
Click to view markefried's profile markefried // 2 hours ago
The real crime is that the kids don't have an Xbox 360...that thing is a piece of junk.
Click to view brosen101's profile brosen101 // 2 hours ago
This is great. Just showed this to my 9 yr old son - he was horrified.

It doesn't do anything when I click.

no wonder kids these days want to kill themselves and listen to bad music

Oh noes, a "pro boarder" telling me what to do. :rolleyes:

How sad and full of yourself (on the Internet anyway) would you have to be to call yourself a "pro boarder", haha

coming from mistle this is really saying something.

seriously though get off my board.

its a funny thread and mistle is a really cool guy

i got my aids from my copy of machina

Stay off the politics board too. Go to the SP boards.

craigslist!

that dude needs a rabies shot

I hope gish keeps posting.

From the water in the baptism font.

if i had aids i probably wouldn't tell anyone here

so just think about that

maybe you've hurt someone's feelings