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  • Hawghauler

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    My mother would have had no problem. Boot up young Hawg's butt and Playstation + hammer = go to bed. Come to think of it, the game would not have been allowed in the house. Things would have gone downhill from there if my dad had to get involved.
     

    DCortez

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    I was around 12 or 13 when we got a new couch. It was a year before I could sit on it. I'm pretty sure I'd still be spitting up nintendo had I gone against my mom.
     

    Bigs Wife

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    I was around 12 or 13 when we got a new couch. It was a year before I could sit on it. I'm pretty sure I'd still be spitting up nintendo had I gone against my mom.

    Lmao.. that's hilarious.. some kids these days can step on their parents' faces and their rents would ask if they were comfortable.. like my sister.. had that kid been me, I would have never seen daylight again..
     

    Hawghauler

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    I was not allowed in the house during the day. Period. The rules were:
    1. Play outside (rain or shine)
    2. Come when we call you
    3. House belonged to mom
    4. Mom or Dad were ultimate authority on everything

    The house was all moms until suppertime when dad got home. Played with pals outside, didn't bother grown ups unless it just wouldn't stop bleeding. Mud from the brook usually did stop the bleeding. TV was a very limited option. I survived, thrived, and had a rich childhood full of best friends, broken bones, and absolute joy. Kids today do not know the joys of a structured, disciplined household ran by parents who love their kids.
     

    Fisherman777

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    I was not allowed in the house during the day. Period. The rules were:
    1. Play outside (rain or shine)
    2. Come when we call you
    3. House belonged to mom
    4. Mom or Dad were ultimate authority on everything

    The house was all moms until suppertime when dad got home. Played with pals outside, didn't bother grown ups unless it just wouldn't stop bleeding. Mud from the brook usually did stop the bleeding. TV was a very limited option. I survived, thrived, and had a rich childhood full of best friends, broken bones, and absolute joy. Kids today do not know the joys of a structured, disciplined household ran by parents who love their kids.

    As it should be.
     

    30+GSXR

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    I was not allowed in the house during the day. Period. The rules were:
    1. Play outside (rain or shine)
    2. Come when we call you
    3. House belonged to mom
    4. Mom or Dad were ultimate authority on everything

    The house was all moms until suppertime when dad got home. Played with pals outside, didn't bother grown ups unless it just wouldn't stop bleeding. Mud from the brook usually did stop the bleeding. TV was a very limited option. I survived, thrived, and had a rich childhood full of best friends, broken bones, and absolute joy. Kids today do not know the joys of a structured, disciplined household ran by parents who love their kids.


    +1 sounds like we grew up in the same house hold
     

    Texas42

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    I think I could fix this lady's problem.

    Shotgun, a few shells, and a designated thrower.

    "PULL!!"
     

    LoneWolf1

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    I was not allowed in the house during the day. Period. The rules were:
    1. Play outside (rain or shine)
    2. Come when we call you
    3. House belonged to mom
    4. Mom or Dad were ultimate authority on everything

    The house was all moms until suppertime when dad got home. Played with pals outside, didn't bother grown ups unless it just wouldn't stop bleeding. Mud from the brook usually did stop the bleeding. TV was a very limited option. I survived, thrived, and had a rich childhood full of best friends, broken bones, and absolute joy. Kids today do not know the joys of a structured, disciplined household ran by parents who love their kids.

    that was the same way i was bought up. as for cartoons on saturday only 1hour or less then goto work doing chores , it was a good time
     

    kerryp

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    yep, remember when cartoons used to be special?

    They were only on in the afternoons and on saturdays....so when saturday came along it was a treat to be able to see the new Justice League or spiderman episode,,,,,

    Sundays consisted of the claymation show Davey and Goliath and then on to Sunday School, then Church, then lunch somewhere that usually consisted of fried chicken or chicken fried steak, and then home to watch a Tarzan movie with Johnny Weismuller....Kids can pretty much watch anything they want now with all the cable channels,
     
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