Brats these days

poet123

janninew wrote: »

Just picking up on what you said about supermarkets Poet, do you remember when them bloody shoes with wheels were popular?! You couldn't go to my local supermarket without tripping over kids wheeling everywhere! It got so bad that my local Asda actually banned them! Why would any parent in their right mind allow there children to whizz round a very busy supermarket, causing nuisence and annoying people who just want to do their shopping. It wasn't the odd child either, I saw countless doing it!

What are their parents thinking? :mad:

I didn't say it:eek: it was from an online article written by "old Git"!!!:rotfl: I do agree about those wheelies though.

janninew

poet123 wrote: »

I didn't say it:eek: it was from an online article written by "old Git"!!!:rotfl: I do agree about those wheelies though.

Oh well - it was a good article anyway!

poet123

At least he used the words child and chidren, not brats.....although the satan thing was a bit nasty, but overall his tongue in cheek humour shone through.

POPPYOSCAR

poet123 wrote: »

At least he used the words child and chidren, not brats.....although the satan thing was a bit nasty, but overall his tongue in cheek humour shone through.

He did use the word brat.

poet123

POPPYOSCAR wrote: »

He did use the word brat.

OOPs so he did:eek:

POPPYOSCAR

poet123 wrote: »

OOPs so he did:eek:

At least you know I read your posts!

DCFC79

Its older kids eg 12/13/14 year olds as well who dont have manners, jeremy kyle was on that 3 @ 3 program earlier and he said its down to the parents to teach the kids values eg riding their bikes with they're friends etc