Chris Grayling defends child smacking
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Chris Grayling defends child smacking
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-21311916
Justice Secretary Chris Grayling says he smacked his own children when they were young and has defended the right of parents to smack.
Awesome - I can't wait to get home and give mini a good hiding.
Justice Secretary Chris Grayling says he smacked his own children when they were young and has defended the right of parents to smack.
Awesome - I can't wait to get home and give mini a good hiding.
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Re: Chris Grayling defends child smacking
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-21311916
Justice Secretary Chris Grayling says he smacked his own children when they were young and has defended the right of parents to smack.
Awesome - I can't wait to get home and give mini a good hiding.
Justice Secretary Chris Grayling says he smacked his own children when they were young and has defended the right of parents to smack.
Awesome - I can't wait to get home and give mini a good hiding.
If I was being a complete prick I'd get the following:
THE look
Scamp, middle name 1, middle name 2, surname!
A very quiet warning of the impending punishment.
BOOM. Smacked arse.
If you need telling 4 times, you need a smack.
#3
Re: Chris Grayling defends child smacking
Absolutely correct. Was the only deterrent for me. The fear of mums slipper always stopped me behaving like a tw@t. Probbaly explains why I see so many spoilt brats these days as the only punishment is a stern lecture or they are not allowed to watch the tweenies.
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I'm not sure what it means in your household fella, but it's nothing sinister or creepy in mine.
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Mum was more about rewards for being good. "Help Mummy do this big food shop and I'll make sure there is a treat in there for after tea" kind of shit. Used to work though.
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They **** you up, your mum and dad.
They don't mean to but they do.
They don't mean to but they do.
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Dad was good cop, Mum bad cop. They did occasionally change roles but that was just confusing. I do remember offering my Granddad out when I was being a very special prick, I must of been about 12. Stepped outside onto the lawn and got dropped in 1. I never again messed about with my ex Army boxing champion and generally hard desert rat grandfather.
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Dad was good cop, Mum bad cop. They did occasionally change roles but that was just confusing. I do remember offering my Granddad out when I was being a very special prick, I must of been about 12. Stepped outside onto the lawn and got dropped in 1. I never again messed about with my ex Army boxing champion and generally hard desert rat grandfather.
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Re: Chris Grayling defends child smacking
tough on Mum. she must have hated that.
oh and britishexpat:
... just correcting that for you
oh and britishexpat:
I must have been about 12
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N.
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sounds like Scamps parents were divorced the way he wrote it, and she had to do all the day to day shit and lay down rules, and dad swooped in like a superhero, spoilt the kids, and swooped out again. but maybe I'm assuming too much?!