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me283 · 22-08-2005, 23:23

As I mentioned in an earlier post, it seems that one of the few "misdemeanours" that the father feels is worth being considered worthy of action is the boy being in possession of alcohol. Maybe someone should tell him that it's not just against school rules, it's against the country's rules. But presumably if the police picked up his little boy for that he would just try to sue them instead?

What concerns me the most is that the parents should be helping to prepare sonny boy for the real world. What happens when he hits the age of legal responsibility, then goes and breaks the law 400 times and expects to get away with it. Real life ain't like that. The boy deserves a kick up the a*se from his dad... about 3 years ago.

22-08-2005, 23:23	#29
me283 Inactive Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Back in England, but not for long... Services: Weddings, christenings, barmitzvahs Posts: 3,422	Re: Expelled? Why? As I mentioned in an earlier post, it seems that one of the few "misdemeanours" that the father feels is worth being considered worthy of action is the boy being in possession of alcohol. Maybe someone should tell him that it's not just against school rules, it's against the country's rules. But presumably if the police picked up his little boy for that he would just try to sue them instead? What concerns me the most is that the parents should be helping to prepare sonny boy for the real world. What happens when he hits the age of legal responsibility, then goes and breaks the law 400 times and expects to get away with it. Real life ain't like that. The boy deserves a kick up the a*se from his dad... about 3 years ago.