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Posted 2008-08-13, 10:06 AM in reply to hotdog's post "Parenting 101 Tips everyone should read."
hotdog said: [Goto]
First we start with anger and unclear thinking.1. Do not assume that because your kids are present that I won't demasculate you. I will demasculate you in front of God, the grand jury, congress, and the crackwhore they all use frequently. That being said the rest fall under this circumstance.
Wow, seems like someone woke up on the wrong side of the bed.
hotdog said:
2. Do not assume that because you are big that you are intimidating. This seldom works.
Is that because you're a fatass and want to eat the other big guy because he looks like a jelly donut?[/quote]
hotdog said:
3. Do not assume that the person you try to act tough at will play along. I shoved my foot up my BIL's ass tonight quite literally my 16 triple wide steel toe hardened leather work boot was in his ass as he was carted away to the ambulance. I don't play the shoving tough words game. Nor does anyone else these days. We attack the moment you talk shit. My boot is being removed as we speak.
Wow, I call super bullshit on this. What are you trying to prove?
hotdog said:
4. Do not assume that because you have kids you know how to raise them. It takes skill and experience. Both are nice but one is required.
You don't have experience or skill; your children (you shouldn't breed though) are going to be Forrest Gump/down syndrome hybrids without a clue what they're doing.
hotdog said:
5. Do not assume that because of looks someone does not know how to fight or has fought less than you. I have already sent 2 people to the emergancy room with my fists and feet. One had to have constructive surgery because I literally reorganized his face bones. 5 more were injured but managed a full recovery. He has only watched movies of people fighting.
Hmmm I smell bullshit. Are you playing a prank on me and lighting at my doorstep? You should really be a story teller, becuase you're good at it.
hotdog said:
6. Do not think that because you got into a afore mentioned tough words pussy push fight that you can beat anyone. That hardly amounts to my 12 years of fighting and training. Much less the skill and experience of others.
I'd like to quote Mr. Thanatos here and say 'Insecure much?' Why are you bragging about how highly trained you are when it's obvious you're lying and it's in a parenting guide?
hotdog said:
7. Follow the above whenever you get angry at someone for telling your kids what to do. Chances are they are your better and if what they say works or makes sense (thinking objectively) then do it. Acknowledging that someone is better than you is the first step in getting help to train for said experience.
You never seem to acknowledge your better, and probably will never with that personality flaw you have. Might we call it conceitedess?
hotdog said:
These all pertain to anger and how parents think they are the best ever simply because they have a few things going for them in life. Remember never to underestimate others and never overestimate yourself.
You have a big problem with the former. Oh, and again with assumptions.
hotdog said:
Now we move on to things that have to do with being the parent of kids.1. Take control. Let them know that you are better and that you can crush them at any time the mood strikes you. This is the first step to gaining respect.
Remind me of maddox's parenting guide. I don't think you want your kids struck with fear that when they see you they crouch down into the fetal position. Sure you need to have that assertion, but you're taking it to a bigger extreme.
hotdog said:
2. Once you gain respect begin training/teaching them things you know. Admit that you are not the best and they will become more accepting of you.
Here's where I'm going to foil your fallacy of assuming that all parents think they are the best. I'm pretty sure all new parents ask for advice, and are scared to death on what to do. Silly guides don't help with people. I want to write one about dealing with you, but you can't deal with a temperamental blob sitting behind a computer....
hotdog said:
3. Train your kids to have courage. No one cares how brave they are, only about how well they function mentally and physically under pressure. This is an important lesson. 4. Age means nothing. Only the number of those years spent learning matter. Just because you are older than someone it does not mean they will automatically kiss your ass or respect you. Earn it through actions.
Wow, probably the only time I'll agree with you. You do need your kids to have courage, and to know that age means nothing. But, I hope you're not walking down to the local high school and beating up 15 year olds because they don't buy into your BULLSHIT.
hotdog said:
5. Never let your kids do things uninformed and never control every little thing they do. If they fail then you disown them. As a human it is your duty to bring honor and respect to your family name. This is another important lesson for children to learn early on. When you make decisions only for number one you sometimes overestimate yourself. However when the stake of your family name is on the line and others as well you tend to be more cautious.
Never let them do anything uninformed, but never control everything they do? Oxymoron. If they fail disown them? We're not in 15th century Europe, you don't have to bring too much honor to your familiy's name. If you beat some kid up, that's not really bringing honor or respect, but fear. Sure you're more cautious and have to think more when you make decisions for your family's name sake, but you take it to the extreme.

hotdog said:
6. Let the weak get left behind. The better kid should be the one your lessons are geared to. Better to have one kid on track and the other super busy than to have one kid on track and the better one getting into trouble because they are bored. Never gear things towards the idoit. Take the extra time to help them out AFTER.
You should actually gear your lessons to the weaker one. The better kid should be able to learn on his own. If you spend more time with the weaker one, you can help that said idiot become as good as the better child. Two good children are most certainly better than one. But in your retarded kids' case, it won't matter because they will both be weak.

hotdog said:
7. The most important lesson for the parent is here. Whoop your kids ass. Pain is a great teacher. In fact pain the best teacher. Learn to inflict it while doing no damage and you will have your kids obeying you within minutes of that tantrum.
By whoop your kid's ass you don't mean to actually beat the shit out of the kid, do you? That's kind of against the law...Sure you can spank them, but don't be leaving welts or throwing them down the stairs.

hotdog said:
This is parenting 101 from my observations as both a kid and adult. If you do not like it then you know it is true and you are refusing to accept the truth which is what is making you upset at it. This is not for faint of hearts and all you who believe spanking children is bad should attempt to read it and learn. Direct hate mail to voodookobra. I would love to see him slap you down on his public website.
You're not matured enough to be an adult. You only see things from one point of view. If I don't like it then I know it is true? How does that logic work? And my refusal to accept said truth (I can barely write this sentence because I'm laughing at your horrible logic) is making me upset at it? Tell me again, hotdog, where am I getting upset? I'm just pointing out that your logic is completely off, so therefore your point is completely off. Oh, and why should we direct our 'hate mail' to that guy? Is it because you cannot defend yourself and need someone else to do it?

Seriously, kid, get over yourself. You have a terrible, terrible problem in which you are only seeing one perspective, are making rash judgements and hasty generalizations, and are making stupid assumptions based on your flawed views of the world and immature little mind. Please, reply to my post in this thread and the other thread in which I owned you. I'd be glad to explain the finer points than you cannot comprehend. Good day sir.
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