bluenitsuj
Listen to me!!!
It's perfectly acceptable to smash anything to do with apple.
Other tablets are available.
I agree with the upper class idiot born into privilege, I think sometimes these people do not live in the real world.
One pointer I can give you, if you want to impress Mrs HKFC, is that the the 'cow' is related to Cath Kidston
I noticed that the other day. I really had no idea this was still going on. It's 2018 FFS.
Why would anyone buy an iPad?
I know. It's madness! [emoji23]
I noticed that the other day. I really had no idea this was still going on. It's 2018 FFS.
Why would anyone not buy an iPad?
What lessons does it teach the kids?
1) Resort to violence when don't get your own way.
2) Don't appreciate the value of money.
3) You will eventually give in (in 1-2 years time) when you buy them a replacement!
She really is an idiot.
You missed a classic Bozza [emoji476] trip there.Because a Windows Surface Pro is significantly superior .....
Don’t believe she did. It’s actually quite tough to break iPad screens even with a hammer - try it
Expensive way to make a point when you could just confiscate them.
I once had an LP smashed up as a punishment for being naughty. My Dad had bought it as a Christmas present. He was away at sea, when it happened.
I was extremely upset, it didn't teach me to behave, in fact it taught me how to be resentful.
Silly woman.
She can afford to buy them new ones, smashing them just demonstrates a lack of respect for resources, which are just too plentiful for the silly bitch. That, and she can't control her temper.On the back of [MENTION=6886]Bozza[/MENTION] dadsnet thread.
I read that Kirsty Allsopp smashed her children's ipads, because they broke the rules outside of their permitted play time.
It's briefly crossed my mind, but I thought 'what lesson am I trying to teach here, am I telling them to destroy property when they disagree with something?'.Would you NSC parents go as far as destroying your kids things as a penalty for rule breaking?