Buzzer
Languidly Clinical
- Oct 1, 2006
- 26,121
Obviously, it's not a decision taken lightly but what line would they have to cross for you to send them packing? I'm quite easy going with my children but these are big no-nos:
1. If they support any team other than Brighton. If, God forbid, they EVER stray into Man U territory then I have truly failed as a parent.
2. If they ever wear their trousers or jeans halfway down their arses.
3. If they ever decide to vote Lib-Dem. I've mellowed with age and they can vote Labour if they want but Lib-Dem is still out of the question.
4. If they use text speak in emails to me. I work on a '3 strikes and you're out' rule.
5. If I ever catch them feeding pigeons.
I don't think that's too much to ask
1. If they support any team other than Brighton. If, God forbid, they EVER stray into Man U territory then I have truly failed as a parent.
2. If they ever wear their trousers or jeans halfway down their arses.
3. If they ever decide to vote Lib-Dem. I've mellowed with age and they can vote Labour if they want but Lib-Dem is still out of the question.
4. If they use text speak in emails to me. I work on a '3 strikes and you're out' rule.
5. If I ever catch them feeding pigeons.
I don't think that's too much to ask
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