Oldie Gangs up on Glen Part 2 -- Dear John

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Date Posted: 22:00:07 05/13/06 Sat
Author: Mark A.
Author Host/IP: 216.170.2.242
Subject: Oldie Gangs up on Glen Part 2

I posted both these messages to illustrate that Oldie can't even defend his point with just one fake character. He used Ted, Janice, and Alice all to argue his point against Glen.

Congratulations on successfully raising your daughters, Glen. Just wondering.. Do you have any idea how your daughters came in possion of cigarettes before they were 18?

>Thanks Janice. NOW I understand! The inmates are
>running the assylum!
>
>I was about eight years old, and Mom took me shopping
>at S.S. Kressgees (now K-Mart). While she was paying
>at the counter, I saw some of those peppermint patties
>on the counter. I really thought they were free, so I
>took one. When we got to the car, and I started
>enjoying my candy. Mom said "where did you get that?".
>I told her, and after a little "ass warming", Mom
>marched me and the half eaten candy back to the
>counter. She explained that I was stealing, and made
>me appologize to the clerk and give the candy back,
>even half eaten. The clerk threw it away, Mom paid for
>the candy, and I've never stolen ANYTHING since!!!!
>
>Since when did being a parent mean letting your kids
>do almost anything, because "they're going to do it
>anyway?" And since they're gonna do it anyway, helping
>them do it?
>Sorry, I'm just not sure who's raising who on this
>one.
>
>I always thought that being a parent meant that YOU
>set the rules, and the children FOLLOW the rules. Oh
>sure, they are going to BREAK the rules, then you as a
>PARENT have to look at the situation, and decide how
>to ENFORCE the rules!
>
>I'll get off my soap box now, whew.....
>
>Have a nice smoking weekend,
>Glen

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