A good way to get your kid to do homework

[Guest Kingpk]

I'm watching the news and they just had a story on a woman who, to try to teach her son a lesson, made him hold a sign on a street corner that said "I do not do my homework, beep the horn".

 

People are actually accusing this woman of CHILD ABUSE!

 

The kid said he learned his lesson so I guess it worked.

 

No wonder kids today are so fucked up, their parents don't have the balls to do stuff like this.

[Guest cynicalprofit]

Man that is a GOOD idea.

 

Hey it would work.

[Guest Slapnuts00]

I think that's a little extreme. Not child abuse, but seriously the parents need to get a grip.

[Guest Youth N Asia]

Child abuse? It's a tough call, that could really screw the kid up in the head...that being said I'd kinda like to drive by the kid and splash mud on him...twice

[Guest Leena]

Bah... child abuse. That's seriously a good way to teach your kid a lesson. I applaud her, and fuck our pussified society.

[Guest kkktookmybabyaway]

At least the kid didn't have to hold up an "I Hate Niggers" sign in the ghetto...

[Guest Agent of Oblivion]

At least it's better than shocking your kid with a stun gun.

[Guest danielisthor]

I actually think its a good idea.

[Guest hardyz1]

It would be funny if he would've killed her. Did I say funny? I meant hilarious.

 

That's a, I say, that's a joke, son.

[Guest Retro Rob]

About how old was the kid?

[Guest Some Guy]

I wonder how many times the kid ignored her when she told him to do his homework before she made him do this? I bet it was months and the kid was failing and she figured public humiliation was the way to go. Whatever, if it worked then more power to her.

[Guest Samurai_Goat]

Yea, I wouldn't mind a few more details. Was this some 7 year old kid who forgot to color in his picture for class? Or some 17 year old kid who decided that the manditory out of class project worth 50% of his grade was a waste of his time?

[Guest Kingpk]

About how old was the kid?

I'm not really sure, but I think they said he was in JR High, so I'd say 14 or so.

[Guest Agent of Oblivion]

Oh, if he was in Jr. High, then I have no sympathy for the kid at all. There's no age of children more wretched that the 13-15 sect. Middle school teachers should be allowed to take valium as much as they want, and drink on the job. Got knows I would, surrounded by that many beasts, with their hormones raging out of control.

[Guest fk teale]

Maybe positive reinforcement would've been more effective?

[Guest EricMM]

The "Moms go down, grades go up" news story is, well, it's (sniff)

 

ITS THE MOST TOUCHING STORY EVER

 

(weeps openly)

[Guest Agent of Oblivion]

Dude, that is FUCKED up.

[Guest Slapnuts00]

What the hell kinda website is that?!

[Guest kkktookmybabyaway]

Damn, I knew schooling was competitive in Japan but that's pulling out all the stops...

[Guest hardyz1]

Ahh, I remember when that site was posted on Fark. Damn funny.

[Guest Samurai_Goat]

I think mom undressing in front of me would be more of a threat than an incentive.

[Guest Choken One]

Good for that kid...Fuck him. Get of the PS2 and do your Algebra.

[Guest kkktookmybabyaway]

"I think mom undressing in front of me would be more of a threat than an incentive."

 

Depends on who your mom is...

[Guest Choken One]

You think Dylan Lee and Brandon Lee will have a different viewpoint of Mommy and daddy's video? Just a question that popped in my head.