Teacher stole lunches from young pupils

**slofox** · 5th July 2013, 14:55

Originally Posted by Banditbandit

They knew you weren't serious - as events have proven

True. Just another piece of teacher blarny - which the kids loved as it happened. I sure as hell had a good time when I was a teacher. Apart from when the Principal came storming in and yelled about us making too much noise of course

**avgas** · 5th July 2013, 15:10

Very strange for teacher to steal lunch........unless she was hungry. Was she hungry?

**Smifffy** · 5th July 2013, 18:18

Originally Posted by scissorhands

Some bad peeps with authority over others will abuse their position to profit materially or psychically.

Sometimes they get made bad by external events, a domino affect of abuse

At least she didnt fuck them up the ass or have a child to them

Originally Posted by avgas

Very strange for teacher to steal lunch........unless she was hungry. Was she hungry?

Maybe she is autistic?

**Mom** · 5th July 2013, 18:40

Originally Posted by Banditbandit

They knew you weren't serious - as events have proven

I support any teacher that tells the kids that sort of thing. I used to tell my own children I would break their arms and legs off and beat them to death with them, when they were naughty. I friend used to say the Boogie man WAS real, and WOULD get them if they were naughty.

Stealing little kids food? Tragic! She was obviously not thinking about her career when she did that. That to me is a clear go back to start, and get a few more skills before being let loose on our kids. Complete reset of values required before coming near children of others again.

**nosebleed** · 5th July 2013, 18:46

Originally Posted by Smifffy

Maybe she is autistic?

You've been Blung.

**Madness** · 5th July 2013, 18:49

Originally Posted by scumdog

We need Madness on this thread...and Mushu...and Katman...

Why? Are you cunts talking utter shite again?

**unstuck** · 5th July 2013, 19:21

Originally Posted by Mom

I support any teacher that tells the kids that sort of thing. I used to tell my own children I would break their arms and legs off and beat them to death with them, when they were naughty. I friend used to say the Boogie man WAS real, and WOULD get them if they were naughty.

Stealing little kids food? Tragic! She was obviously not thinking about her career when she did that. That to me is a clear go back to start, and get a few more skills before being let loose on our kids. Complete reset of values required before coming near children of others again.

Gotta be careful with what you say to the precious little buggers now Mom, Because they get taught in school what to do if someone threatens them like that. And then you have the bobbies at your door questioning you about said threats.

**Mom** · 5th July 2013, 21:24

Originally Posted by unstuck

Gotta be careful with what you say to the precious little buggers now Mom, Because they get taught in school what to do if someone threatens them like that. And then you have the bobbies at your door questioning you about said threats.

Meh! Here is where we (the world) have all gone mental! Children are children. They need and appreciate boundaries and guidelines. They often don't get them at home where they should.

I saw a young dad with a couple of shockingly badly behaved kids, young ones. He threatened them with bodily injury, by a really crazy method, I think it was something to do with kicking them into the middle of next week, if they did not behave.

I also observed him giving the little shits a bit of a bottom hurry up.

I commend him!

**unstuck** · 5th July 2013, 21:30

Originally Posted by Mom

Meh! Here is where we (the world) have all gone mental! Children are children. They need and appreciate boundaries and guidelines. They often don't get them at home where they should.

I saw a young dad with a couple of shockingly badly behaved kids, young ones. He threatened them with bodily injury, by a really crazy method, I think it was something to do with kicking them into the middle of next week, if they did not behave.

I also observed him giving the little shits a bit of a bottom hurry up.

I commend him!

I would normally agree mom, but after getting done for assaulting my daughter last november by grabbing her shoulder and spinning her around to face me, well, I am very careful now because my rights to try to dissaplin my kids has gone.

**Mom** · 5th July 2013, 21:40

Originally Posted by unstuck

I would normally agree mom, but after getting done for assaulting my daughter last november by grabbing her shoulder and spinning her around to face me, well, I am very careful now because my rights to try to dissaplin my kids has gone.

The world has gone mental! I would no doubt be serving a lengthy prison term, should I be raising kids in this day and age. Wooden spoon versus backside anyone?

I used to foster kids, never laid a hand on them mind. They can test you to the limit and beyond. You have to be tough on these youngsters.

**unstuck** · 5th July 2013, 21:43

Originally Posted by Mom

The world has gone mental! I would no doubt be serving a lengthy prison term, should I be raising kids in this day and age. Wooden spoon versus backside anyone?

I used to foster kids, never laid a hand on them mind. They can test you to the limit and beyond. You have to be tough on these youngsters.

I agree, but you have to do it without touching them or verbally abusing them these days. Confiscating phones and computer time works to a certain extent, but a good kick in the arse would be better.

**GDOBSSOR** · 5th July 2013, 22:03

Originally Posted by unstuck

I agree, but you have to do it without touching them or verbally abusing them these days. Confiscating phones and computer time works to a certain extent, but a good kick in the arse would be better.

It depends. I nanny for children from the ages of six to thirteen. Most of the children behave reasonably well. You can confiscate the computer or cellphone as a punishment, which is all very well for a less strong-willed child who may sulk a little bit but accept it. If a child's really out of control and makes up their mind to get their hands on whatever you've taken off of them, and it's not the type of thing (eg, a teddy) that can be locked away, there's no way you can stop them without getting hooked into an argument. I say, there needs to be a consistent system of small rewards and attention for good behaviour, and a consistent way of punishing bad behaviour without engaging in a fight. Like, drawing a black mark on the whiteboard for every time they misbehave, and then taking away one prized possession for every mark. I don't enjoy being sworn at and kicked and sometimes think I could cheerfully use a wooden spoon, but quite apart from it being unprofessional, all it would do is show the child I'm looking after that I've lost control myself.

**scumdog** · 7th July 2013, 17:20

Originally Posted by Madness

Why? Are you cunts talking utter shite again?

You had to ask??

I thought you knew everything...

**Drew** · 7th July 2013, 17:48

Infants, and toddlers are not people. They are animals. Purely instinctual. So, the failing of those parents with fucken arsehole children is that they tried to teach at an early age, rather than train. I am talking about the kids who won't do what they're told to about age seven.

Sounds harsh and crude, but I don't know the fancy terms to make it a marketable ideal.

Once a child can reason, the tactics of the parent need to evolve.

Just the musings of someone lucky enough to have two very well behaved teenagers. There will be battles, and they will challenge me and break the rules, they are human after all. But all in all, my philosophy seems to be not too far from the mark.