IKR?! Before he stated his profession, I would've sworn he was a cattle herder.I find it hilarious that the dad was in IT of all industries.
Some people like to dress differently than what their profession might tend to look like. For instance, I am a school teacher and unlike my fellow peers, I dress like a tattooed pierced joker.IKR?! Before he stated his profession, I would've sworn he was a cattle herder.
Yeah... as Rasputin just said... looks and profession don't always go together. I've known some super country people that work in IT and related industries. I found it hilarious because the daughter was so dense into thinking that her dad would never find something like that considering what job he worked.IKR?! Before he stated his profession, I would've sworn he was a cattle herder.
Or the fact that they were friends on facebook :conf2:Yeah... as Rasputin just said... looks and profession don't always go together. I've known some super country people that work in IT and related industries. I found it hilarious because the daughter was so dense into thinking that her dad would never find something like that considering what job he worked.
According to the text in her little hissy-fit, she hates her parents already, for no good reason. She thinks it's slavery to be forced to run a vacuum for 5 minutes a day, wipe a counter off in 2 minutes, unload the dishwasher in 5 minutes, wash her own clothes, and make her own bed. The nerve of him for being such a slave-driver.Saw it yesterday. And that's one of the cons of Facebook and social media in general. Before, a girl would write what this girl wrote on her Facebook wall in her journal...or just think it to herself. But because you now have "public" venting channels, it's come to this. I appreciate dad for doing this, but two wrongs don't make a right. I can bet you a lot to a little that this does nothing but alienate his daughter and put strain on their relationship. Public reprimand has its place, but you know....
I know a lot of parents make their kids friend them on Facebook to keep tabs on things. The kids thinks they can get around it, but it doesn't take a rocket scientist to counter it by checking it from another profile to see what you've been blocked from seeing.Or the fact that they were friends on facebook :conf2:
A.K.A. teenagerAccording to the text in her little hissy-fit, she hates her parents already, for no good reason. She thinks it's slavery to be forced to run a vacuum for 5 minutes a day, wipe a counter off in 2 minutes, unload the dishwasher in 5 minutes, wash her own clothes, and make her own bed. The nerve of him for being such a slave-driver.
Yeah, I'm guessing that she still wont get it. I'm also guessing that the father may be having some second thoughts today about doing this so publicly. Judging by his demeanor, he was doing this on the spur of the moment. Teens are expert on pushing all the right (wrong) buttons.What will she carry away from this? My Dad is an a-hole.
Father of the year.
See, with his being an IT specialist and that Nebraska farmer look, I thought this might be you Slab.What will she carry away from this? My Dad is an a-hole.
Father of the year.
Almost every woman (and some men) that I know who were once teenagers have felt that way at some point. Just a phase of being young & dumb.According to the text in her little hissy-fit, she hates her parents already, for no good reason. She thinks it's slavery to be forced to run a vacuum for 5 minutes a day, wipe a counter off in 2 minutes, unload the dishwasher in 5 minutes, wash her own clothes, and make her own bed. The nerve of him for being such a slave-driver.
She'll learn a lot more from this episode than she would if he had just put the thing in the closet for a month and let her sweet talk him out of it.