Kids these days!
 

I was walking out of Safeway 30 minutes ago and I come across a kid sitting in front of my car on a nice looking Trek mountain bike. This kid was all of 14 or 15, blonde hair, blue eyes, well groomed, and wearing what I think was a Boy Scout uniform. I said hello to him, and he responded "Sup nigga!"

I don't make a habit out of bursting out in hysterical laughter right in peoples faces, but this time I couldn't resist.

I think I made him cry :(

Sup nigga? LMAO. I say we let kids watch porn instead of letting them listen to rap... mother fucker.

Haha.

mmm boys in boyscout uniformz.

hahahah my lil cousin says that. dunno where he got it.

haha i was resisting but since you went there... umm... yeah :)

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Ever see the "Canteen Boy" sketch from Saturday Night Live where Alex Baldwin the Scoutmaster tries to seduce Adam Sandler the Scout?

Fuckin' hilarious!

Not to long ago I went up to the local college to see a member of the staff. Nearby the college is a middle school. The kids were outside for recess. The foulness that came from their mouths, girls and boys, would match anything ever posted on this board. These are 8-10 year olds. I was shocked. These kids should have been made to cry by having a belt used on their asses.

I attribute their lanquage to the music they listen to and the movies they see and, in general, the society we live in today.

When I was a kid, we knew some cuss words, and sometimes used them, but it was not every other word out of our mouth and they were common cuss words, not the foulness that I heard from these kids mouth.

Kids are getting scarier and scarier these days. Almost made me have second thoughts about having my own. I just hope I can be a good parent and try to teach my child better ways to express him/herself. A lot of a child's behaviour has to do with the example set by their parents. I will try to set the best example I can and hope for the best. *shrug*

I listened to filthy music. Watched nasty movies. And heard my dad swear at the cars constantly. But I never swore inside his home. I didn't yell cuss words at teachers. I didn't scream them outside in public places where there were kids around. It's all how you were raised...

These days I'm a little different, hehe...

It's certainly very apparent in the youth. I would have to agree that television and other forms of media are to blame. It's sad, but perhaps they will eventually grow out of it?

Ahahaha. Let's sue Comedy Central because my kid said pig fucker.

Gutterboy

are you white or a nigga?

This really made my day. I honestly don't know what is funnier, the boyscout and his greeting, or the idea of a bunch of porn peddlers blaming the media for the way kids talk. :1orglaugh Thanks, guys, I needed that!

"When I was a kid, we knew some cuss words, and sometimes used them, but it was not every other word out of our mouth and they were common cuss words, not the foulness that I heard from these kids mouth."

when were you a kid? i remember somewhere around age 10 or 11 was the year of cussing as much as possible. that would be about 70-71.

kids do the same thing they've done since civilization began, they rebel against and shock their elders. the difference between successive generations is the demystification of words once deemed taboo. eventually, all the words that were once dirty will become overused and harmless. then the kids will have to make up new words to shock and rebel.

I am about as white as white gets. Dirty blonde hair, blue eyes, freckles, can't dance worth shit etc.

He wouldn't have dared say that to a black guy.

You see, you *think* that... Alas, you are wrong. You just know there are plenty of kids (and others) who would.

uh yeah, when my brother and i were in NYC a couple of weeks ago, chilling at the lennox lounge in harlem, listening to some fantastic jazz (with only one other white guy in the place besides ourselves) - it was like, every second word out of my mouth.

Maybe they're getting all this foul language from message boards like "Go FUCKyourself" :1orglaugh

You noticed all the kids on here too, huh?

On the contrary, I can't think of any kid, or any sane white person for that matter, who would do that. There aren't many taboos left, but a white person calling a black person "******" the way black folks sometimes do as a greeting or term of endearment is *definitely* one of 'em.

suprisingly, my kids are , so far, pretty much profanity-free (of course they are 7, 6, and 2...but but they are MY kids...lol) althpugh my oldest son really enjoys saying "I'm gonna kick you in the nuts" constantly to his mother and I...my daughter has caught on a little bit...she's a perfect little aryan type child (blond hair, blue eyes, fair skin) and still has that "little" voice and fell in the park the other day and at the top of her lungs said "Holy shit, I think I broke my nuts" I discovered my "prude button"...but some of the other parents in the park seemed amused...

the problem with kids these days are the parents.

I will never allow my sons or dughter to ever treat or disrespect me , the way I see most kids talking to their parents .

I sat and listened to my 9 year old neighbor bitch at his mother, as if she was under him,

personally I would've put him through the wall

but she took it from him, and when he;s 17 telling her to fuck off and takes the car and robs shit, she'll never understand why

this kid now is the biggest problem in the nieghbourhood, but I tell yuou this when I tell the little mutherfucker something he listens ,
because he is told properly and maybe politly to fuck off or he'll get it
thats what his mom should do
and all these little white kids, mtv and much brainwashed to believe they are black living in the hood make me laugh too
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I see these skinny runt white boys walking around all "slimshady"

sad it'll be some time before they figuire out there fucking loosers




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thats what i was thinking. if the kid was white and he did say that to a black guy .. that would be 'ballsee' of him.

ahahaha, the nigga thing is hilarious. :1orglaugh



hanging around near 'the bottom field' when i was a kid, about 9 or 10, the little kids that lived in the houses nearby always came down to the field to play on their bikes, and such.

i remember that one day, one of the little kids told me to "fuck off" and that he was going to "fucking leather me"... trash talking. strangest thing about that? the kid was still like 2 years old. he barely knew enough words to string a reasonable sentence together, yet he was trash talking. maybe the older kids that are 6 or 7 would be able to pick that up from tv... doubful that he would pick it up from older brothers/sisters, so i guess the only place a kid of 2 years old could really pick up something like that would be from his parents at home.

typical redneck trash family.

in fact... i shouldn't really say that, even though they're as common as horse shit. they're actually quite nice people, suppose all they need is a few classes on how to conduct their language when kids are around.

one day, coming off the field on my scooter... i fell off on the dirt track. cut both my knees open, crying my eyes out and terrified that i'd have to have my legs amputated or something. anyway, one of the kids went running home and came back with his mom. she took me into their house, cleaned up my knees, bandaged it all up for me, gave me some sweets and had two of the other kids come with me and tell my mom what had happened (it was long distance to walk, too) which i thought was quite nice. :)

i believe they also did the same thing for one of my friends who fell in the nettles.

looking back... ahahaha, i think we all fell in the nettles at one time or another. first guy to go fell of his bike and right in there. about a month after that, another friend fell in. then about 2 months after that, i fell in. :1orglaugh for us, it was kind of like the rule of life that states: sometime during childhood, all boys must slip off their bicycle seats and crush their balls on the metal frame. i suppose it teaches us not to do it when we're older. :)

Kids should listen to Metal.

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I was a kid in the thirties and forties. In my neighborhood there was not much, if any rebellion taking place. Fathers would wear your ass out with a belt, mothers preferred swiches, and teachers used paddles. Most kids, of nine or ten, had some kind of before or after school job, or chores to do on the farm. Every kid I knew had a gun/guns. I was given my first gun when I was ten. We didn't use them to shoot up schools or one another.

In general it was a better behaved generation than that of today.

Blame it on the Metal and the Rock and Roll!

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ah yes, the time honored traditions of child abuse and child labor....

I pine for the old days.......

ah yes, the good ol' days.

I was just talking about this the other day. I blame it on the media. I grew up on some of the worst rap ever, Too Short, 2 Live Crew & The Ghetto Boys and I have always been an Ozzy Fan. You can't get more decadant than that list but I still can't bring myself to curse in front of my parents. I've been living on my own for 12 years but I just can't do it! What happened to these kids!

You mock...but I did not know any kid that felt abused, and we were proud to have jobs. I actually bought a car when I was eleven, it cost me thirty dollars. We also actually learned in school. This was before schools implemented grading on a curve. In my opinion that may very well be the worse thing that happened to our school system. That and giving up corporal punishment. Our educational system used to be number one in the world and we are way down the list now.

as crazy as it might sound - kids still learn these days. they also work jobs - more now than ever.

Yeah they learn...alot of things they shouldn't have learned.

I don't know where you live but I don't know of any kids that have jobs, other than teenagers that for the most part work at a fast food joint, or as a bagger at a market.

As for learning: My oldest son enlisted in the Army on the delayed entry program when he was a Junior in High School. His recruiter recruited him to recruit other students. If he got two more to enlist he would enter active duty as an E-2 instead of an E-1. Well he managed to convince eight of his fellow classmates to enlist, but only three could pass the tests, but yet all eight were awarded High School Diplomas upon graduation. This indicates to me that there were many others in his graduating class that did not deserve a diploma.

The tests are pretty much basic reading, writing and arithmetic. As I have stated, we used to be number one in education, but we are like 15th or so now.

they aren't exactly handing out sweet jobs for teenagers these days. EVERYONE i grew up with worked - shit jobs. i'm not that old (29). now i do a little better lol

point is, more kids work today than ever before. has nothing to do with how shitty the job is - you don't work at mcdicks for fun.

Well the type of job was not really my point, but I don't know of any preteens that have a job, or chores, as was common when I was a boy. While I agree that more teens are working than ever before (the population is three times more than when I was a boy), without knowing the percentage I am satisfied that percentage wise there are far less kids working today than in my generation.

well, you brought it up.
actually, i am talking % - wise. more teens work today %-wise than ever. i'm too tired to look up some statistics, but i am certain that's true (i've read it many times before).

I would woop my kids asses so hard they never would see another birthday if they ever said foul language around me or god help them I hear them say it outside.

To this day I haven't heard them say anything bad in 'my present' that doesn't mean they don't do it to be kewl, but they also know I would have a fit if they do it around me or god forbid my mother.
But, they know better. They know that mom has a mean streak and even thou my son is about 6'4 and in his 20's he dares not.

Good for you mom!!

Well I am too, but I will try to keep it in mind as things to do.