:yawn: I regret he did not say
Priest drunken shame hits Biblical proportions
...Bites, spits, punches, kicks officer
...'I'm from Vatican... going to f*ck you up' Pr 16:18
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:yawn: I regret he did not say
Priest drunken shame hits Biblical proportions
...Bites, spits, punches, kicks officer
...'I'm from Vatican... going to f*ck you up' Pr 16:18
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My son is five. He knows how to tell me a classmate said something inappropriate without parroting profanity.:yawn: I regret he did not sayPolly want a cracker? :freak:
Priest drunken shame hits Biblical proportions
...Bites, spits, punches, kicks officer
...'I'm from Vatican... going to [expletive deleted] you up' Pr 16:18
He'd understood that lesson the first time I explained it to him. So now he's two up on you.:yawn: That's great.
He knows that there's no excuse to parrot profanity, that he can make the point without it, just as you could have, noting then linking with a warning about the particular language for people who aren't interested in reading it.
:yawn: That's great. You could start a thread and tell us all about your parenting tips-- :freak: what you said...and then what he said...and then what you said again...and then what he said again.
Your sincerity is a match for your manners.
Most parents, I'd hope, teach their children that the response to gutter language isn't to echo it.
The only thing worse than someone who doesn't know better is someone who should but doesn't care.-- :freak: what you said...and then what he said...and then what you said again...and then what he said again.
:yawn: ad hominem Eph 4:14
You're like the kid who asked a hard question tries his or her best to make the answer about something else.
Put as much effort into learning the lesson and you'll get somewhere worth going.
Lastly, it's only an ad hom if your manners and/or your sincerity is lacking...so you got your own nose on that one.
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So, here's the thing. SD has posted profane language. Her idea of a defense is that she's only reporting what someone else said. My response is the same one every parent worth their salt would say to their child, you don't parrot vulgar language. You don't have to do that to give anyone an understanding of the objectionable conduct of someone else.
I agree with you
Eagles Wings
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I pulled this only once as a child, and I imagine at times tasting soap in my mouth to this day. My parents considered it lying.
:yawn: Proof please (Eph 4:14).
each::yawn: Proof please (Eph 4:14).
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:yawn: Soap kills birds.
So I noted that SD posts profane language and she continues with the goofy yawn smiley and asks for:
Okay. Here's one incident of profanity reposted. I won't repost profanity, so it's in the redacted portion, but the link is live.
And another:
And here's the justification you gave when I noted my five year old knows better than to parrot obscenity.
And makes the same silly face and request in response to my "Only repeating what others have said" note regarding her defensive posture.
Okay. Here's one incident of profanity reposted. I won't repost profanity, so it's in the redacted portion, but the link is live.
...'I'm from Vatican... going to [obscenity redacted by TH] you up' Pr 16:18
And another:
And here's the justification you gave when I noted my five year old knows better than to parrot obscenity.
:yawn: That's great.Does he know how to report a news story? :freak:
:yawn: I regret he did not sayPolly want a cracker? :freak:
Priest drunken shame hits Biblical proportions
...Bites, spits, punches, kicks officer
...'I'm from Vatican... going to f*ck you up' Pr 16:18
You're a NASTY guy.
maybe serpy was drinking
:yawn: How would you know--you have me on ignore, remember? :Whipsnap: For having me on ignore you sure read a lot of my posts (Eph 4:14). :freak:
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I think you girls might be happier in the Tupperware and candle thread. :sibbie: Lev 19:16, Eph 4:14
