popeye1250 -> RE: OMG -- How did we ever survive being a kid (3/9/2011 11:18:49 PM)
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ORIGINAL: maybemaybenot LOL ! My first grade teacher had a blue baby bottle with a yellow ribbon tied around it. If we misbehaved, we had to wear the baby bottle around our necks for the day. To lunch, to recess, to music class whereever the day took you. My second grade teacher had a sign we had to wear if we spoke out of turn or without raising our hand in class. It said " I was a naughty boy/girl today and spoke in class. I can only imagine if those tactics were used today, the outcry of the emotional damage to the child. But.... i can only recall one or two kids that had to wear the bottle or sign, and only once. It was a very effective deterant and kept class orderly. NO ONE wanted to have to deal with either of those things. I also remember my own parents and my friends parents supporting the teacher, when we came home and told them about it. mbmbn Ha! My first grade teacher had a PINK baby bonnet that you had to wear in class, recess, to the head and cafeteria too. One kid was a fuck up and had to wear it three times! Needless to say we were the quietest most polite class in the school. NOONE wanted to have to wear that baby bonnet! It's good for kids to get humiliated, hurt, in a fight once in a while as it teaches them early that life, "ain't a bed of roses!" Otherwise you end up with a kid with an inflated sense of self-worth, easily "Offended" (there's that word again!) a a false sense of entitlement and a giant ego. Just the type of kids that need a good fuckin' beating. I was stuck right behind a school bus one time with six or eight cars behind me and the kids in the back started sticking their tongues out at me and pointing at me so, I gave them the finger. They started giving me the finger back and all of a sudden the bus pulled off the road abruptly and the driver went to the back of the bus. I drove by and the lady behind me was beeping her horn at me and giving me the thumbs up. The little bastards learned a lesson that day didn't they?
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