Serious incident

sparrow · Post by **sparrow** » Fri May 25, 2007 12:35 am

Well as the decent folks around this area have said for a good number of years there has been a very serious incident in our communal close. Ten policemen and an ambulance were outside the ambulance went away empty so either whoever it was is OK or dead. This close is a timebomb. I've posted on the old forum about all the bother with antisocial behaviour my wife and I have to put up with and tonight it looks like it's came to a head. I'll post again tomorrow if I hear whats happened.

billythefish · Post by **billythefish** » Fri May 25, 2007 2:25 am

sparrow wrote:Well as the decent folks around this area have said for a good number of years there has been a very serious incident in our communal close. Ten policemen and an ambulance were outside the ambulance went away empty so either whoever it was is OK or dead. This close is a timebomb. I've posted on the old forum about all the bother with antisocial behaviour my wife and I have to put up with and tonight it looks like it's came to a head. I'll post again tomorrow if I hear whats happened.

My sympathies - as you can imagine, we get quite a lot of action around my way... we often hear nothing more, despite the helicopter, gunfire, car chases and the lot...

Luckily, I rarely get caught up in anything. In fact, the attack I suffered in the park in March was my first first-hand experience in 13 years of living here.

Unlucky for some I guess.

bigmoog · Post by **bigmoog** » Fri May 25, 2007 8:05 am

sparrow wrote:Well as the decent folks around this area have said for a good number of years there has been a very serious incident in our communal close. Ten policemen and an ambulance were outside the ambulance went away empty so either whoever it was is OK or dead. This close is a timebomb. I've posted on the old forum about all the bother with antisocial behaviour my wife and I have to put up with and tonight it looks like it's came to a head. I'll post again tomorrow if I hear whats happened.

hope all is ok, John.

let us know.......

epsilon75 · Post by **epsilon75** » Fri May 25, 2007 8:31 am

It seems this is now a nationwide problem,we were no angels when we were kids but the yob of today is a totally different breed........I put a lot of the blame totally on the parents heads,some of them are not fit to bring kids into the world and they dont give a hoot where or what their kids are up to.........this country is in a mess

Fine the parents then and only then will you see any change

DSJR · Post by **DSJR** » Fri May 25, 2007 8:45 am

There aren't too many bad kids at the school I invigilate at, but the SEN people there tell me that kids today have no fear and this can work badly on those with very special problems... Many of these problems are at home.

I AM very happily surprised though how those studends wanting to do well but with special needs of one sort or another are accommodated - in separate classrooms and with laptops on occasion. Other troublemakers how HAVE to do certain exams (and don't want to) are basically kept away from the bulk of students at exam time. These kids of both sexes have the attention span of a four year old (and behave similarly when they've finished a one hour exam in ten minutes...)

billythefish · Post by **billythefish** » Fri May 25, 2007 2:08 pm

epsilon75 wrote:It seems this is now a nationwide problem,we were no angels when we were kids but the yob of today is a totally different breed........I put a lot of the blame totally on the parents heads,some of them are not fit to bring kids into the world and they dont give a hoot where or what their kids are up to.........this country is in a mess Fine the parents then and only then will you see any change

There's a lot of truth there Colin. I think the reason some parents are like this is Political Correctness. We've gone way too far the other way now when it comes to discipline and authority. Neither is it fair that schools are increasingly expected to take on the pastoral duties the family have traditionally always had.

When Pink Floyd wrote "Another brick in the wall", things were different and needed to be reacted to, but the truth is, when you have more testosterone than blood running through your veins and you are hysterical with frustration, the only thing that can get through to you is a clip around the ear. That was certainly the way with me.

Hobo · Post by **Hobo** » Fri May 25, 2007 4:09 pm

billythefish wrote:
epsilon75 wrote:It seems this is now a nationwide problem,we were no angels when we were kids but the yob of today is a totally different breed........I put a lot of the blame totally on the parents heads,some of them are not fit to bring kids into the world and they dont give a hoot where or what their kids are up to.........this country is in a mess Fine the parents then and only then will you see any change
There's a lot of truth there Colin. I think the reason some parents are like this is Political Correctness. We've gone way too far the other way now when it comes to discipline and authority. Neither is it fair that schools are increasingly expected to take on the pastoral duties the family have traditionally always had.

When Pink Floyd wrote "Another brick in the wall", things were different and needed to be reacted to, but the truth is, when you have more testosterone than blood running through your veins and you are hysterical with frustration, the only thing that can get through to you is a clip around the ear. That was certainly the way with me.

Agreed. I was always disciplined according to the crime and it didn't do me any harm. (Wait a minute, maybe I'm not a good example!).

epsilon75 · Post by **epsilon75** » Fri May 25, 2007 4:18 pm

I was hardly ever given a clip by my parents,they had a much better punishment than that.
If i did something wrong i was kept in for a week or two at a time and that absolutely killed me,watching the boys and girls playing from my window and knowing they had gone to the local disco hurt more than any other punishment,and my parents knew it..
Needless to say that punishment led to me behaving myself more often than not

Hobo · Post by **Hobo** » Fri May 25, 2007 4:25 pm

epsilon75 wrote:I was hardly ever given a clip by my parents,they had a much better punishment than that.
If i did something wrong i was kept in for a week or two at a time and that absolutely killed me,watching the boys and girls playing from my window and knowing they had gone to the local disco hurt more than any other punishment,and my parents knew it..
Needless to say that punishment led to me behaving myself more often than not

You've made up for it since though!

epsilon75 · Post by **epsilon75** » Fri May 25, 2007 4:31 pm

Hobo wrote:
epsilon75 wrote:I was hardly ever given a clip by my parents,they had a much better punishment than that.
If i did something wrong i was kept in for a week or two at a time and that absolutely killed me,watching the boys and girls playing from my window and knowing they had gone to the local disco hurt more than any other punishment,and my parents knew it..
Needless to say that punishment led to me behaving myself more often than not
You've made up for it since though!

I blame the Wife

Hobo · Post by **Hobo** » Fri May 25, 2007 9:00 pm

epsilon75 wrote:
Hobo wrote:
epsilon75 wrote:I was hardly ever given a clip by my parents,they had a much better punishment than that.
If i did something wrong i was kept in for a week or two at a time and that absolutely killed me,watching the boys and girls playing from my window and knowing they had gone to the local disco hurt more than any other punishment,and my parents knew it..
Needless to say that punishment led to me behaving myself more often than not
You've made up for it since though!
I blame the Wife

Yeah she was always a loose cannon and it was inevitable she'd lead you astray!

24db · Post by **24db** » Fri May 25, 2007 9:16 pm

epsilon75 wrote:
Hobo wrote:
epsilon75 wrote:I was hardly ever given a clip by my parents,they had a much better punishment than that.
If i did something wrong i was kept in for a week or two at a time and that absolutely killed me,watching the boys and girls playing from my window and knowing they had gone to the local disco hurt more than any other punishment,and my parents knew it..
Needless to say that punishment led to me behaving myself more often than not
You've made up for it since though!
I blame the Wife

perhaps you should be made to miss the next 3 TD gigs?

Hobo · Post by **Hobo** » Fri May 25, 2007 9:51 pm

sparrow wrote:Well as the decent folks around this area have said for a good number of years there has been a very serious incident in our communal close. Ten policemen and an ambulance were outside the ambulance went away empty so either whoever it was is OK or dead. This close is a timebomb. I've posted on the old forum about all the bother with antisocial behaviour my wife and I have to put up with and tonight it looks like it's came to a head. I'll post again tomorrow if I hear whats happened.

I hope it's nice and quiet tonight John.

epsilon75 · Post by **epsilon75** » Fri May 25, 2007 11:15 pm

24db wrote:
epsilon75 wrote:
Hobo wrote: You've made up for it since though!
I blame the Wife
perhaps you should be made to miss the next 3 TD gigs?

Not Arf

sparrow · Post by **sparrow** » Sat May 26, 2007 12:01 am

It was a serious assault on the arse who causes most of the grief. His ex hit him over the head with a ashtray

He refused to go to hospital. So far it's been quiet tonight appart from my stereo

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