Kids these days

JHH

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Guess I just need to blow off steam. Walked in to caseys to get a cup of coffee and just cant believe the kids these days. Had two that had to be sixteen one had shoes untied and pants hanging to his knees the other had enough stuff stuck to him that his head looked like a tackle box. Clearly these kids don't know how to work but will probably get a degree in B.S. and make 100,000.00 a yr.
 
I think part of it is the raising
My son texted saying
Brock(he's two) is running around the living room roping cows with a stethoscope and every now and then a cow turns into a bear and he has to pow pow the bear with his gun.

I think he's going to fine :D
I'm pretty proud of them both
 
I'm always try to be positive about our nations youth, with that said I do notice some that look like clowns with out make up.
 
cross_7":1bo38xjf said:
I think part of it is the raising
My son texted saying
Brock(he's two) is running around the living room roping cows with a stethoscope and every now and then a cow turns into a bear and he has to pow pow the bear with his gun.

I think he's going to fine :D
I'm pretty proud of them both

Maybe there is some hope. LOL.
 
JHH":1nyiiiww said:
cross_7":1nyiiiww said:
I think part of it is the raising
My son texted saying
Brock(he's two) is running around the living room roping cows with a stethoscope and every now and then a cow turns into a bear and he has to pow pow the bear with his gun.

I think he's going to fine :D
I'm pretty proud of them both

Maybe there is some hope. LOL.

Maybe so but I never said he was smart :D
But he'll learn to be able to take if himself and make his own way in the world
 
yall are forgetting kids have to learn from their own misstakes.we cant change what they do or what happens to them even though weve been there and done that.my nephews have tats.they are the 1st that have to live with them for life.
 
Walked into the convenience store this morning and told the young man I wanted a case of Bud Light. He told me they had some "18 and 24 packs" two aisles over.
 
TexasBred":29hgll4n said:
Walked into the convenience store this morning and told the young man I wanted a case of Bud Light. He told me they had some "18 and 24 packs" two aisles over.

Dam kids don't know anything
Everybody knows to buy beer in the 30 pack :D
 
I have two kids that help in shop. I ask the one the other day to bring me a 1/4 ratchet and a 5/16 socket. I got a 1/2 drive ratchet with a 1 5/16 socket I ask him how I was to get that under the dash of car he just looked at me.
 
JHH":10kong4u said:
Guess I just need to blow off steam. Walked in to caseys to get a cup of coffee and just cant believe the kids these days. Had two that had to be sixteen one had shoes untied and pants hanging to his knees the other had enough stuff stuck to him that his head looked like a tackle box. Clearly these kids don't know how to work but will probably get a degree in B.S. and make 100,000.00 a yr.


Sadly, they won't. The best year of their life they'll make $15 k and spend 12.5 k on tats.
Go to an FFA meeting and cleanse your brain. There are lots of good kids. :D
 
john250":10qd8g5m said:
JHH":10qd8g5m said:
Guess I just need to blow off steam. Walked in to caseys to get a cup of coffee and just cant believe the kids these days. Had two that had to be sixteen one had shoes untied and pants hanging to his knees the other had enough stuff stuck to him that his head looked like a tackle box. Clearly these kids don't know how to work but will probably get a degree in B.S. and make 100,000.00 a yr.


Sadly, they won't. The best year of their life they'll make $15 k and spend 12.5 k on tats.
Go to an FFA meeting and cleanse your brain. There are lots of good kids. :D
:clap: :clap: :clap:
I agree there are a lot of good kids. And the FFA is an excellent example.
It's just that the other kind are most noticeable.
When this thing falls apart it is the good kids who will rebuild it---if it can be rebuilt.
 
Ryder":vdhk3eui said:
john250":vdhk3eui said:
JHH":vdhk3eui said:
Guess I just need to blow off steam. Walked in to caseys to get a cup of coffee and just cant believe the kids these days. Had two that had to be sixteen one had shoes untied and pants hanging to his knees the other had enough stuff stuck to him that his head looked like a tackle box. Clearly these kids don't know how to work but will probably get a degree in B.S. and make 100,000.00 a yr.


Sadly, they won't. The best year of their life they'll make $15 k and spend 12.5 k on tats.
Go to an FFA meeting and cleanse your brain. There are lots of good kids. :D
:clap: :clap: :clap:
I agree there are a lot of good kids. And the FFA is an excellent example.
It's just that the other kind are most noticeable.
When this thing falls apart it is the good kids who will rebuild it---if it can be rebuilt.


being able to rebuild it is what worries me. Its not going to be much longer before everything crashes. I am afraid the good ones are in the minority right now. I would say 2-1.
 
My youngest brother is an idiot.at 24 He's a pothead, atheist, and waiter at a chain restraunt. The loser trifecta.sometimes he will post very disturbing anti religion stuff on facebook, then gets offended when he gets a reaction from me. He can't figure out why he's going no where in life and hasn't any friends. But he is the "selfie" king.
Point is a lot of youth today are only fixated on themselves, which never leads them anywhere positive
 

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