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Old April 3rd, 2004, 12:07 AM   #1
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So my kid and the other musketeers (all in the same age group 8-10) have become the terrorists of our neighborhood according to some. It's a group of three boys that can increase to eight depending on who is home but the neighborhood thinks our three are the instigators.

They think this because the boys took a buttload of unusable lumber from a house being built and made a fort. Hell, it was pretty cool and I was impressed while it was being built. They had a living room with a dart board and a shooting range to throw rocks at targets, as well as a little rocked off bathroom to pee (no pooping allowed). Pretty sweet I thought.

But, that was the beginning of the old woman groups complaints. The fort was a danger to the whole world apparently. On the same level as Ossama. Now they're having coniptions because they are riding their bikes at full speed all over the neighborhood and not paying attention to the street signs. I'm thinking who gives a crap, look for cars and go. No cars, no stop. I still have a licsence to drive and have used that mindset for years. Every trip is a race to young boys. And even older children like me.

Now, the boys took the neighbors blocks that are to eventually be their block walls in the front yard and built this sweet obstical course in the middle of the street. I LMAO when I turned the corner and saw it. Yeah, you had to drive on the sidewalk a little to make it but it was damn funny and they were all cheering you on to make it. Good times I thought, and the neighbor who owned the blocks (his kid is one of the musketeers) did the obstacle and thought it was great.

The old crab was livid! Safety concerns and somebody could be injured! WTF!? It's an obstacle course in a culdesac. Not like they did it on Arizona Ave.

We, the parents of the terrorists, have been asked to make them stop being so rambunctious and detrimental to the neighborhood.

I told her to f*ck off. They are ten years old. If you have met my kid he is the most unimposing polite child you will ever meet. I ride his a** when I think it's needed but when he's just cutting loose and having fun I'm not going to kill it. No way.

Every day pulling in to our house is an adventure. I have no idea what they will come up with next, but when I see it it's original and damn entertaining. The old lady brigade said I was as much a child as my boy and was a terrible parent. I don't disagree that my sense of humor and good times became frozen at the age of ten, farts are still funny to me and if I can work it into a joke then my day is made. But does that make me a bad parent?

WTF!! Am I wrong in my thinking or should the old lady brigade just move?
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Old April 3rd, 2004, 04:07 AM   #2
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Old April 3rd, 2004, 08:49 AM   #3
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Yes we have an HOA. What is happening is we have a pretty wide age gap between home owners. There are very few people with teenage kids. About half of us have kids in the 4-10 age group and the rest are older and have no kids at home. We make them keep the activities to our street and clean it all up every night so the HOA shouldn't get involved. It's also only a couple of old bats complaining that don't even live on our street. We didn't give them much hope for changing the boys activity levels so maybe they'll move or just ignore us.
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Old April 3rd, 2004, 09:00 AM   #4
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Darned blue hair commitees... Growing up (the ages that these boys are) these blue hair brigades used to be a huge thorn in my little adolescent side... I have always wondered if and when I get that age if I will become all bitter and nasty, too...

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Old April 3rd, 2004, 10:44 AM   #5
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I think you are a fine parent and that these women are just old, miserable hags who find comfort in making others just as miserable.

As long as your kid and friends aren't doing anything to where someone could get seriously hurt, then who the hell cares.

My Mom's HOA is totally biased against little kids, too. No bike riding/skateboarding/etc on the sidewalks and other areas (We live in condo with other condo's). I feel bad for the kids, cuz when I was little I rode my bike everywhere and another HOA we had didnt give a damn.
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Old April 3rd, 2004, 12:49 PM   #6
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How about an ASFN-draft-party-picnic in your culdesac, Mike?

If the blue-hairs get thrown into a tizzy over the little kids and their activities...let's see what they would do with a full-on invasion of the neighborhood by grown men and women (and their kids).

Everyone could just bring their own food, or share potluck style.

We'll park our cars and trucks up and down all of the streets in your neighborhood and set up televisions and stereos for draft coverage...

We could do "stupid human tricks" or something right out in the street of the culdesac and just have a good time in between picks.

Then, when the draft day is over, your kids and their friends will seem like total gentlemen.

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Old April 3rd, 2004, 06:59 PM   #8
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Wow, She came and appologized for being so bitchy and made friends. Said she had a horrible day and all the commotion just made her a temporary hag. She really likes kids and raised a boy herself and understands what's up.

Sweet! All is good. I kind of went off too and over reacted against all the old people as a group and shouldn't have done that. I guess two wrongs can make a right.

Edit: I just read my original post again and must confess to some alcohol induced imbelishment.

It really wasn't as bad as I made it sound. Sorry to all.

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Wow, She came and appologized for being so bitchy and made friends. Said she had a horrible day and all the commotion just made her a temporary hag. She really likes kids and raised a boy herself and understands what's up.

Sweet! All is good. I kind of went off too and over reacted against all the old people as a group and shouldn't have done that. I guess two wrongs can make a right.

Edit: I just read my original post again and must confess to some alcohol induced imbelishment.

It really wasn't as bad as I made it sound. Sorry to all.
I still say go light some fire crackers under her porch when she is sleeping or something... and I always warn against the PWI...

We are going to need a smiley for that...

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I still say go light some fire crackers under her porch when she is sleeping or something... and I always warn against the PWI...

We are going to need a smiley for that...

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Agreed! I thought I saw one when the updates first came about. Can't find it now though.
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