Cars & Transportation

Drives me crazy

Cars & Transportation

Posted by: MariaG

20th Feb 2011 06:50pm

2am, trying to get to sleep, then the doof doof idiots decided to do a tour around the neighbourhood. What is it that is so attractive about a sound system that is so loud it wakes people up and literally shakes the windows. My taxes are contributing to the health system that has to cover the hearing problems to come.

To rub salt into the wound. We got up this morning only to find some drunk a-hole decided to use our car as a target. At least a few hundred $ damage on the door. Drink + Saturday night = lunacy. Their mothers must be proud.

I tell you one thing. When my two sons were at that "thoughtless" age they knew better than to do stupid idiot stuff like that. Right from wrong is not rocket science. Consequences for actions is absolutely the only way to go.

Yes, I am getting on in years and some people may say I'm a little harsh. No matter the age, respect for other people and their property is surely not too much to ask.

Woody
  • 14th Mar 2011 07:34pm

My kids have yet to reach that age but they all no right from wrong but I agree there are a few out there that know what is wrong but do it anyway. These are the people that know they will not be caned at school.
If we bought back the cane I can tell you for a fact crime would reduce by half within 10 years. And if we put our young ones into the Army for a year that would also help reduce crime

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