No Oppo Supporters The TAN 78 - Old Men Yell at Clouds

[Bazzar]

Everyone else got participation awards/trophies/ribbons except me

You have to participate first.

 

[This Is Anfield]

You have to participate first.

Dan won’t let me!

 

[Cdog71]

The boomers and gen x raised the current kids, why did they raise such soft kids? The people complaining it's their own fault.

Millennials never asked for participation trophies and sh*t it was the parents.

Old guys if you think kids are so soft why did you raise your kids like that?

In b4 oh my kids arent soft its everyone else thats the problem

As a reasonably minded person who occasionally yells at clouds I can say the way I was raised just doesn’t bloody work on my kids and gotta sneaking suspicion it might be the case for other generations.
They’re awareness of themselves mental health, access to the greatest library and bullsh.t peddling instrument in history wherever they are at anytime they are awake through pushing a button on a gadget.
You really need to get into em before they know too much.
And a “Shame” cupboard for reflection.

 

[Pomsta]

Loved when his mum caught him pulling himself.

"I go out for a quart of milk. I come home and find my son treating his body like it was an amusement park!"


Hahahaha...

Reminded me of Derek and Clive when he was caught wanking by his mum. However mods have said to keep the thread clean so I can't give the reply

 

[SunshineBoy]

Everyone else got participation awards/trophies/ribbons except me

 

[NaturalDisaster]

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Do they give that to 3 year olds? How dare they!

If you hate them so much, why did you create them? It wasn’t the kids who came up with these…

 

[Hank Heavenly]

All my nephews under 12 play sports and all keep scores, isnt this “not keeping scores” thing a myth?

In the Western Region Footy League, all U8's, U9's and U10's dont keep scores

 

[Heisenberg_]

As a reasonably minded person who occasionally yells at clouds I can say the way I was raised just doesn’t bloody work on my kids and gotta sneaking suspicion it might be the case for other generations.
They’re awareness of themselves mental health, access to the greatest library and bullsh.t peddling instrument in history wherever they are at anytime they are awake through pushing a button on a gadget.
You really need to get into em before they know too much.
And a “Shame” cupboard for reflection.

The internet is both a brilliant tool and also one of the worst things that ever happened.
I can’t imagine growing up with how it is today, I was at school in the msn days but social media these days is that times 1000.
With you 100% calling them soft is short minded and we’ll never understand what it’s like to grow up in today’s environment because it literally was a more simple time.

 

[STRUGGLETOWN EST1885]

The internet is both a brilliant tool and also one of the worst things that ever happened.
I can’t imagine growing up with how it is today, I was at school in the msn days but social media these days is that times 1000.
With you 100% calling them soft is short minded and we’ll never understand what it’s like to grow up in today’s environment because it literally was a more simple time.

As good as the internet is for information it can also be a bit of a minefield for misinformation, a twist of the facts. Wikipedia for example, ,anyone can copy and paste a bit a fact and fiction together and make it seem believeable. You could say the internet can hide the real history of events and what happened.

 

[RFCGloryJC]

Stars had their first win.
Defeated the Sixers.
Ellyse Perry bowled a stinker of an over, 13 runs.

 

[RFCGloryJC]

Every generation probably thinks the previous generation was weaker.
They call the World War II veterans the greatest generation.
They did what they had to do at the time, it is all relative.
Certainly, I would say that, economically, the world is a lot tougher now.
Although my father did not attend university, there was unlimited employment, he purchased a large house in bayside Melbourne.
Remember when Port Melbourne was a purely working class area, now it has all sorts of lifestyle yuppies.
I was in the last year of free education at university, when they brought in fees.
The goalposts have shifted.

 

[Bazzar]

Thread should be renamed

"Triggered Millenial seeks Safe Space"

Old man/cloud is so 1990 stupid cartoon... they need to move on and go back to the past for real.....

 

[Bazzar]

Every generation probably thinks the previous generation was weaker.
They call the World War II veterans the greatest generation.
They did what they had to do at the time, it is all relative.
Certainly, I would say that, economically, the world is a lot tougher now.
Although my father did not attend university, there was unlimited employment, he purchased a large house in bayside Melbourne.
I was in the last year of free education at university.

Spot on.

The current generation have simply no idea.

Bombs, invasions, depression, food an work shortage was a key issue.... last week the biggest issue was Facebook went down for 6 hours....

Poor petals

 

[RFCGloryJC]

There was an interesting documentary on Max Gillies on ABC Australian Story.
His father was a mental wreck after serving in World War II, he threw a live grenade in front of the children.
He deserted the family.
Max's mother worked herself to death to support the children.
At least these days, the war veterans have awareness of counselling if they are distressed.
There was no real counselling for PTSD in those days.

 

[Bazzar]

There was an interesting documentary on Max Gillies on ABC Australian Story.
His father was a mental wreck after serving in World War II, he threw a live grenade in front of the children.
He deserted the family.
Max's mother worked herself to death to support the children.
At least these days, the war veterans have awareness of counselling if they are distressed.
There was no real counselling for PTSD in those days.

That was an awesome show. Everyone should watch it

 

[Sir_Loin]

Gee a lot of complaining about the world changing in here.

unleash it. It’s glorious.

imagine being anything other on this thread and reading it.

 

[Muddiemoose]

Don’t usually watch the project but this caught my eye on my Twitter feed
Absolutely love Silverchair
Great to see Daniel looking like he’s in a good place

 

[STRUGGLETOWN EST1885]

Not asking or wanting for too much in life, being happy with what you've got and just being a good person to yourself, your family, friends and people in general has always worked for me.

 

[Disco_Stu]

 

[SouthernStripes]

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kill me now

Great ****

 

[NZ_Tiger]

Noticed that they have taken the lyrics out of the Tip Top bread advert.
"Good on ya Mum, Tip Top's the one."
Just the music now, so as not to offend people.
I remember there was a Brunswick school which banned Father's Day, claiming it was discriminatory.

Of course it’s Brunswick.


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[STRUGGLETOWN EST1885]

Of course it’s Brunswick.


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I recall at school when that advert was around back in the day kids used to sing "Good on ya mum, Dads up ya bum, Tip Tops the one".

 

[DickieKnee]

When Dermie was a ranga.

 

[STRUGGLETOWN EST1885]

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Pure gold this. Maybe we should petition for Lloyd and Cornes to become the Bombers and Ports new list managers. Like you know, experts in their field.....

 

[SunshineBoy]

Well there you go ………