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Another day another games related story
In short:
Mother buys her 4 children a DS between them. She complains they fight over it (no? Really?) and spend too long on it, then don't do any music practice or housework.
What should really happen:
Mother is sent to jail for imposed music lessons and child labour (as well as being too thick to bring up kids).
In short:
Mother buys her 4 children a DS between them. She complains they fight over it (no? Really?) and spend too long on it, then don't do any music practice or housework.
What should really happen:
Mother is sent to jail for imposed music lessons and child labour (as well as being too thick to bring up kids).
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pb wrote:
> it's much more common now to label people via other groups
> (chavs, wags etc).
I don't fully with labelling as such as I think we are all individuals, but I think this kind of labelling is better. WAGS you expect to see wearing designer gear, Chavs you expect in groups; wearing Burberry and their hoodies. There are such things as typical chavs, whereas the class labelling is not at all accurate (as said earlier, inheritance, fraud, lotto etc can make you jump from one social standing to another, but you generally tend to remain the same kind of person).
I rarely believe in the newspapers now. I had to comment on the quality of the bus service that transported sixth form students between different sites for the local paper. I was on the front page with a severe glare (perhaps they digitally altered it?) and misquotations everywhere. Did I have a right telling off at school the next week though! All I said was "Sometimes the buses make you a little late for your lessons".
Most stories like this need to be taken with a pinch of salt as they are more often thn not frivolous attempts to make the newspaper worth buying when nobody has been killed.
> it's much more common now to label people via other groups
> (chavs, wags etc).
I don't fully with labelling as such as I think we are all individuals, but I think this kind of labelling is better. WAGS you expect to see wearing designer gear, Chavs you expect in groups; wearing Burberry and their hoodies. There are such things as typical chavs, whereas the class labelling is not at all accurate (as said earlier, inheritance, fraud, lotto etc can make you jump from one social standing to another, but you generally tend to remain the same kind of person).
I rarely believe in the newspapers now. I had to comment on the quality of the bus service that transported sixth form students between different sites for the local paper. I was on the front page with a severe glare (perhaps they digitally altered it?) and misquotations everywhere. Did I have a right telling off at school the next week though! All I said was "Sometimes the buses make you a little late for your lessons".
Most stories like this need to be taken with a pinch of salt as they are more often thn not frivolous attempts to make the newspaper worth buying when nobody has been killed.
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