'Just wait 'til your Father gets home!"
Maybe the scariest one of all to a little kid who just did something stupid.
Maybe the scariest one of all to a little kid who just did something stupid.
My Father told me the school had no business knowing how much money he made.
I paid cash for my college, at a 3rd tier school. It was my earnings, not his. My grades were 2nd in the class in high school. My SAT score made me a NMS.
I paid cash for my college, at a 3rd tier school. It was my earnings, not his. My grades were 2nd in the class in high school. My SAT score made me a NMS.
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"Cigarettes are dangerous. I'll bloody murder you if you ever go near them."
The all time classic.
When searching for logic or true explanations to better understand the world.
The best answer is=
1) Because, I said so
2) Because that is the way it is
When searching for logic or true explanations to better understand the world.
The best answer is=
1) Because, I said so
2) Because that is the way it is
At least once a day... Dad might yell toward a closed door... Turn off that damned drug-crazed hippie music!
Mom wasn't the type to offer much sympathy or kiss boo boos. Usually once a week, she'd say to one of us... If you're gonna be dumb, you'd better be tough. (Although, I don't think that's crazy)
I'm certain most of what they said wasn't too original, but Dad often liked to quote Sheriff Buford T. Justice in moments of desperation. A particular favorite of his was... There is no way, NO WAY, that you came from my loins.
In a rare moment of expressing happiness, dad might say that he was happier than a puppy with two peters.
Mom wasn't the type to offer much sympathy or kiss boo boos. Usually once a week, she'd say to one of us... If you're gonna be dumb, you'd better be tough. (Although, I don't think that's crazy)
I'm certain most of what they said wasn't too original, but Dad often liked to quote Sheriff Buford T. Justice in moments of desperation. A particular favorite of his was... There is no way, NO WAY, that you came from my loins.
In a rare moment of expressing happiness, dad might say that he was happier than a puppy with two peters.
Oh I remember this as well!'Just wait 'til your Father gets home!"
Maybe the scariest one of all to a little kid who just did something stupid.
‘Spare the rod and spoil the child‘
I made myself a promise never to hit my kids and I stuck by it.
I made myself a promise never to hit my kids and I stuck by it.
On a recent you tube vid, a parent shouted " watch your ####ing mouth !!!! (pronounced maafff)".
I wonder where the child learned to swear.
I wonder where the child learned to swear.
And "I in your age..."On administrating corporal punishment: "It hurts me more than it hurts you."
On use of bad language: "Say that again and I'll wash your mouth out with soap."
On juvenile overreaction: "If you don't stop crying, I'll give you something to cry about!"
"You look like a hooligan!" or "You look like a hippie!" - It was heard if one's hair half covered his ears.Anyone with long hair was a ‘long haired lout’
After my parents bought a Fisher console stereo, they told my older sister not to wear it out.
On summer mornings, my sister played stacks of records all day long after they went to work.
Never wore that stereo out. Her boyfriend at the time (~1987) took it apart to replace the tubes and it never worked again...
On summer mornings, my sister played stacks of records all day long after they went to work.
Never wore that stereo out. Her boyfriend at the time (~1987) took it apart to replace the tubes and it never worked again...
‘I’ll knock your block off’
‘Do you want a thick ear’
‘I’ll hit you so hard when you wake up your clothes will be out of fashion’
😂😂😂😂
‘Do you want a thick ear’
‘I’ll hit you so hard when you wake up your clothes will be out of fashion’
😂😂😂😂
And really crazy on the chastisement front: "Would you like some more?"
I wonder where the child learned to swear.
My father swore a lot around us, even when we were little. My maternal grandmother hated my father, and was a very pious woman who would dish out lectures that young and old dreaded. We knew we weren't supposed to swear, and I was very frightened of my father. I was the good kid and always tried to do what I was supposed to; but my brother, well, I'll just say that in retrospect it isn't a surprise the way he turned out.
When we were real little, I was around 7 and Billy was 4, my maternal grandmother stayed at our house while visiting. Now I knew my parents were walking on eggshells the whole time (my father was driven to distraction just by her presence and once I was over the age of 12 she had the same effect on me) because she constantly criticized my parents about how bratty their boys were (she hated boys had all girls). My grandmother was sitting in the living room and my mom, brother and I were sitting in the kitchen. My mother was taking a batch of cookies out of the oven and putting them on a rack to cool. Of course us boys were drooling in the presence of fresh cookies right out of the oven, but being the goodie-two-shoes I was I bit my tongue and didn't ask. My brother of course asked for some cookies. Even at 4 years old he wouldn't take no for an answer. My mother told him to wait for everyone else and then he said "If you don't give me some cookies right now I'm going to say "$h!t" in front of grandma." My mother didn't say another word and served us both heaping plates of cookies. If Billy had sworn in front of Grandma there probably would have been a murder that day and it would have been my father murdering my grandmother. I guarantee you he would have never lived it down. She would have pilloried him big time for teaching us those nasty words.
Raised on sarcasm;
Child: Mom, where are you going
Mom: Crazy, want to come?
Child: (in the car after a couple of questions) Where are we going?
Dad: To the drugstore; there, any smarter?
My wife worked hard to keep me from passing this on to my (wonderful) daughter.
Child: Mom, where are you going
Mom: Crazy, want to come?
Child: (in the car after a couple of questions) Where are we going?
Dad: To the drugstore; there, any smarter?
My wife worked hard to keep me from passing this on to my (wonderful) daughter.
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