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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-39307418 A man was electrocuted as he charged his mobile phone while in the bath, an inquest has heard. Richard Bull died when his iPhone charger made contact with the water at his home in Ealing, west London. Mr Bull is believed to have plugged his charger into an extension cord from the hallway and rested it on his chest while using the phone. FFS A coroner ruled his death was accidental and plans to send a report to Apple about taking action to prevent future deaths. TBF I don't think it falls to Apple to tell people not to run extension cables into their bath.
Does this mean I should not be doing my ironing in the bath. I do take precautions. I always wear a condom.
Here's a question lads..mainly aimed at those with children. I don't have any..only an uncle. Did you; A) teach your kids hitting is wrong...no matter what. B) don't hit first but defend yourself. C) headbutt everyone you see And if you phased it..at what age?
B. You don't want a bully, but you do want someone who stands up for themselves and others who need help.
Tried to teach them hitting is wrong frank. This day and age they more often than not need to retaliate or could end up a lot worst in the long run. Bullied etc. Lot of undisciplined little brats everywhere nowdays who think do as they please with no comeuppance.
B. Teach them if having to defend oneself or some other poor little kid to fight dirty and mean it. Usually one proper hard dig will do for a year or so if needed. Sure there's lots of little ****s but they don't take on the guy who'll break their spine. Tbf my 4 year old needs calming and he is inclined to get frustrated and slap his sister so have to start at a first then once in control move to b B requires a cool head and the balls to do it.
It depends on the child, I always told my oldest that he's not to start a fight but is to defend himself I also told him that if he can go his whole life without a fight it would be a good thing. Where as my youngest is a ball of fury and is likely to punch anyone who gets in his face, nothing I say will change it he just reacts. He was 7 when he first punched another lad, it was playing 5 a side the boy pushed him over he jumped and decked him with a big right across the jaw. I was just dumbstruck.
My lad was always tall for his age and lanky. He was very quiet and when he chose a school he really wanted to go to after leaving primary school we thought we would move house to that area. My firm thought differently and transferred me to a different office this was to far from were we had planned to move. We stayed put and my son went to the school he chose, but as a boarder. He did not settle well and told us he was being picked on. It was very much a rugby school, a game he was not interested in as he preferred football. I told him if he stood up to the two lads he said were picking on him they would probably stop. A few days later we were called into the school to see the Deputy Head, apparently the two lads had started picking on my son and he had flattened them both and had to be pulled off them by other lads. The deputy head was on the point of expelling my son as the two lads were the forwards for the first year rugby team, something my son had not mentioned to me, they apparently had to miss the upcoming game as one had a broken nose and the other sore ribs. I explained that my son had told us he was being bullied and I had told him to stand up to the bullies. We managed to persuade the school to give him a chance and as they knew he was a quiet lad they did. He never had any trouble with bullying for the next 7 years he was there.
My eldest was having an issue at school with another kid picking on him. I went to parents evening (happened to be around the same time) and told the teacher. Her response was "we'll keep our eye on it, we can't really do much more". Not best pleased with that response, I turned to our eldest and said "next time happens mate, punch him in the face. He won't do it again afterwards". Obviously, the teacher wasn't pleased with this approach from me but it got the point across. Told the teacher not too **** about, get it sorted (which is what happened) whilst showing my eldest not to let ****wits push you around. I consider that to be successful parenting
My mate as just been going through a fairly hard break up. Seemed over it last week but I've just turned up at his to find them both pissed up and half naked. I did only natural thing you can do in these situations... Put "Toss Me Off" by Roy Chubby Brown on full blast and ****ed off Well, I thought it was funny as ****. Took me ages to stop leaking laughing tears...
Nothing has to be hard with women (except from one thing) when you understand that they basically do what the **** they want and feel like. Once you're cool with that and happy in yourself to let it just roll off you, don't piss your panties and get them in a twist and have a purpose in life there will be no problems with them. Unless you're letting one be around you that you shouldn't because they are a head case or something.
Well yeh, that's pretty manipulative and harsh if he's no intentions towards her other than smashing her when the oppo presents itself, especially since she is still emotionally attached
