Kids - they surprise you sometimes!

[Rollcage]

My daughter, who is not yet out of primary school, posted this on Facebook just now -

"A little something for 2010: Wow, a whole other year just gone past, When you actually think about it life goes pretty fast, It ends always completely and utterly sadly, It starts always magically and totally gladly, Bang, fizz and boom as the fireworks come, 2009, it wonderfully came, but now it has gone....."

I dont know where that came from, but hey!

[okgo]

Bullst.

[4nonymous]

cool story bro

[Cock Womble]

Doesn't even rhyme properly.

[okgo]

I can't remember what I was like when I was 10, but I would imagine those kind of things didn't come out of ten year olds mouths. I should add I was a ver intelligent young person, it all went wrong at about 14.

Also, giving your kid facebook at that age...hmmm...

[J500ANT]

Cool, she's learnt to copy and paste

HNY all.

[Rollcage]

okgo said:

I can't remember what I was like when I was 10, but I would imagine those kind of things didn't come out of ten year olds mouths. I should add I was a ver intelligent young person, it all went wrong at about 14.

Also, giving your kid facebook at that age...hmmm...

What, FaceBook is somehow worse than what she might find on the internet as a whole, is it?

She's 11 , for what its worth, and if you would care to enlighten me on what I would have to gain by making it up, I'd be grateful.

[AyBee]

Rollcage said:

okgo said:

I can't remember what I was like when I was 10, but I would imagine those kind of things didn't come out of ten year olds mouths. I should add I was a ver intelligent young person, it all went wrong at about 14.

Also, giving your kid facebook at that age...hmmm...

What, FaceBook is somehow worse than what she might find on the internet as a whole, is it?

She's 11 , for what its worth, and if you would care to enlighten me on what I would have to gain by making it up, I'd be grateful.

No, but there's a reason that facebook has a minimum age....I suggest you read some of the stories regarding people pretending to be people they're not behind facebook chat and then think about what she does with her account....

Apart from that, nice thing to write

[Rollcage]

AyBee said:

No, but there's a reason that facebook has a minimum age....I suggest you read some of the stories regarding people pretending to be people they're not behind facebook chat and then think about what she does with her account....

Apart from that, nice thing to write

Thats fair enough, but she isn't friends with anyone she does not personally know - about 20 in all.

She knows enough about the perils of the internet to be wary, should the need arise, but as she does not have unsupervised access to it , I dont worry unduly.

[elster]

I guess she must have copied it from the person who is grooming her.

[Fleegle]

elster said:

I guess she must have copied it from the person who is grooming her.

no she didn't

I'm not that articulate

[okgo]

[Rollcage]

Fleegle said:

elster said:

I guess she must have copied it from the person who is grooming her.

no she didn't

I'm not that articulate

Neither is she - I did correct a couple of speeling mistaks , so I doubt it was C&P!

[sneijder]

Parents who are 'friends' with their children on Facebook is just strange

[Deva Link]

Rollcage said:

..It ends always completely and utterly sadly, ...

I think she needs therapy.

[750turbo]

sneijder said:

Parents who are 'friends' with their children on Facebook is just strange

Perhaps they are just "keeping an eye on them" for their own safety?

[nick heppinstall]

anonymous said:

[redacted]

This is not always the case. Sometimes Dads know more about IT than their kids

[sneijder]

750turbo said:

sneijder said:

Parents who are 'friends' with their children on Facebook is just strange

Perhaps they are just "keeping an eye on them" for their own safety?

Kind of defeats the object, she or her friends can't say what they want because overprotective dad is hovering. It's the old 'would you read her diary' debate.

[mercfunder]

Rollcage said:

okgo said:

I can't remember what I was like when I was 10, but I would imagine those kind of things didn't come out of ten year olds mouths. I should add I was a ver intelligent young person, it all went wrong at about 14.

Also, giving your kid facebook at that age...hmmm...

What, FaceBook is somehow worse than what she might find on the internet as a whole, is it?

She's 11 , for what its worth, and if you would care to enlighten me on what I would have to gain by making it up, I'd be grateful.

Attention!
If your 11 year old really did write it, it is quite a depresing view of life for someone of that age.

[chimera40]

FFS, its like the spanish fecking inquisition in here sometimes. Never have I came across so many judgmental and self righteous fecks in the one place.

Oh to live the perfect life you lot do.

I love PH