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post 1545652791 03-06-2018, 07:04 AM
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Dad makes his son run a mile to school for BULLYING [father of the year]

- 'This right here is called parenting': Father makes his son run a mile in the rain to school after he was banned from the bus for bullying
- Bryan Thornhill made his son run to school in the rain to punish him for bullying
- He said because of this his 'teacher's have approved of his behavior' at school
- Thornhill finished the video saying 'Teach your kids, don't be a friend, be a parent. That's what children need these days'

A father punished his son by making him walk to school after finding out he was bullying people on the school bus.

Bryan Thornhill took a video from inside his car of his 10-year-old son running outside in the rain.

He started the video by saying 'Hey everyone, welcome to you better listen to your Dad 2018. My son has finally got in trouble on the bus enough to where he was kicked off the bus for three days because he was being a little bully which I do not tolerate, can't stand.'

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...-kids-bus.html




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post 1545652851 03-06-2018, 07:06 AM
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Good cardio too.
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Used to play football in the rain etc for 90 minutes all the time at that age, don't see the big deal running in the rain...if that's punishment then we truly are in the soyboy generation now.

Also kids are only bullies because of **** parenting so really that fat dad should be hitting the pavement
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Way to exploit your kid for views! But i do approve of his punishment
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Ded @ the gif though.

Good chit. I learn't the hard way, and so will my kids one day if i have any.
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He takes a bus for ONE mile to school?

Strong health and fitness parenting right there
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If he were such a good parent, his kid wouldn't have bullied anyone to begin with.
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Originally Posted By DirtyDon123⏩
Used to play football in the rain etc for 90 minutes all the time at that age, don't see the big deal running in the rain...if that's punishment then we truly are in the soyboy generation now.

Also kids are only bullies because of **** parenting so really that fat dad should be hitting the pavement
You mean soccer? The pussiest sport ever invented?
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Originally Posted By milesgiles1⏩
He takes a bus for ONE mile to school?

Strong health and fitness parenting right there
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It would be more impactful if the dad didn't probably create the bully.
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Originally Posted By TMaC828⏩
You mean soccer? The pussiest sport ever invented?
Yeah brah used to play soccer n rugby constantly.

Running for 90 minutes takes better conditioning than any of your hand egg BS

Rugby is a real sport btw none of your fukking armor and constant breaks lmaoo
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inb4 kid has knee and back problems by 15. look at that backpack lol
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Originally Posted By shesprints⏩
If he were such a good parent, his kid wouldn't have bullied anyone to begin with.
So ITT we learn that even good parents can NOT have bad kids which means all little sloot girls have horrible parents as well.
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The father closed with
"The only bully in this family is me, and I intend to keep it that way."
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That kid has good cardio
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Originally Posted By RICHSTRONG⏩
So ITT we learn that even good parents can NOT have bad kids which means all little sloot girls have horrible parents as well.
Whoa, who made this about gender?

Or about wild generalizing about "all parents" and "all kids"?

In this case, I see a dad who believes in punishment and public humiliation and can see why his kid would take that lesson the wrong way. But what do I know, I'm not a parent.
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Originally Posted By DirtyDon123⏩
Yeah brah used to play soccer n rugby constantly.

Running for 90 minutes takes better conditioning than any of your hand egg BS

Rugby is a real sport btw none of your fukking armor and constant breaks lmaoo
According to sports scientists... soccer is about as difficult as water polo and skiing. Three toughest sports in the world. Boxing, ice hockey, American football.

Is there anything on this planet that British people are good at?
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Originally Posted By TMaC828⏩
According to sports scientists... soccer is about as difficult as water polo and skiing. Three toughest sports in the world. Boxing, ice hockey, American football.

Is there anything on this planet that British people are good at?
They used to be good an conquering.
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Originally Posted By shesprints⏩
If he were such a good parent, his kid wouldn't have bullied anyone to begin with.
bullying now a days could've been he called a girl a she when the girl was identifying as a male onion that day.
I bet some people are outraged that he forced his kid to run a mile in the rain, child abuse, a mile is long and the rain is scary : (
Originally Posted By DirtyDon123⏩
Yeah brah used to play soccer n rugby constantly.

Running for 90 minutes takes better conditioning than any of your hand egg BS

Rugby is a real sport btw none of your fukking armor and constant breaks lmaoo
Doubt you've ever played football, it's a lot more difficult than rugby for sure, and jogging in soccer is a different type of conditioning. Think about doing steady state cardio at the gym vs HIIT, both get you tired. Plus in soccer you don't have to worry about getting your head knocked off by some kamikaze tryhard kid
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Originally Posted By TMaC828⏩
You mean soccer? The pussiest sport ever invented?
Fukin foot fairies
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Originally Posted By shesprints⏩
If he were such a good parent, his kid wouldn't have bullied anyone to begin with.
As a parent of two teens I can retort that this isn't true at all. Sometimes kids just go full retard and you have to snap them back into reality. A good parent corrects the bad behavior before they assume they can get away with it. Even good kids do dumb stuff sometimes.
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das some good cardio
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Originally Posted By shesprints⏩
Whoa, who made this about gender?

Or about wild generalizing about "all parents" and "all kids"?

In this case, I see a dad who believes in punishment and public humiliation and can see why his kid would take that lesson the wrong way. But what do I know, I'm not a parent.
No, you made a generalization first. bullying=bad parent. I just grabbed onto your arm and extended the broad stroke of the brush.
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Originally Posted By TMaC828⏩
According to sports scientists... soccer is about as difficult as water polo and skiing. Three toughest sports in the world. Boxing, ice hockey, American football.

Is there anything on this planet that British people are good at?
Toughest sports are Muay Thai, Wrestling and MMA.

Btw you have *golf crew* in your sig so already I know you don't have the physical ability for real sports and your opinion is invalid.
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Originally Posted By residesinAZ⏩
They used to be good an conquering.
Yeah until a bunch of farmers kicked their asses and sent them home crying to the King.
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Originally Posted By TMaC828⏩
According to sports scientists... soccer is about as difficult as water polo and skiing. Three toughest sports in the world. Boxing, ice hockey, American football.

Is there anything on this planet that British people are good at?
Source?

Sounds like rubbish. There are so many special teams and positions in American Football that I fail to see how you can quantify it being more difficult than Football. You have guys coming on just to tackle, just to kick and whatever else.
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Originally Posted By DirtyDon123⏩
Toughest sports are Muay Thai, Wrestling and MMA.

Btw you have *golf crew* in your sig so already I know you don't have the physical ability for real sports and your opinion is invalid.
I suppose you missed the part about sports scientists and objectivity. Those weren't my opinions... nor did I ask for yours.
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Originally Posted By NasStan⏩
Source?

Sounds like rubbish. There are so many special teams and positions in American Football that I fail to see how you can quantify it being more difficult than Football. You have guys coming on just to tackle, just to kick and whatever else.
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Originally Posted By shesprints⏩
If he were such a good parent, his kid wouldn't have bullied anyone to begin with.
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Originally Posted By shesprints⏩
If he were such a good parent, his kid wouldn't have bullied anyone to begin with.
Originally Posted By usera⏩
It would be more impactful if the dad didn't probably create the bully.
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