Nephew has to find a new school

[Dari]

A couple of months ago my nephew got into an argument with his rabbi at their Jewish school. The rabbi was telling him the story of Moses and how he parted the Red Sea so that the Jews could escape from Egypt. Anyways, he told the rabbi "You know, I've been on this earth for ten years and I've never seen anything like this." The rabbi proceeded to tell him how this was an act of G-d, etc... The rabbi may have said some other things. He then told the rabbi to "Go fuck yourself".

 

[SmoochyTX]

Originally posted by: Dari
A couple of months ago my nephew got into an argument with his rabbi at their Jewish school. The rabbi was telling him the story of Moses and how he parted the Red Sea so that the Jews could escape from Egypt. Anyways, he told the rabbi "You know, I've been on this earth for ten years and I've never seen anything like this." The rabbi proceeded to tell him how this was an act of G-d, etc... The rabbi may have said some other things. He then told the rabbi to "Go fuck yourself".

Sounds like his parents are real gems.

:roll:

 

[iamwiz82]

You forgot an 'o'

 

[MotF Bane]

Originally posted by: SmoochyTX

Originally posted by: Dari
A couple of months ago my nephew got into an argument with his rabbi at their Jewish school. The rabbi was telling him the story of Moses and how he parted the Red Sea so that the Jews could escape from Egypt. Anyways, he told the rabbi "You know, I've been on this earth for ten years and I've never seen anything like this." The rabbi proceeded to tell him how this was an act of G-d, etc... The rabbi may have said some other things. He then told the rabbi to "Go fuck yourself".

Sounds like his parents are real gems.

:roll:

Yep. Kids are like tape recorders.

 

[SlitheryDee]

Great he's thinking for himself and all, but why did he have to act like a little ass?

 

[Crono]

Originally posted by: Dari
A couple of months ago my nephew got into an argument with his rabbi at their Jewish school. The rabbi was telling him the story of Moses and how he parted the Red Sea so that the Jews could escape from Egypt. Anyways, he told the rabbi "You know, I've been on this earth for ten years and I've never seen anything like this." The rabbi proceeded to tell him how this was an act of G-d, etc... The rabbi may have said some other things. He then told the rabbi to "Go fuck yourself".

That's not a good way to win an argument. I like his mentioning that he's been on the earth 10 years. I'm sure he's seen it all in that amount of time

 

[Modular]

Originally posted by: iamwiz82
You forgot an 'o'

 

[rudeguy]

Originally posted by: SlitheryDee
Great he's thinking for himself and all, but why did he have to act like a little ass?

He is not thinking for himself. He did not come up with that phrase on his own.

 

[SlitheryDee]

Originally posted by: NSFW

Originally posted by: SlitheryDee
Great he's thinking for himself and all, but why did he have to act like a little ass?

He is not thinking for himself. He did not come up with that phrase on his own.

Well I meant it kinda tongue-in-cheek. It's obvious that filling his head up with stuff like that would set him at odds with his teachers. Why would anyone do that? All it does is make his life harder without him even fully understanding why.

 

[rudeguy]

Originally posted by: SlitheryDee

Originally posted by: NSFW

Originally posted by: SlitheryDee
Great he's thinking for himself and all, but why did he have to act like a little ass?

He is not thinking for himself. He did not come up with that phrase on his own.

Well I meant it kinda tongue-in-cheek. It's obvious that filling his head up with stuff like that would set him at odds with his teachers. Why would anyone do that? All it does is make his life harder without him even fully understanding why.

The part I don't understand is that his parent (or someone) had to pay for him to go to that school. Why send him there if that's how they feel? Unless its a split parent situation and one parent is against the church and one is for?

I just hate seeing kids spew hate that early. It really says something for the situation they are growing up in.

 

[Dari]

Originally posted by: NSFW

Originally posted by: SlitheryDee

Originally posted by: NSFW

Originally posted by: SlitheryDee
Great he's thinking for himself and all, but why did he have to act like a little ass?

He is not thinking for himself. He did not come up with that phrase on his own.

Well I meant it kinda tongue-in-cheek. It's obvious that filling his head up with stuff like that would set him at odds with his teachers. Why would anyone do that? All it does is make his life harder without him even fully understanding why.

The part I don't understand is that his parent (or someone) had to pay for him to go to that school. Why send him there if that's how they feel? Unless its a split parent situation and one parent is against the church and one is for?

I just hate seeing kids spew hate that early. It really says something for the situation they are growing up in.

I think he was trying to understand something and the teacher kept telling him stories. His parents are nice people and they make him read a lot. I guess he saw BS and called it for what it was.

 

[Dari]

Originally posted by: Crono

Originally posted by: Dari
A couple of months ago my nephew got into an argument with his rabbi at their Jewish school. The rabbi was telling him the story of Moses and how he parted the Red Sea so that the Jews could escape from Egypt. Anyways, he told the rabbi "You know, I've been on this earth for ten years and I've never seen anything like this." The rabbi proceeded to tell him how this was an act of G-d, etc... The rabbi may have said some other things. He then told the rabbi to "Go fuck yourself".

That's not a good way to win an argument. I like his mentioning that he's been on the earth 10 years. I'm sure he's seen it all in that amount of time

Have you seen a man split the sea? Seen a man walk on water? Seen people lived until they're 934 years old? No? Neither have I.

 

[rudeguy]

Originally posted by: Dari
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I think he was trying to understand something and the teacher kept telling him stories. His parents are nice people and they make him read a lot. I guess he saw BS and called it for what it was.

I call BS on that. Do you have kids? I know when my son was 10 years old, the teacher could have told him that the sky was red and that peas came from cows and he wouldn't have said a word. Let alone telling the teacher to go fuck himself.

The kid is innocent. His parents or whoever taught him to act like that are douches. End of story.

 

[slsmnaz]

Originally posted by: Dari

Originally posted by: Crono

Originally posted by: Dari
A couple of months ago my nephew got into an argument with his rabbi at their Jewish school. The rabbi was telling him the story of Moses and how he parted the Red Sea so that the Jews could escape from Egypt. Anyways, he told the rabbi "You know, I've been on this earth for ten years and I've never seen anything like this." The rabbi proceeded to tell him how this was an act of G-d, etc... The rabbi may have said some other things. He then told the rabbi to "Go fuck yourself".

That's not a good way to win an argument. I like his mentioning that he's been on the earth 10 years. I'm sure he's seen it all in that amount of time

Have you seen a man split the sea? Seen a man walk on water? Seen people lived until they're 934 years old? No? Neither have I.

there's plenty of things I've never seen in this life but am sure they happened/exist. The kid needs to learn some manners

 

[Dari]

Originally posted by: NSFW

Originally posted by: Dari
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I think he was trying to understand something and the teacher kept telling him stories. His parents are nice people and they make him read a lot. I guess he saw BS and called it for what it was.

I call BS on that. Do you have kids? I know when my son was 10 years old, the teacher could have told him that the sky was red and that peas came from cows and he wouldn't have said a word. Let alone telling the teacher to go fuck himself.

The kid is innocent. His parents or whoever taught him to act like that are douches. End of story.

You don't even know his parents, asshole. Like I said, he's a voracious reader and saw BS and called it. His parents were shocked but I am happy because he has a sharp mind and he won't believe everything you tell him, unlike your kids.

 

[SmoochyTX]

Originally posted by: Dari

Originally posted by: NSFW

Originally posted by: SlitheryDee

Originally posted by: NSFW

Originally posted by: SlitheryDee
Great he's thinking for himself and all, but why did he have to act like a little ass?

He is not thinking for himself. He did not come up with that phrase on his own.

Well I meant it kinda tongue-in-cheek. It's obvious that filling his head up with stuff like that would set him at odds with his teachers. Why would anyone do that? All it does is make his life harder without him even fully understanding why.

The part I don't understand is that his parent (or someone) had to pay for him to go to that school. Why send him there if that's how they feel? Unless its a split parent situation and one parent is against the church and one is for?

I just hate seeing kids spew hate that early. It really says something for the situation they are growing up in.

I think he was trying to understand something and the teacher kept telling him stories. His parents are nice people and they make him read a lot. I guess he saw BS and called it for what it was.

I guess the lesson that needs to be taught is that of respecting your elders. It seems like his parents are doing a fine job of that.

I wonder where your nephew will be in 5 years. Juvenile hall?

 

[Dari]

Originally posted by: slsmnaz

Originally posted by: Dari

Originally posted by: Crono

Originally posted by: Dari
A couple of months ago my nephew got into an argument with his rabbi at their Jewish school. The rabbi was telling him the story of Moses and how he parted the Red Sea so that the Jews could escape from Egypt. Anyways, he told the rabbi "You know, I've been on this earth for ten years and I've never seen anything like this." The rabbi proceeded to tell him how this was an act of G-d, etc... The rabbi may have said some other things. He then told the rabbi to "Go fuck yourself".

That's not a good way to win an argument. I like his mentioning that he's been on the earth 10 years. I'm sure he's seen it all in that amount of time

Have you seen a man split the sea? Seen a man walk on water? Seen people lived until they're 934 years old? No? Neither have I.

there's plenty of things I've never seen in this life but am sure they happened/exist. The kid needs to learn some manners

No need to be philosophical. Have you seen any of those things?

 

[SmoochyTX]

Originally posted by: Dari

Originally posted by: NSFW

Originally posted by: Dari
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I think he was trying to understand something and the teacher kept telling him stories. His parents are nice people and they make him read a lot. I guess he saw BS and called it for what it was.

I call BS on that. Do you have kids? I know when my son was 10 years old, the teacher could have told him that the sky was red and that peas came from cows and he wouldn't have said a word. Let alone telling the teacher to go fuck himself.

The kid is innocent. His parents or whoever taught him to act like that are douches. End of story.

You don't even know his parents, asshole. Like I said, he's a voracious reader and saw BS and called it. His parents were shocked but I am happy because he has a sharp mind and he won't believe everything you tell him, unlike your kids.

You created the thread asshole.

 

[Dari]

Originally posted by: SmoochyTX

Originally posted by: Dari

Originally posted by: NSFW

Originally posted by: SlitheryDee

Originally posted by: NSFW

Originally posted by: SlitheryDee
Great he's thinking for himself and all, but why did he have to act like a little ass?

He is not thinking for himself. He did not come up with that phrase on his own.

Well I meant it kinda tongue-in-cheek. It's obvious that filling his head up with stuff like that would set him at odds with his teachers. Why would anyone do that? All it does is make his life harder without him even fully understanding why.

The part I don't understand is that his parent (or someone) had to pay for him to go to that school. Why send him there if that's how they feel? Unless its a split parent situation and one parent is against the church and one is for?

I just hate seeing kids spew hate that early. It really says something for the situation they are growing up in.

I think he was trying to understand something and the teacher kept telling him stories. His parents are nice people and they make him read a lot. I guess he saw BS and called it for what it was.

I guess the lesson that needs to be taught is that of respecting your elders. It seems like his parents are doing a fine job of that.

I wonder where your nephew will be in 5 years. Juvenile hall?

Elders feeding him bullshit is not acceptable (to him, apparently).

 

[rudeguy]

Originally posted by: Dari

Originally posted by: NSFW

Originally posted by: Dari
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I think he was trying to understand something and the teacher kept telling him stories. His parents are nice people and they make him read a lot. I guess he saw BS and called it for what it was.

I call BS on that. Do you have kids? I know when my son was 10 years old, the teacher could have told him that the sky was red and that peas came from cows and he wouldn't have said a word. Let alone telling the teacher to go fuck himself.

The kid is innocent. His parents or whoever taught him to act like that are douches. End of story.

You don't even know his parents, asshole. Like I said, he's a voracious reader and saw BS and called it. His parents were shocked but I am happy because he has a sharp mind and he won't believe everything you tell him, unlike your kids.

So you don't have kids?

Kids that age aren't suppose to question things. They are learning how life works, not making up their own rules.

I don't need to know his parents. Its much easier to watch how their kids behave. That will tell you what kind of people they really are.

 

[Jeff7181]

Originally posted by: Dari

Originally posted by: NSFW

Originally posted by: SlitheryDee

Originally posted by: NSFW

Originally posted by: SlitheryDee
Great he's thinking for himself and all, but why did he have to act like a little ass?

He is not thinking for himself. He did not come up with that phrase on his own.

Well I meant it kinda tongue-in-cheek. It's obvious that filling his head up with stuff like that would set him at odds with his teachers. Why would anyone do that? All it does is make his life harder without him even fully understanding why.

The part I don't understand is that his parent (or someone) had to pay for him to go to that school. Why send him there if that's how they feel? Unless its a split parent situation and one parent is against the church and one is for?

I just hate seeing kids spew hate that early. It really says something for the situation they are growing up in.

I think he was trying to understand something and the teacher kept telling him stories. His parents are nice people and they make him read a lot. I guess he saw BS and called it for what it was.

Exactly. God forbid the kid think for himself and seeks the truth or at least an explanation besides, "this books says it happened, so it happened."

*EDIT* I agree his parents suck, though.

 

[Dari]

Originally posted by: SmoochyTX

Originally posted by: Dari

Originally posted by: NSFW

Originally posted by: Dari
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I think he was trying to understand something and the teacher kept telling him stories. His parents are nice people and they make him read a lot. I guess he saw BS and called it for what it was.

I call BS on that. Do you have kids? I know when my son was 10 years old, the teacher could have told him that the sky was red and that peas came from cows and he wouldn't have said a word. Let alone telling the teacher to go fuck himself.

The kid is innocent. His parents or whoever taught him to act like that are douches. End of story.

You don't even know his parents, asshole. Like I said, he's a voracious reader and saw BS and called it. His parents were shocked but I am happy because he has a sharp mind and he won't believe everything you tell him, unlike your kids.

You created the thread, asshole.

Fixed for you, as you should be.

 

[SmoochyTX]

Originally posted by: Dari

Originally posted by: SmoochyTX

Originally posted by: Dari

Originally posted by: NSFW

Originally posted by: SlitheryDee

Originally posted by: NSFW

Originally posted by: SlitheryDee
Great he's thinking for himself and all, but why did he have to act like a little ass?

He is not thinking for himself. He did not come up with that phrase on his own.

Well I meant it kinda tongue-in-cheek. It's obvious that filling his head up with stuff like that would set him at odds with his teachers. Why would anyone do that? All it does is make his life harder without him even fully understanding why.

The part I don't understand is that his parent (or someone) had to pay for him to go to that school. Why send him there if that's how they feel? Unless its a split parent situation and one parent is against the church and one is for?

I just hate seeing kids spew hate that early. It really says something for the situation they are growing up in.

I think he was trying to understand something and the teacher kept telling him stories. His parents are nice people and they make him read a lot. I guess he saw BS and called it for what it was.

I guess the lesson that needs to be taught is that of respecting your elders. It seems like his parents are doing a fine job of that.

I wonder where your nephew will be in 5 years. Juvenile hall?

Elders feeding him bullshit is not acceptable (to him, apparently).

So why is he in this Jewish school? If his parents don't believe, why did they put him in there? Take yourself out of the equation for a minute BTW.

 

[Dari]

Originally posted by: NSFW

Originally posted by: Dari

Originally posted by: NSFW

Originally posted by: Dari
[

I think he was trying to understand something and the teacher kept telling him stories. His parents are nice people and they make him read a lot. I guess he saw BS and called it for what it was.

I call BS on that. Do you have kids? I know when my son was 10 years old, the teacher could have told him that the sky was red and that peas came from cows and he wouldn't have said a word. Let alone telling the teacher to go fuck himself.

The kid is innocent. His parents or whoever taught him to act like that are douches. End of story.

You don't even know his parents, asshole. Like I said, he's a voracious reader and saw BS and called it. His parents were shocked but I am happy because he has a sharp mind and he won't believe everything you tell him, unlike your kids.

So you don't have kids?

Kids that age aren't suppose to question things. They are learning how life works, not making up their own rules.

I don't need to know his parents. Its much easier to watch how their kids behave. That will tell you what kind of people they really are.

:laugh:

Never stop asking questions -Einstein

 

[slsmnaz]

Originally posted by: Jeff7181

Originally posted by: Dari

Originally posted by: NSFW

Originally posted by: SlitheryDee

Originally posted by: NSFW

Originally posted by: SlitheryDee
Great he's thinking for himself and all, but why did he have to act like a little ass?

He is not thinking for himself. He did not come up with that phrase on his own.

Well I meant it kinda tongue-in-cheek. It's obvious that filling his head up with stuff like that would set him at odds with his teachers. Why would anyone do that? All it does is make his life harder without him even fully understanding why.

The part I don't understand is that his parent (or someone) had to pay for him to go to that school. Why send him there if that's how they feel? Unless its a split parent situation and one parent is against the church and one is for?

I just hate seeing kids spew hate that early. It really says something for the situation they are growing up in.

I think he was trying to understand something and the teacher kept telling him stories. His parents are nice people and they make him read a lot. I guess he saw BS and called it for what it was.

Exactly. God forbid the kid think for himself and seeks the truth or at least an explanation besides, "this books says it happened, so it happened."

*EDIT* I agree his parents suck, though.

even if you disagree, the correct response is not "Go fuck yourself" when you're 10yo