I was just our cleaning the car and some bloke with his two kids comes cycling past. I call him a 'bloke' but I could quite easily have used the word scum/chav/rarf or whatever. His kids were on bikes too and they were probably about 4 and 6 years old. The littlest one falls off his bike and starts crying. The 'dad' then turns round and shouts "Get up you daft f*cking tw&t". (He turns his bike around and cycles back to the kid) I said GET UP (shouting louder now). Get up you little fucker and stop crying. You should have been f*ckin paying attention and not f*cking about"

I dont have any kids but Im sure if/when I do that I would never dream of talking to a child of mine in such a way. It was disgusting.

Out of curiosity and me being a nosey get, what are other peoples opinions re swearing at kids and do you ever do it?

I'll never ever swear at or infront of them whilst they are kids.

My oldest is almost 4, if she was on her back and fell over, i would help her, if she wasn't paying attention it would be my fault for not teaching her properly too pay attention.

I used to ride bikes a lot as a kid, my dad used to ride behind me, so he could keep an eye on us.

Over the last year i've stopped swearing it sounds terrible in normal conversation.

as someone who swears quite a lot when im out or at the footy i do my very best not to in front of the kids. The very rare times i do let a swear word slip out my 9 year old is on the case and bollocks me!

The way that scumbag spoke to his kids shows exactly what is wrong with society today. People like that should be exterminated like the vermin they are.

I blame Ozzy Osbourne.

Good for you, Grave.

I pity kids who have parents like that "bloke", they don't stand a chance. They grow up in the chav lifestyle, and it goes on and on.

These bastads (cADG) need sterilising and their kids taken off them.

Neither my kids nor my parents have ever heard me swear. It's basic respect.

Like Mr I, I have never sworn in front of my folks nor in front of the kids and yet always when at work, with my mates or at footy. Quite pathetic really, must try harder

To be fair to the bloke, he has a point; the kid should have been f*ckin paying attention and not f*cking about

If the f*cking dad had any f*ckin* sense he'd have been cycling behind the fook*n kid who wasn't paying any f*ckin* attention and could have told the c*nt to pay attention before he fu*kin fell off in the first fuc*ing place.

But that's only my opinion.

its wrong diddly wrong wrong


one time at the match I went ballistic at summat and swore, I then heard Jack copying me and he said the 'f' word.
I felt mortified!

Jess went too say a b word the other day, i dunno if it was going to be bastard or bugger or whatever but she stopped herself.

I shudder to think of the sights and sounds she is infront of whilst she's with her chav family, she's lucky she has me too put her on the straight and narrow.

Whatever

I almost turned the air blue in front of Jack when I seen that ticket!