My gut instinct would beā¦theyāve had a row over somethingā¦that generally doesnt just happen, houses that are egged, thereās normally more to it however stupid, especially this time of yearā¦Id quiz your nephew a bit indirectly to get to the bottom of it.
You may get a few more eggs in the coming week
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Kids want a bit of harmless fun and you have to go getting some poor kid in trouble. Scrooge is alive and well.
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The house was egged before when I was on my own in it. Iām being picked on because I am an easy target. Iām the neighbourhood equivalent of the old man in Home Alone.
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If I do I wonāt be the only house on the street being egged. I stocked up in Lidl just there.
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Do you know what youāre right. When I was in the thick of it I realised that winding up someone face to face in real life was way more fun than doing it online.
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That is infuriating. How old is this little prick Sean? Could you give him a kick in the hole or get him in a good headlock and put the fear of God in him? Has he a father?
Sean is the perp not the nephew.
13 It was gas when I told her she had no idea where her son was and she exploded and took out the phone to show me something but she was so cross she couldnāt unlock it.
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I guarantee the only reason theyāre targeting your house is they know youāll react/chase them.
Its a tough one, as even 20 years ago you could go to the parents with good faith and theyād sort it out 99% of the time.
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Kids have their parents in their back pockets these days. You need only look at the snowflakes in the fathers issues thread
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Complete opposite to the way I was brought upā¦I wont make those mistakes.
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Says every generation about the one that went before.
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Maybe soā¦but Iām an exception to that.
Of course you are
The anti rugby football crowd are seething id say.
Thanks chum. If the little cunt wants to make it a war, then war it will be and for every action there will be a reaction.
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