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[–]Junes2k 35 points36 points ago

Repost IRL.

[–]HITMAN616 141 points142 points ago

Way too easy to pinch her/squeeze out of the shirt/drag her with me wherever I go.

As a former child-devil, this shirt discipline would have lasted five seconds.

[–]rts1971 36 points37 points ago

As a parent who may have actually invented this technique the trick is to make the punishment for not wearing the shirt even worse than the shirt..i.e. Fight in the shirt and i will walk to school behind the both of you while you hold hands the entire way and hug each other at the entrance of the school.....

Edit: i am actually 100% opposed to using public embarrassment as a motivational tool so while i may threaten to do this i would never go through with it. I would use increasing punishments within our household though to encourage behavior... I didn't want to appear flippant on something that actually makes me uncomfortable... I would never use my Facebook account to post pics to embarrass them either... Just feels wrong.

[–]DuckyFreeman 120 points121 points ago

Don't ever make a threat you won't follow through on. At some point, the child will call your bluff, then what? It's why you shouldn't count down to punishment ("pick up your toys! Three... Two....... One and a half....") unless you have a punishment lined up for when you finish the countdown. Children push their limits to determine where the limits are, and you can't define the limits if you back out of a punishment.

[–]WildZontar 34 points35 points ago

:( I pushed the countdown limit when I was 4 or 5. I was playing one of these and ignored my dad telling me to clean up my toys (he had been asking me to do so for several minutes). He picked it up and threw it away and I never ignored my parents telling me to clean up after that.

[–]DuckyFreeman 151 points152 points ago

See, you learned your limit. If he had not thrown it away at the end of the countdown, you'd probably be on Meth.

[–]WildZontar 44 points45 points ago

Yep! Instead I'm currently pursuing a Ph.D. That truly was the defining moment of my life.

edit: spelling

[–]Oxxide 56 points57 points ago

it's a phd in meth

[–]WildZontar 9 points10 points ago

(shh that was supposed to be a secret)

[–]EphemeralStyle 4 points5 points ago

(I feel like I'm in some sort of club!)

[–]WildZontar 1 point2 points ago

(the "knowing WildZontar is getting a Ph.D in meth" club. It's a very exclusive and highly esteemed club among those who are aware of its existence)

[–]Hansmat 4 points5 points ago

A phd in math doesn't get you nearly as many bitches, yo.

[–]DuckyFreeman 4 points5 points ago

Now go thank your Dad for throwing your toy away.

Funny how "you'll understand when you're older" and "I was your age once" both turned out to be accurate.

[–]WildZontar 3 points4 points ago

Haha I don't think we've ever talked about it since it happened. I may bring it up the next time I see him to find out if he even still remembers as it was ~20 years ago now (I feel weird saying that).

[–]plaidypuss 6 points7 points ago

My dad did something similar, only I was watching tv instead. He threw out the only one in our house and they didn't buy a new one until I left for college. I have a strong respect for authority now.

[–]Hoodooz39 5 points6 points ago

One time, I told my daughter to pick up her room and if anything was left on the floor, I would take it away.

Well, most of her shit was still on the floor (mostly My Little Ponies and accessories) after whatever time duration I had set, so I picked it all up and put it in a garbage back in my trunk with the intention of letting her earn it back, toy by toy.

Then my husband took off some trash in my car and threw the toy bag away. She lost every one of her favorite toys that day. I said to my husband How can you pick up a bag of toys and not be able to tell it's a bag of toys??? I mean, a bag of toys sounds and feels completely different than a bag of trash. Poor kid...

[–]rts1971 1 point2 points ago

I'm guessing military background? I understand your point but i don't remember Ralph Kramdon actually sending Alice to the moon although we all knew what he meant.. This is similar. I am a strict parent and my kids are respectful and thoughtful members of society even as teens... They respect us and our rules and when there is a violation it is addressed and punishments given and then they have an opportunity for rebuttal.. It rarely works as we spend time considering the punishments before we hand them down and unless they raise a point we hadn't considered they are stuck with it... By doing it this way we give them a chance to speak and be heard and then accept the consequences... I am by no means a great parent but i think it has been successful based on the quality of men and women they are turning into... I guess the main point is having your kid hold a sign on the side of the road, posting embarrassing photos on social media, etc are the equivalent of hanging your teens soiled bedsheets out the window in my day... It makes the parent seem more like a bully than a guide... And if you don't agree with me "Right to the moon Alice!"

[–]DuckyFreeman 8 points9 points ago

Not a military brat, but am in the military now.

But that's irrelevant. I'm not saying he/she should use public embarrassment. Nor am I disagreeing with your style. All I am saying is that when you dole out an ultimatum or punishment, you must follow through with it. Whether you get there through discussion, or patriarchal decree, you must follow through.

[–]Storemanager 2 points3 points ago

When my mom did the 3-2-1 thingy I NEVER let her finish it. Because I knew that if I did the consequences would be horrible. Now that I'm an adult she told me that she never had a follow-up plan once she reached 0 and that she was bluffing all along. So I guess you can pull it off when you are making empty threats to your kids.

[–]ended_world 1 point2 points ago

A thousand times this.

NEVER make a threat expecting the threat alone will instill discipline, and not follow through if the limit is pushed/met. Doing this over and over only teaches the child to ignore you because they will soon discover that your threats mean nothing.

Drives me batchit insane when I see parents threaten a punishment but not follow through when their child calls their bluff.

[–]brute_force 1 point2 points ago

or duct tape their hands in a pray formation behind each others backs 1 under 1 over each other, forcing them to look like they hugging,

[–]Ranikins 3 points4 points ago

Or... Human Centipede

[–]ogotrice 463 points464 points ago

LEVEL LEVEL: LEVEL

[–]pardon_my_misogyny 235 points236 points ago

DAE GEMS?

[–]Deliberate_Reposter 190 points191 points ago

Am I doing this right?

Edit: Nailed it!

[–]moocowlol 129 points130 points ago

LITERALLY THIS

edit: LITERALLY THIS

[–]Theyus 85 points86 points ago

LeLeLeLeLeLeLeLeLeLeLe

edit:LeLeLeLeLeLeLeLeLeLeLe

edit2:Le

[–]DatCheshireCat 57 points58 points ago

Ctrl+F: LeLeLeLeLeLeLeLeLeLeLe edit:LeLeLeLeLeLeLeLeLeLeLe edit2:Le"

Was not dissapoint.

[–]LittlePieceOfMe 69 points70 points ago

DAE THIS GUY GETS IT? LE DOING IT RIGHT WIRH LE GEM [FB] GOLD? I WAS GOOGLING MY ASSHOLE AND THEN I FOUND THIS? LOL SARAH JESSICA PARKER IS LITERALLY [LE] HORSE GEM? USER FOR 11 MONTHS THIS GUY IS LITERALLY [LE] PROOF GEM!

[–]Mypetkiwi 53 points54 points ago

This man knows how to circlejerk.

[–]CrushTheOrphanage 31 points32 points ago

I used to be a circlejerker like him, then I took an arrow in the le.

[–]The_storm_is_coming 24 points25 points ago

Le STAHP go home your drunk LE

[–]LittlePieceOfMe 14 points15 points ago

AM I THE ONLY ONE AROUND HERE WHO [LE] AUSTRALIA IS UPSIDEDOWN? SORRY? LE LOL CANADA.

[–]TrousRD 8 points9 points ago

THIS WELL GET BURIED BUT....

[–]PrestoEnigma 3 points4 points ago

I think...you just won.

[–]sihha 0 points1 point ago

LittlePieceofMe wins.

[–]eugene447 20 points21 points ago

LE GEMGEMGEMGEMGEMGEM

[–]yescrazy 7 points8 points ago

GEM has been launched, I repeat GEM has been launched.

[–]inuse23 47 points48 points ago

[10]

edit: [m]y first time, be gentle.

[–]ShallowBasketcase 18 points19 points ago

my good sir my only regret is that I have but one upbacon to give

you are a gentleman, scholar, champion of freedom and justice, etc.

today op was not le fagget

[–]Dunn_Purnsley 11 points12 points ago

Only 90's kids will get this.

DAE Tesla? Fuck that lying pedophile Thomas Edison.

[–]DatCheshireCat 10 points11 points ago

so brave

[–]not-alex 9 points10 points ago

Brave level: so

[–]pikindaguy 9 points10 points ago

Gem level: NAILED IT

[–]MYDOGSTELLA 111 points112 points ago

Dutch oven level: easy

[–]Drunkisme 27 points28 points ago

I've tried this with cats......it works welll

[–]wellactuallyhmm 2 points3 points ago

I tried it with my cat and hamster... it works, well...

[–]gettinhightakinrides 8 points9 points ago

Wow I had this same thing with my brothers when we were kids, except we would have to be hugging when the the shirt was on. Needless to say, we all hate each other now

[–]ExileNarwhalfy 22 points23 points ago

I saw this before on another subreddit with different kids.

[–]haiku_robot 16 points17 points ago

I saw this before 
on another subreddit 
with different kids.

[–]tinkthank 11 points12 points ago

I read this in Christopher Walken's voice.

[–]cornishacid6 0 points1 point ago

Yeah they were black. Or I mean African American.

[–]staciarain 4 points5 points ago

you had it the first time

[–]PraxAttacks 6 points7 points ago

Just use black.

[–]DangerInTheMiddle 0 points1 point ago

[–]djonn 0 points1 point ago

I think I've seen it with the same kids

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[–]Shampyon 18 points19 points ago

My mum had an alternative: Forced affection.

See, we kids hated showing affection for each other, so it was the perfect non-violent punishment. If we were getting punch-happy with each other, Mum would come in and say "Hug until I say 'stop'! And if you don't hug.... I'll make you kiss your sibling's cheek! NOW HUG!"

You know how sometimes someone gives you a hug and it lasts just one beat too long, and it feels really awkward? Mum figured out how to make both of us feel that awkwardness. Now add the possibility that you may have to have one of those wierdo Euro-style cheek-kisses.

We wouldn't want to go anywhere near each other for at least an hour afterwards.

[–]PrimeIntellect 13 points14 points ago

suddenly, wrestling

[–]ShallowBasketcase 3 points4 points ago

of the silly and nonsexual variety, I hope.

[–]DangerInTheMiddle 4 points5 points ago

And how are your intimacy issues now?

[–]Hoodooz39 1 point2 points ago

As an only child and parent to siblings, I had no idea that forced affection could be a discipline tool. TIL.

[–]OpT1mUs 0 points1 point ago

wierdo Euro-style cheek-kisses.

What?

[–]MamaGrr 1 point2 points ago

My dad would make my older brothers strip down to their underwear and go hug on the front lawn. :\

[–]greg888 28 points29 points ago

If this were my sister and I, verbal bickering would have turned into physical violence.

[–]Annarr 11 points12 points ago

I would be really fucking pissed, and my brother and I would have probably done the same thing. Knowing how evil I was as a child I would have probably started running for the stairs.

[–]voteforjello 3 points4 points ago

My sister and I would have hung ourselves with the armholes but we are 5 years apart and I hate her.

[–][deleted] 4 points5 points ago

Still?

[–]nwsreddit 0 points1 point ago

If it was me and my brother physical violence would've turned into more physical violence.

[–]IgnoranceReductase 43 points44 points ago

Probably not a good way to deal with incest though...

[–]EndersBuggers 18 points19 points ago

It's okay they're only wrestling.

[–]Blahblag12321 15 points16 points ago

How demeaning especially when you say, "Ok now stand there and let me take a picture of you crying looking ridiculous, this is so going on facebook"

[–]turkturklton 15 points16 points ago

hah my friend posted that hello possible mutual friend

[–]ffabw11 8 points9 points ago

I have found two mutual acquaintances. This pleases me.

[–]zephyy 13 points14 points ago

No you didn't. This image has been reblogged on tumblr several thousand times and probably shared on Facebook an equal amount.

[–]trollguy1793 6 points7 points ago

My friend also posted this......

[–]Tekless 2 points3 points ago

Teach me how to be upvoted for trolling.

[–]UnfortunatelyMacabre 0 points1 point ago

I said the same thing. Your friend is friends with my friend who liked this photo....maybe I know you.

[–]penis-butter 11 points12 points ago

Title level: shit

[–]gonesnake 15 points16 points ago

This is awful.

[–]xwexcollidex 4 points5 points ago

My mom used to say she was going to make us sing barney and skip down the street whist holding hands. Never happened, but by god we got along.

[–]shinyhappypanda 3 points4 points ago

My sister and I would have made it our "only one of us comes out of this alive" shirt.

[–]naturalrhapsody 1 point2 points ago

Funny, just minutes ago I saw a friend post this on tumblr.

[–]9ninety_nine9 1 point2 points ago

If I've learnt anything from my own childhood, it's that putting two siblings who don't get along into a confined space can cause more trouble than good. I'll never forget the time my parents left my brother and I in a car for about ten minutes because we were fighting. When they got back to the car I had used my long girly fingernails and gouged his cheeks till they bled. In my defense he was being really annoying and wouldn't shut up. He's a redditor and probably reading this, I wonder if he remembers it too.

[–]Coocooso 2 points3 points ago

Repost level expert

[–]Lillipout 4 points5 points ago

I know from experience that this will not stop biting or strangling.

[–]MemeWhore 31 points32 points ago

Parenting level: Asshole

[–]ownworldman 6 points7 points ago

Using shame as a disciplinary method will surely have no repercussions later.

[–]Paddling 12 points13 points ago

Upvoted. Unfortunately, your being downvoted. I find parent attention seeking at the expense of children to be on the level of assholes, myself. Shame your kids and then put their photos online forever... a throw back to hanging out the wet sheets.

[–]PraxAttacks 14 points15 points ago

Agreed. It's one thing to use the sharing a shirt idea as a disciplinary technique. It's another to humiliate your kids by posting it on Facebook to show off what a great and unconventional authority figure you are.

[–]doch_doch 3 points4 points ago

Except peeing the bed is unintentional. Also, as a parent I would bet money that these kids had been told many, many times to stop fighting.

[–]Flowering_Byakuya 0 points1 point ago

Faggot level: OP

[–]Offensive_Brute 1 point2 points ago

kids look humiliated. good job parents.

[–]FalconOne 2 points3 points ago

I would try the same tactics I'd use on cats and dogs.

Stick them in a small closed room together for a few hours.

[–]BikeMac 8 points9 points ago

And whichever comes out alive gets fed?

[–]happydinosaur[S] 13 points14 points ago

It's the look on their face.... Priceless.

[–][deleted] 27 points28 points ago

faces

[–]jorchison 71 points72 points ago

They are one. forever

[–]Reesch 17 points18 points ago

ಠ◡ಠ

[–]seamusmcduffs[!] 7 points8 points ago

Nope, just face, they have become one being.

[–]GOATSQUIRTS 11 points12 points ago

feces

[–]NightOfTheHunter 3 points4 points ago

It's the looks on their faces, especially the little one's, that makes me want to punch whoever did this to them. To deal with fighting by public humiliation?? Punishment within a family should be an intimate matter. Sibling rivalry drives every ensuing relationship. I would have preferred a good ass-whoopin' to this hideous form of corporal punishment. The helplessness on her face will haunt me.

[–]_argoplix 3 points4 points ago

No, that's called traumatizing your kids.

Of course, half of parenting could be described as traumatizing your kids, so what the hell.

(The other half is incompetently attempting to repair the damage you caused)

[–]halasjackson 5 points6 points ago

This is a terrible idea, indicative of poor parenting... Especially to take a picture of it and post it to Facebook.

[–]GertaRaus 2 points3 points ago

Agreed. My mom used to do this bullshit. All it taught me was how to swing as hard with my left hand as I could with my right.

[–]Journalisto 0 points1 point ago

I need to remember this one for when my daughters get older.

[–]AustinYQM 4 points5 points ago

You really don't. This is really bad.

[–]Curiosity_Killed 0 points1 point ago

I had a coworker who would make her children hug in the front yard if they were fighting. Genius.

[–]euphemist 1 point2 points ago

I thought she had a mowhawk.

[–]llort_revocrednu 0 points1 point ago

Doubles as a lazy Halloween costume

[–]Shelby312 1 point2 points ago

If my sister and I were put in that as children neither one of us would be living.

[–]NicoleMitchell 1 point2 points ago

I only ever experience something like that once. My brother and I had been fighting and my mother sat us down in the kitchen and made us hold hands and say "I love you" to each other. We never fought that bad again. Growing up my mother would always threaten us with it and that alone would stop our arguments in mere seconds.

[–]pekoe_surprise 0 points1 point ago

My own version of this was the "hug it out."

At a certain age, after providing all the tools necessary for them to settle their own disputes, if they got into petty arguments, I made them hug each other until they weren't mad anymore. It worked well.

[–]Shabla 1 point2 points ago

When I was like 6 and my sister was 4 I used to push her off the couch. She still remembers.

[–][deleted] 0 points1 point ago

This would've ended with the shirt getting ripped in half and me and my siblings beating the tar out of each other when I was a kid.

[–]MichaelDRennie 0 points1 point ago

Careful...they might start wrestling.

[–]buddah70 0 points1 point ago

Now, we wait a week or two for a news station to post this on their Facebook.

[–]BrooklynNets -1 points0 points ago

What's the over/under on this photo being presented as evidence in a court case one day?

[–]Khab00m 0 points1 point ago

That's animal cruelty.

[–]mintberrycoon 0 points1 point ago

That kid looks like the one in two and a half men....when he was younger.

[–]VyseCarma 0 points1 point ago

My mother used to just give us boxing gloves and sell tickets.

[–]UnfortunatelyMacabre 0 points1 point ago

We have a mutual friend...because this picture wasn't shared too much.

[–]Paranoiaway 1 point2 points ago

Not that it really matters since everything is a repost, but my girlfriend found that on pinterest a few days ago and shared it with me.

[–]imkirok 0 points1 point ago

Oh wow, I'm friends with someone who is friends with the guy who posted that on FB... Suddenly the internet just got a little bit smaller.

[–]heymolli3 0 points1 point ago

I got taped to my sister once. We laughed so much we got along pretty quick.

[–]azjag 0 points1 point ago

Make them watch Mythbusters (in background) Excellent show.

[–]Sam_Strong 1 point2 points ago

As someone who needs personal space, if my parents did this when I was little, I'd have a dead sister!

[–]staciarain 1 point2 points ago

[–]Disco_Drew 0 points1 point ago

I once tied the straps on my girls' dresses together. They didn't fight for days. This is genius.

[–]dev278 0 points1 point ago

My dad handcuffed my brothers together...

[–]EkriirkE 0 points1 point ago

[–]Lemondoodle 0 points1 point ago

Getting out white t-shirt and marker now.

[–]wwcqdo 0 points1 point ago

Oh Abby and Britney, please don't fight.

[–]jaybird13 0 points1 point ago

"Jokes on you, Mom. Now she can't escape."

[–]Mirple 0 points1 point ago

Whenever my sister and I fought at the dinner table my mom and dad would send us out back on the deck until we apologized to each other sincerely. Doesn't matter if it was raining (Seattle), snowing, cold as ice, or pitch black. We would be locked outside.

[–]MickTheBloodyPirate[!] 0 points1 point ago

Wow. You've actually managed to combine two of the worst trite, most unoriginal titles that show up. You really had to throw the "level" part in there?

[–]KidneyFailure 0 points1 point ago

Damn, I also saw this on Facebook yesterday. I should have uploaded it to Reddit.

[–]BasementKitty 0 points1 point ago

Oh my god! I also saw this on Facebook before seeing it on Reddit! This is literally a first for me. Maybe the world is coming to an end!

[–]Zelgada 0 points1 point ago

Nobody cares if it's from Facebook.

[–]Pillagerguy 0 points1 point ago

Don't worry guys, that's a hand on the bottom left.

[–]ZLATAN_IS_A_GOD 0 points1 point ago

I shall do that to my future kids.

[–]Citisol 0 points1 point ago

Ah parenting. The original repost.

[–]ShellBell 0 points1 point ago

I saw it in FB too as one of those annoying SHARE pages. Reddit is de-volving. Re-posts of FB crap are increasing.

[–]CurteousBear 1 point2 points ago

This would just save him the trouble of having to chase and catch her..

[–]gamerlen -1 points0 points ago

Ten years down the road: incest. When the parents ask why they both narrow their eyes and say "You know why..."

[–]ykw52 0 points1 point ago

This just seems wrong to me. Not the punishment, the fact that so many people are seeing it. What would those kids do if they knew it was on reddit?

[–]littlewoolie 1 point2 points ago

How many parents have actually taught their children how to play together nicely? Most parents just seem to pop one out after the other and expect them to magically get along and figure out what to do with themselves. My sister and I were born 15 months apart and we have completely different personalities. We managed to make up our own games together, but I remember several arguments due to perceived unfairness or from personality clashes. My brother was born 8 years later which is annoying for 2 teenage girls to have a six-year-old around who wants to spend EVERY moment with them and know everything about them (including what tampons are for). It became a huge issue for me as I wanted privacy and it was never respected by my brother (he was never taught to, so not entirely his fault)or my mother(partly to blame). This led to several fights with my brother which escalated to the point where I threw a shoe at his head and punched a window, injuring my hand. If I had been stuck in this T-Shirt, one of us would have ended up in hospital within 10 minutes. Luckily, I get along with my brother a lot better now.

[–]dorisfrench 0 points1 point ago

The girl is crying and her brother isn't. I think it's b.s.

[–]skillmau5 0 points1 point ago

This shit is so going to be on Fox News in a week.

[–]Captain-Obviouss 0 points1 point ago

White people have officially stolen everything

[–]TheTallRussian 0 points1 point ago

Am i the only one who doesnt really see an issue with this?

[–]IfYewOnlyknew 0 points1 point ago

I tried this,my kids thought it was funny. I make them hold hands and say nice things about each other now.

[–]AnonymouslyReddit 0 points1 point ago

Real story: Guy dressed his kids up in this karma-whore shirt, causing them to cry. then proceeded to post this on reddit.

/r/karmaconspiracy

[–]PatriciaMayonnaise 0 points1 point ago

Haha, my mom used to make me and my brother sit next to each other on the couch and not say a word when we were bickering. We usually hated the silence/awkwardness so much, we made up within minutes.

[–]AusIV 1 point2 points ago

My mother-in-law used to tape my wife to her sister at the wrist when they weren't getting along. The tape was pretty brittle, but if they broke it they got in even bigger trouble. She says they were usually laughing within 10 minutes.

[–]commandakeen 0 points1 point ago

insert joke about title or repost complaint

[–]general_kerfuffle 0 points1 point ago

No you didn't

[–]Finnish_Nationalist 0 points1 point ago

They look so happy!

[–]RictorsParty 0 points1 point ago

My parents used to do something similar to my sister and I when we were younger. I think that if anything, being close to and being affectionate towards each other was viewed as punishment, and we never really got along. Even to this day.

[–]mrkurtz 0 points1 point ago

parenting level: fucking done

[–]shamilsultanakhmedov 0 points1 point ago

Reminds me of my mother who used to yell at my sisters that she would tie their hair together in a knot so that they stay calm and dont fight anymore. Never did it though -.-

[–]climbapinetree 0 points1 point ago

If I ever have children, their misbehavior will result in them being velcroed to the wall.

[–]rtota14 0 points1 point ago

hmmmmmmm I think I know where you got this.. initials AJD?

[–]bw1870 1 point2 points ago

The shirt is fine, but putting it on Facebook is immature. LOL look what I did to my kids!!

[–]PikaXeD 0 points1 point ago

What the actual fuck.

[–]Random_G 0 points1 point ago

Wtf is a "parent-level expert?!"

[–]tacodeathfart 0 points1 point ago

stupid/seen it before.

[–]klanus 0 points1 point ago

And then post it to facebook for their own happiness this is not expert level. Or just a lie...

[–]schattenteufel 0 points1 point ago

I have a pair of underpants like that.

[–]newtmitch 0 points1 point ago

This is actually a really good idea. Hopefully at my future CPS hearing the judge thinks so too. Judge: so you thought it was a good idea to put your kids in a single t-shirt to have them try to get along. Me: yep, I saw it on reddit - what could go wrong? Judge: reddit... I'm not familiar with that... Prosecutor: your honor, I have here prosecution’s exhibit 5 - a selection of posts from this website "reddit" for the jury's examination. They're from what they call a "subreddit". In this case from one called "SpaceDicks". Me: oh fuck. Just take me to jail now.

[–]NewRoc914 0 points1 point ago

saw this on page one a weekago.. saved it repost for karma

downvote mofo!

[–]psu1989 0 points1 point ago

Thunder shirt. Two men enter one man leave.

[–]c0ld-- 0 points1 point ago

"Now hold still so I can get make-believe karma..."

[–]colesn 0 points1 point ago

I'm so incorporating this into my parenting!

[–][deleted] 0 points1 point ago

I love this -- mostly because of how miserable they look. I am sure that when they get much older, they'll be best buds.

[–]gertieyorkes 0 points1 point ago

We would have to sit on different couches in the same room and couldn't get off until the other one said so....

[–]ntheg111 0 points1 point ago

This is how I plan on solving the Arab-Israeli conflict

[–]slugger570 0 points1 point ago

Where are the posts complaining this is a repost.

I've seen this 3 times in the last fortnight >:(

[–]Muhkayluh17 0 points1 point ago

I saw this idea on Pinterest a while back.

[–]UnderwearBandits 0 points1 point ago

looks like honey boo boo...

[–]emoDlnosaur 0 points1 point ago

I feel obliged to comment given the OP's name.

related: My older sister and I always fight even now when we're 22 and 20 respectively. However, I do remember that when we were kids, my parents locked us in a room until we resolved our problems. My sister just went out the window.

[–]prettyprincess90 0 points1 point ago

Redditor see this, copies it, and posts it on facebook. Another redditor sees it on facebook and posts it to reddit. Rinse ans repeat.

[–]rrr_zzz 0 points1 point ago

My mom would do the same thing, she would tie us up together by our hands. We would have to eat out of the same plate and even go to the bathroom together. At the time it was torture, but now my siblings and I get along great. We don't even fight anymore.

[–]exzez 0 points1 point ago

give dem kids less carbohydrates

[–]Chromogenic 0 points1 point ago

Reminds me of the band Grouplove's promo photo.

http://www.last.fm/music/Grouplove/+images/49839797

[–]dalenfbaby 0 points1 point ago

My dad had a version of this for my brothers and me when we fought; but we had to hug and sing a song like "Happy Birthday," or "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star," or "Fly Like an Eagle." We would always start giggling our asses off because of the ridiculousness and forget why we were fighting.

[–]porquenozoidberg 0 points1 point ago

at least they were not duct taped together