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If you want to find the loneliest person in the room, look for the clown.

Awesome! Just wish he had turned the laptop over; would've liked to see the exit holes

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Question, challenge, and always keep a fresh battery in your bullshit detector

I absolutely love that !!!!!!

Classic

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Man O' War badge recieved 04/01/12

Lengthy but awesome. My son will be watching this video.

Oh man that was good! HAHA

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TEAM ENFIDL

MOW Infantry Combat Badge 9/9/10

Quite possibly the best video on youtube. All kids need to see this video.

I can not imagine how hard it was on him to keep his cool... and if you go to the comments of the video or the facebook post there are numerous people going on about how immature he is being, and how he is a danger, that he will turn his "shiny gun" on his family and someone needs to call CPS. He should have put two clips through it and then sold it on ebay to recoup some of the money he wasted on software.

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"I'd say it's been my biggest problem all my life... it's money. It takes a lot of money to make these dreams come true."
-Walt Disney

Wow this dude reminds me of my dad.
I pray kid learns her lesson.

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I am the rocks of eternal shore: Crash against me and be broken!~ En Sabah Nur

he sums up all my frustrations with the kids these days.

never thought that at the ripe old age of 31 id be saying "kids these days"



...especially the lazy part.

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Kuzi's cigar catalog blending 101 developing your palate

Brilliant! Made my morning.

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"It is incumbent upon every generation to pay its own debts as it goes. A principle, which if acted on, would save one half the wars of the world" Thomas Jefferson

No, that wasn't too over the top.

I disagree. Dad didn't teach the brat anything, except that the brat can manipulate Dad into shooting a perfectly good laptop. Brilliant.

A much better lesson would have been to provide the lecture on facebook, and then to have sold the laptop on e-bay, kept the money spent on recent repairs, and then hand the brat a list of monthly expenses that she costs the family - food, housing, clothing, entertainment, insurance, savings for college, etc, and then explain that her "chores" don't even scratch the surface of what her upkeep is costing, but these thngs are provided because they love her and expect her to make the most of the opportunities she has.

Instead, Dad just acted like a child himself, which was a piss-poor lesson as far as I'm concerned. Kids learn how to handle problems by watching how parents handle problems. Dad didn't solve anything, I think he just made things worse.

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Money may talk, but it sure aint free.

I'm not sure there is anything more difficult than being a Dad and trying to raise an early teen-aged daughter these days. Boys are easier. Girls are just not rational, and a rebellious one ... it's like trying to tie a fishing lure with vaseline all over your fingers.

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Money may talk, but it sure aint free.

Bender Rodriguez I feel raises the most apt question in regards to the issue:

"Have You Ever Tried Simply Turning off the TV, Sitting down with Your Children, and Hitting Them?"

Seriously, JDH, I agree with you. I was 100% on Yosemity Sam's side until he pulled out the piece and blew away the laptop. I thought that was moronic.

He should have just hit her.