Author Topic: Annoyin' kid sappin my patience!  (Read 20968 times)

Maybe you should tie him to a wooden stake in the backyard.
I do have a stake that my dogs get tied up to when they have to pee... I like your idea.

Tom

Have you ever tried locking up everything you don't want broken?

And then maybe spending some of the time at a friends house?

Go to his house and destroy his stuff... Secretly

Just get a key for your room, that way you can have your room locked just incase you leave your room for a second.

I have some pretty valuable stuff in my room. I'd be pretty mad and probably end up yelling at the kid.
Yelling? if he did that in my room , I'd rob a gun shop , take a buckshot and blast the loving door out , along with the kid.
HE AINT TOUCHING MY 70CM PLASMA TV

Just get a key for your room, that way you can have your room locked just incase you leave your room for a second.
Here is a tip:
Lock the door yourself while he tries to escape.
That way you TRAPPED him , he did not lock HIMSELF in.

No guarantees on preservation of your stuff tough.

Here is a tip:
Lock the door yourself while he tries to escape.
That way you TRAPPED him , he did not lock HIMSELF in.

No guarantees on preservation of your stuff tough.

Nyet

Did you not see that he destroyed my camera?
stuff a camera out of your ass.
Sorry, I don't like lists.

Just nag your parents for the money to repair or get them new.

I'm pretty sure you can call the police, and they could fine him.

I'm pretty sure you can call the police, and they could fine him.

No, his parents would get in trouble for not watching over him as he destroyed somebody else's property.

If he comes out of the room batter him :P

Leave him there till he starves.

say forget outside of the door

Leave him there till he starves.
next time he comes take everything valuable and do this.
then when he begs to come out, don't let him.

No, his parents would get in trouble for not watching over him as he destroyed somebody else's property.
ya, the little kids parents would learn to be better motherloving parents