Naval_Gazer
GCM

If your child or animal acts up purely to gain attention, the worst thing you can do is indulge it by over-reacting. It only encourages it to behave even more outrageously the next time.
If your child or animal acts up purely to gain attention, the worst thing you can do is indulge it by over-reacting. It only encourages it to behave even more outrageously the next time.
Just ignore the twats, bunch of posturing sweaty bastards. And if they keep arsing about with the Gib border checkpoint just sack all the Spanish employed on the Rock, that are late for work. That might square the oily gits up a bit!
Just ignore the twats, bunch of posturing sweaty bastards. And if they keep arsing about with the Gib border checkpoint just sack all the Spanish employed on the Rock, that are late for work. That might square the oily gits up a bit!
Yeah, that could be somewhat illegal, you biff... :roll:
Naval_Gazer said:If your child or animal acts up purely to gain attention, the worst thing you can do is indulge it by over-reacting. It only encourages it to behave even more outrageously the next time.
If your child or animal acts up purely to gain attention, the worst thing you can do is indulge it by over-reacting. It only encourages it to behave even more outrageously the next time.
...That's a very good 21st Century point. If I unduly acted up as a child, though, a slap round the legs limited my enthusiasm for an action replay. My dog never gained a fondness for a rolled up newspaper either; as a consequence, she rarely played up...
I'm not sure that slapping members of the Guardia Civil around their legs with rolled-up newspapers will solve anything. ;-)