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Topic Originator: brian
Date: Sun 26 Jun 12:35
two kids deciding to throw bottles and smash them across the road on corner of Grange Drive, Pitreavie Industrial Estate.
a guy was busy clearing it when i got there as the bottles were right across the road. I then saw the two kids who ran back into Izatt Avenue/McLelland Crescent.
Post Edited (Sun 26 Jun 12:37)
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Topic Originator: brian
Date: Sun 26 Jun 12:42
Tried to report on police website as non urgent
Seems that area not covered by police, strange
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Topic Originator: jake89
Date: Sun 26 Jun 17:12
There were a couple of young lads causing bother around Aberdour Road (Duloch end) last night. Seemed to be headed that direction so maybe live towards Pitcorthie or Abbeyview. They were with three young girls who seemed to just be tagging along.
Wee bams everywhere.
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Topic Originator: red-star-par
Date: Mon 27 Jun 02:33
Possibly the best course of action, is not to mention it on social media or anywhere else, but just smash the absolute f*** out of them. They will soon realise for themselves actions have consequences
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Topic Originator: P
Date: Mon 27 Jun 06:43
Quote:
red-star-par, Mon 27 Jun 02:33
Possibly the best course of action, is not to mention it on social media or anywhere else, but just smash the absolute f*** out of them. They will soon realise for themselves actions have consequences
That’s your approach to primary school children? How very brave you are.
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Topic Originator: brian
Date: Mon 27 Jun 07:33
A quiet word and a bit of education is all that is needed ?
I didn`t have time to drive round to locate them as I was heading off. But hoping that someone may be able to mention to kids
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Topic Originator: jake89
Date: Mon 27 Jun 14:45
There seems to be more and more cases of "do you know where your kids are?". There`s definitely more bammy kids about than there was. Perhaps it`s because we all forgot about them during lockdown, or maybe we have feral kids who didn`t have school to instill in them what normal behaviour is?
I`ll be honest, I was surprised to see my old school (QAHS) allowing hoodies in school and there`s stories of kids vaping on the buses, openly sweating in class and taking phone calls from their parents during class time!
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Topic Originator: widtink
Date: Mon 27 Jun 18:35
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jake89, Mon 27 Jun 14:45[/ openly sweating in class /quote]
... Surely they can open a window min🤣
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Topic Originator: jake89
Date: Mon 27 Jun 19:12
😂 Damned auto-correct! Although a bit of Lynx Africa wouldn`t go amiss!
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Topic Originator: Malcolm Canmore
Date: Sun 3 Jul 20:43
Is it not the parents’ responsibility to teach their kids how to behave?
My dog eats meat
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Topic Originator: Andrew283
Date: Sun 3 Jul 21:51
Quote:
Malcolm Canmore, Sun 3 Jul 20:43
Is it not the parents’ responsibility to teach their kids how to behave?
Yes, adults also need to understand the impact of keeping kids locked indoors to protect elderly and vulnerable will have on them. It`s no surprise at all kids have become even more anti-social, especially with the lack of anything to do in town
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Topic Originator: jake89
Date: Mon 4 Jul 14:02
Lack of anything to do? There`s more than there was when I was a kid! That same excuse has also been peddled out since I was a kid. It`s nothing to do with having nothing to do.
Agree that lockdown will have had some effect though.
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Topic Originator: back oh the net
Date: Mon 4 Jul 16:04
Quote:
Andrew283, Sun 03 Jul 21:51
Quote:
Malcolm Canmore, Sun 3 Jul 20:43
Is it not the parents’ responsibility to teach their kids how to behave?
Yes, adults also need to understand the impact of keeping kids locked indoors to protect elderly and vulnerable will have on them. It`s no surprise at all kids have become even more anti-social, especially with the lack of anything to do in town
Mate I grew up in a village where had nothing to do never even had a set of goals for a kick about during the summer because the council took them down can’t ever remember me or my pals resorting to mindless vandalism and outright yobishness just because we had nothing to do as you put it so sorry but no that excuse isn’t going to wash
Come on ye pars ⚽️
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Topic Originator: LochgellyAlbert
Date: Mon 4 Jul 17:55
Damaged equipment at public park last night, slide in playpark torched!🤬
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Topic Originator: Andrew283
Date: Mon 4 Jul 18:54
NIMBYs put up sign with `No ball games`. Restrict what young people can do for fun. Get surprised when this turns into violence and anti-socialism 😱
Dunfermline is really just a glorified retirement home and housing estate nowadays
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Topic Originator: jake89
Date: Mon 4 Jul 19:49
Get that rod away.
There`s not been no ball games signs put up in years. They were there when I was a kid. Guess what? We all did it anyway!
Shocking if correct about the public park but no surprise. It`s a quote thoroughfare to the station and often frequented by bams at night. Days of their being park wardens are long gone.
Do the parents question when the kid comes home reeking of smoke? Probably not. Do they question or even notice that their kid has been out to all hours? Doubt it.
The problem we`re seeing is that of the genius who breeds more morons. We`ve had decades of it. And it`s not a class thing - they exist everywhere. Can be spotted by listening out for the following phrases "dae ah look like a cayurr?", "Ahm no dain that." and "that`s no ma problem though, is it?".
They`re the parents the teachers hate - the ones who blame everyone when their kid doesn`t do well.
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Topic Originator: twin par
Date: Mon 4 Jul 22:30
It`s all everybody`s fault,according to some parents.I was brought in the 60s,a football,and a bit of grass,is all we needed. Now ,it`s high tech, tablets,and video games or we are bored.Kids have no imagination nowadays,.We played cowboys and Indians,not PC,correct, but good active fun.We never thought,of abusing,or hurting anyone. We also had respect for the polis. Parents,nowadays, don`t give a toss,and are lazy,parental wise. It's everybody's fault but them.
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Topic Originator: jake89
Date: Tue 5 Jul 03:47
TBF the leader of this country displays these same qualities. Always behaving poorly but never at fault. Always someone else`s fault.
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Topic Originator: rikaka
Date: Tue 5 Jul 08:31
Hmm are all these 60s 70s kids who didn`t do any wrong suggesting no kids did wrong? No one was abused, no one beaten up, no one murdered.
there will be plenty of decent parents now and plenty of decent kids and plenty of wayward ones just like back in the day.
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Topic Originator: jake89
Date: Tue 5 Jul 11:26
I was 90s and I genuinely don`t recall anything like this. I don`t remember hearing of kids out really late either. I think the difference when I was younger was we made mischief out of sight. We certainly weren`t bullying pensioners in the bus station or shouting at people in Tesco car park!
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Topic Originator: DBP
Date: Tue 5 Jul 11:30
Quote:
rikaka, Tue 5 Jul 08:31
Hmm are all these 60s 70s kids who didn`t do any wrong suggesting no kids did wrong? No one was abused, no one beaten up, no one murdered.
there will be plenty of decent parents now and plenty of decent kids and plenty of wayward ones just like back in the day.
I agree, only difference now is that with stuff like social media etc, we’re hearing about every incident
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Topic Originator: StevenPar77
Date: Tue 5 Jul 13:02
I seen the pictures of the damage but didn`t connect it to the public park. Took my daughter there by chance last night. They did some damage, absolute tossers.
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Topic Originator: Grant
Date: Tue 5 Jul 14:34
People were being idiots and bams when I was a kid (born in the 90s), and I have every faith there was bams even in the utopia of the 70s and 80s.
The difference was then, unless you directly saw the event it never happened, whereas now everything is banged up straight away on various Facebook pages, giving the impression that it`s a constant stream.
There`s been c**ts alive for thousands of years, no one can be shocked there`s still some around today.
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Topic Originator: jake89
Date: Tue 5 Jul 16:14
Someone burnt down the play park Monikie (Dundee) too.
Both places start with "Dun"...there`s a link.
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Topic Originator: jake89
Date: Thu 14 Jul 14:32
It sounds even worse in Edinburgh. Stories running this week`s of shops closing and people quitting their jobs because of the antics of teens in the area.
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