Many kids like to show off on social media, but some are learning the hard way that there are consequences to trying to look cool, especially if you're Facebook friends with your parents! Because as you can see from this funny list compiled by Bored Panda, kids are getting trolled by their very own folks, from the girl whose dad told her she'd make a good prostitute to the guy whose mom admitted to smoking more meth than he did. Don't forget to vote for the funniest, and remember to think twice the next time your parents send you a friend request...
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Damn Mom
Feminist Mom
Girlfriend
Thug Life
The Last Boob U Touched
Parents Troll Daughter And Boyfriend By Recreating Their Facebook Selfies
What's with this stupid trend where you stick your tongue out in pics? Is it supposed to be sexy because it looks plain ridiculous.
Taylor Swift Has Some Catchy Tunes
Thug Life
biggest nightmare: taking a shower while no one else is home and it's dark outside
Just A Reminder
Good Point Dad
Parents Who Know How To Facebook Are Dangerous
True, I don't know whether this was "wrong" or "right" parenting. But, what is sure is that he will most likely not make this same mistake again given that consequence.
Parents have the physical right to do that they think right for the best of their kids. Of course when a parent do something like this, must have arleady took the prooper actions for his/her child's intellectual development (ethicks, logic, etc) so the child can understund why Parent did that. Mistrust and Defiance are not a part of what i just said. Unfortunately, maybe its a big part of our world right now, but this is other topic. When you learn your kid, "why something is wrong or non-natural" and not only tell "its wrong", the child can think it, and take decision himself. (sorry for bad english)
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I have no problem imagining this being a fair punishment. There's a lot of problems with kids sharing stuff they have no business staring. And the sand thing is they do not get why it's not okay. This will not ruin his life. It will go away again. But who know what he has been saying? Kids take their own lives, end up moving or getting treatment for the rest of their lives when they spread rumors not matter if they are true or not. I'm guessing he didn't understand rye consequence so his dad wanted to teach him a lesson.
Friends on face book will who see him in person as well, will be teasing him for the rest of his life.
But he said something about a girl first. Her friends and acquaintances will be teasing her as well. So what's the best consequence to teach this boy that what you say on the internet hurts people's lives, and you can't take it back? How will he really understand the impact of his actions on this girl?
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One the one hand, this is clever. On the other hand, the bed wetting part is not. Making a teenager taste his own medicine will not have the desired effect if he is quite imature, but rather demonstrate to him that what he did his parents essentially also so.
this might be funny but it's also an incredibly mean way to permanently damage your trust w your kid. Ok one bad joke, he will have PEE TSD
My apologies, it was waiting to be said. I still think it's wrong to reveal embarrassing info as punishment
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That wasn't wrong. Think he'll do it again? Put yourself in the girl's shoes. Some punishments are well deserved.
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It's called Karma. What goes around, comes around. Don't expect any wrongdoings going unpunished. I'd hate my personal information being shared to the world, so why would I even think of doing that to another person; regardless of if I like the person or not?
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Well... Here You Go
She Found That Too
Listen To Your Mom
No Pressure, At All
Mom Won
Breastfeeding Issues
In An Open Relationship
Behind Every Suburban "Thug" Is A Parent Who's Tired Of His Shit
My Mom Speaks Only In Puns On Facebook
Dad Trolls His Daughter By Recreating Her Selfies And Posting Them On Social Media
19 Years Of Disappointment
Bitch From My High School Gets Told Off By Her Parents On Facebook
Shame On You
It Reminds Her Of Something
Buuuurn
Reality Bites
S*it Happens
Dad's Advice
Owned
Happy Birthday, Son
The math is correct, teehee. Thot dad made typo and a derp at first... Turns out I made an assumption and a derp :D
My Sister Posted A Picture To Facebook, My Dad Responded
Burned
It's Always Lovely To Have Good Old Mom On Facebook.
This Is A Virgin
Looks Like No Parties Ever
..why...just why post that on social media where you know your parents can see it
I Got A Kick Out Of My Friends Dad Making Fun Of Him On Facebook
Brian's Mom
Decides To Spoof My Son's Facebook Profile Photo... How Did We Do?
Always Look On The Bright Side
Dad Is Relieved
When dad found out he was going to be a grandfather through Facebook.
Mom Knows Best
She could've meant Kleenex for his tears...but maybe that's just me.
This Mom
And Michelle Never Showed Up In Public Again
But Mooooom
Some folks problem every single day of their life is IF they are going to eat lunch...
Thanks Mom
Just Saying
Just To Clarify
Yeah yeah yeah good parents destroy their kids on Facebook it is well known. It sure is hilarious, and often deserved, but there are better ways to teach your kids a lesson than humiliate them publicly, however tempting it might be. So: fun, but inappropriate.
There are a lot of kids these days who need to be taken down a peg or two.
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Parents burning their children are awesome, but if you want to avoid it - don't add your parents to your friends list ;)
I'm so glad that I wasn't friends with my parents while I was in school.
Yeah yeah yeah good parents destroy their kids on Facebook it is well known. It sure is hilarious, and often deserved, but there are better ways to teach your kids a lesson than humiliate them publicly, however tempting it might be. So: fun, but inappropriate.
There are a lot of kids these days who need to be taken down a peg or two.
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I'm so glad that I wasn't friends with my parents while I was in school.
