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Back from parent evening.....help me dicipline my DS!

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LynetteScavo · 26/02/2008 22:46

DS1 (year 4) was given some work to do at home, as he hadn't done it in class. His response to the teacher was, I'm told,

"I'll give it to my neighbour's dog."

I am
DH and I don't say things like that, in fact, I've never heard that expression before, but I also think it's increadibly funny. I'm at a loss as to what to say to him!

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seeker · 26/02/2008 22:54

What was the teacher expecting you to do about it? Did she tell you because it was funny, or was she taking it seriously?

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LynetteScavo · 26/02/2008 23:00

I'm not sure.. I laughed when she told me. She was obviously a bit shocked, adn had chosen to ignor his rudness.

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Hallgerda · 27/02/2008 07:28

Lynette, I've found your neighbour's dog - I'm told he's really good at homework .

Seriously, I'd have a word with your DS about doing his work and not being cheeky to teachers. You may need sellotape in order to keep a straight face though - good luck!

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LynetteScavo · 27/02/2008 13:36

LOL Hallgerder! I'm still laughing every time I think about this.

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Miggsie · 28/02/2008 16:21

Tell him the neighbour's dog will get his lunch and any school trips as he is obviously contributing so much to the school!

Twiglett · 28/02/2008 16:23

laugh now

go home and read him the riot act

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