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Do I spy a pegasus hugging a dog?
Good eye!
lol. I wasn’t sure. 🙂
Totally love this! My granddaughter once asked my son if he could just spank her and PLEASE skip the lecture. She got a double-length lecture. Take THAT!
Bore them kids to tears and they’ll be begging for a return of the paddle. I completely support taking away all of the toys for bad behavior…
Taking away a kid’s phone is just ridulous and makes absolutely no sense, according to my 16-year-old. I think he would gladly paddle himself hard enough to leave welts if it meant he didn’t lose his phone for a couple of days!
I love all the little extras in the background of this one!
It’s definitely the cruelest punishment that can be doled out these days! They should try it at school as well. I had so much unused background space in this one, that I dug in to a lot of my older graphics to fill up the emptiness. Heck, I had to dig back to a three year old comic to swipe that Justin Beaver poster… which one would think just adds to the punishment of the time out chair!
I wouldn’t mind getting a better look at Justin Beaver but sitting in a corner with a poster of the real thing would definitely add to the punishment!
My mom used my dads belt…ah, memories.
I got plenty of whoopins too… and look at how well behaved I turned out! 😉
We are both extremely well balanced, even though we both got our asses kicked as kids. LOL
Justin Beaver. *gigglesnorts*
He would be slightly more tolerable as a wood chipping rodent!
totally!!
Haw Haw! So funny and true. Shane thought it was funny too. Now kids get “no screen time” and “Listen to my lecture”!!! Bored into goodness. 😦
There is a lot more truth to the punch line in this comic than I realized! There’s nothing worse than getting banished to the 20th century for kids these days!
you are so right! I will use that. Any more naughtiness and you will be banished to the 20th century for 4 hours! LOL! ❤
The wooden spoon was a good choice for my mom…til it broke over my sister’s ass. Then came the groundings.
With my parents always working odd hours and five of us kids causing all kinds of chaos, the due process system in my house was always speedy and efficient. If it was handy, it was fair game for doling out swift justice. And I hold no grudges because I’d have probably done the same in their place…
“Time out” sure has changed over the years……taking away all forms of communication works now, but back in my prehistoric youth (ahem), it was the spank/isolation in room thing. Ahhh…..those were the good old days………
Pam
Yep, when there was nothing to do but stare at the walls and rub your sore behind…
Taking away electronics is like cutting off a limb
That would probably be a pretty effective punishment for a lot of adults as well…
Years ago I remember a friend talking about the cruelest punishment she could inflict on her kids was NO SCREENS! And that was before smart phones. I take delight in knowing that I grew up without screens around all the time, consider myself tougher than today’s kids. Bore me all you want, you won’t win.
The fact that you have followed my blog for so long proves that you are completely immune to being bored to death!
These newfangled punishments go on and on for hours. Poor Erin 😦
Hee “Justin Beaver”!
After Goldfish’s comment I went back and spotted the pegasus hugging the dog 🙂
I should list everything I work into the background and make it a challenge to find everything before you can move along. Hmmmm, that might be more of a punishment than no screens!
Yup, being without toys is definite punishment. Or an incentive to get jobs done around the house – you can have your chargers/power cords back for your devices when you have finished x, y and z!