Trolling Your Kids is Not Cool (7 pics)

Yes, when he grows up to kill his school friends, they will blame it on the video games (which he didn't play)

that actually made me lol. that was great

why?

My dad used to tell me that he was taking me to Disneyland but instead he would drive me past a burned down warehouse and told me it was my fault it got that way.

this may be mean but it made me laugh lol. Tbh kids are so spoilt these days.

Oh no I didn't get the 300 dollar electronic device for my birthday :(((((

Know what I got when I was 14 for my birthday? A job.

redbullkitten,

Agree..

cruel gods (^^^)

Thats funny

poor kid

we all had this as kids its ok,.,

should have been a bag of coal

Dude Game Boy was awesome.

Ungrateful little shit.

Wipe the tears and get into that game boy.

It's strange to remember how psychologically tormenting those kind of experiences were. Everyone at school had Star Trek cards except me so I begged my mom to get me some. Then one day before school she gave me a bag of Star Trek cards, I opened it as she drove away but they were the wrong cards. The kids all had the Next Generation style cards and these were Kirk and Spock, totally useless to me. I was crushed. I cried the whole day. Especially when I thought about how happy she seemed about the surprise she was getting me.

aAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAH
AHAHAHAHAHAAHAH

pretty sad he was crying like that.

its sad when parents actually try to make their kid happy and they act like spoiled brats and hate them for buying the wrong thing ( black iphone instead of a white?? WTF? )

not cool

I totally agree with the kids this days are really spoiled. He should thankful he got the gameboy color instead.

If you can't get him what he dreams for then get him whatever you can. But it shouldn't be packaged as his dream gift just so you can laugh at his disappointment.

What these parents did was a cruel thing to do to your own kid. What parent takes joy in seeing his own child heartbroken?

Back in the day I bought my 7 year old son a Sega Genesis game (which was the latest/greatest thing at the time). He'd wished for one so much. But I couldn't afford much back then. I boxed it up in a stupid puzzle box. When he opened it he was disappointed but thanked me for the puzzle. I told him to open it and we'd work on it together. When he opened it he found it was a new Sega Genesis. He was so surprised and happy he couldn't hold back tears.

That's how you surprise you own child. Not with the surprise of a broken heart!

not a good thing to do.