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Wednesday, December 28, 2011
Ungrateful Christmas Twits on Twitter
SA Goon Jon “Johnny ‘DocEvil’ Titanium” Hendren — who most recently convinced Smash Mouth frontman Steve Harwell to eat a whole bunch of eggs for charity — spent his holiday weekend using his popular Twitter account to catalog the Christmas complaints of Twits who were pissed off at Santa for not bringing them a car or the Apple product of their choice.
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In a time when many of these kids' parents are lucky to even have a job, these little brats have absolutely no right bitching about the incorrect color of the iPhone they got for Christmas. Be lucky you got anything! If they want an expensive electronic gift that costs over $100 then get a job and get it yourself, or stop bitching about the details and be grateful for what you have. Jesus is crying now, and not because he didn't get his iPhone 4s.
$10 that they are 12 year olds who don't need an iphone to begin with
LOL. Amen to that!
Too funny Ryan. LOL. But oh so true!
Lordy Lordy turn me loose on these ungrateful, self absorbed and shame on you kids. It breaks my heart really to read these nasty comments mostly because the parents have failed these little creatures and the dye is set..they will go thru life bitter, cold, unfeeling, unappreciative, hollow unhappy adults. Sad really and the funny thing is their parents think they are little darlings and just luv them to pieces and will keep on keepin on the same path and getting the same response from now on. tsk tsk
You should hear the lecture I give my kids and grand kids about this sort of thing, got no patience for this age of entitlement.
OMG, i can feel the wrath of Granny Dahlin' all over me. But I know what you mean, it's really sad these kids are like that. I can't imagine saying those things to my parents, much yet thinking of saying it.
Oh, don't worry. Their day will come when their ungrateful kids do the same to them. That's when most children start to appreciate their parents!
I agree Carmela but in the meantime the bad is being multiplied and passed down to yet another generation. Scary thought, because if there is not enough good being passed down do ou see what will eventually happen to our world as we know it ...yep it will be gone.
I came undone on one of mine once and said I don't care if you got a lollypop and when you opened it you were disappointed. You just stop and think that someone got in their car and went to the store maybe stood there trying to figure out which color "you would like" and then stood in line to pay for it, maybe hoping they had enough money, and then went home and found the wrapping paper, spent time wrapping it just for you, gave it to you hoping you would like it...GET THE PICTURE??? They got it. hahaha.
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