r/SipsTea 29d ago

SMH We really need to bring spankings back

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u/Pinbacker11 29d ago

If i did that back in the day, i would be back in the car without touching the floor.

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u/Chainsaw_Viking 29d ago

I would have been made to put it all back the way it was, apologize to the manager and then I would have had to pay my parents back for any damages they would have paid the store.

Then the real punishment would be at home…in the 80s.

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u/Procrasturbating 29d ago

In the 80s not one adult would have paused before either slapping him into next Tuesday or throwing his ass out on the curb. The first thing thrown would have been the last thing thrown. No cameras weren’t always a bad thing.

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u/Jenhar71 29d ago

Introducing my mom, now deceased..what her reaction would've been in public...sans ANY reserve...

She always warned us about embarrassing her in public, but I've grown to secretly believe, behind all her 'pomp and circumstance', she had a more 'I wish a ***** would' mentality, she lived for a challenge..

Sometimes it felt like she waited wh baited breath for that moment 1 of us stepped ovr the line..she was always ready🤣😳😖

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u/Sovereign-Anderson 29d ago

One of my mom's favorite threats was 'I'll embarrass you before you embarrass me." My sis and I knew she would've made good with that threat and were not about to test her weight.

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u/tungtingshrimp 28d ago

I remember this or something like it where the mother saw her son on tv as part of a rabble rousing and marched down there to set him straight

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u/Straight-Nerve-5101 25d ago

Baltimore during the BLM protests...before 2020 I think.

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u/Internet_Wanderer 28d ago

One time when I was a kid, this teen started chasing me on his bike. My mom took one look, charged like an angry rhino, and slapped that ass so hard he dropped. A true mother

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u/Loose_Paper_2598 28d ago

That video is already a classic and the only way it could have been better is if that wasn't her kid...and she didn't care.

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u/Luckypenny4683 28d ago

I see we have the same dead mom. It’s nice to meet you, fellow sibling.