Gun Wielding IT Guy Shoots Daughter's Laptop over Facebook Post

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An angry father who works in IT didn't appreciate what his daughter had to say in an indignant letter addressed to her parents and posted to Facebook, so he did what every teenage dad has probably fantasized about doing at some point or another. He shot himself (with a video camera) shooting his daughter's laptop several times at point blank range with his trusty .45 while wearing a cowboy hat, and then posted the video to her Facebook Timeline....

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[Brink]

Deserves her right. I wish more parents would do this.

:roflmao:

 

[Solarstarshines]

yeah this was last week he shot it like 7 times cause she posted negative things about him because of his rules

Some people think it is going to far but it is justice he paid for it and gave it to his child so he get's to shoot it his daughter is 16 sometimes a hard lesson is needed to be learned

 

[Bongo]

That was great, if I would've disrespected my parents like that I wouldn't be here today.

 

[seavixen32]

That was unbelievably courageous and absolutely correct - well done Sir!!

Of course, there can only be two outcomes: either his daughter sees sense or he loses his daughter, but I can well understand why he flipped, having brought up three daughters myself.

 

[Dinesh]

:haha: The daughter is seriously lame.

 

[seavixen32]

Sorry Dinesh, he's seriously correct. If you don't have discipline at home, you have anarchy on the street, it's as simple as that.

 

[Dinesh]

Sorry Dinesh, he's seriously correct. If you don't have discipline at home, you have anarchy on the street, it's as simple as that.

Oops im really sorry it was my mistake. Instead of daughter, i wrote dad.

 

[Brink]

:haha: The dad is seriously lame.

I would say that the daughter is seriously lame instead. She gets free food, clothes, a roof over her head, etc...., all in exchange for just simply cleaning up after herself and a few chores. I don't think that's much to ask for at all.

She's just acting like a self entitled ungrateful brat. If she does this when she gets out in the real world, it would be much worse on her. The father is just trying to teach her a lesson out of love to hopefully have her avoid having real life slapping her upside the head in the future.

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Yeah, sure you did Dinesh. LOL

 

[MrNeeds]

come on guys, a typo, don't worry Dinesh, we all love you, even if you get confused sometimes, now lets all kiss and make up, maybe a little tongue in there

 

[Dinesh]

Hi Shawn, as i posted earlier, it was more of lack of focus while typing that post. Of course i felt the same what you guys felt. Its just that instead of daughter, i mentioned dad.

 

[Dinesh]

come on guys, a typo, don't worry Dinesh, we all love you, even if you get confused sometimes, now lets all kiss and make up, maybe a little tongue in there

Kiss? I wish you were a female.

 

[Brink]

Hi Shawn, as i posted earlier, it was more of lack of focus while typing that post. Of course i felt the same what you guys felt. Its just that instead of daughter, i mentioned dad.

LOL, yeah I know. I'm just poking at you a bit.

 

[M1GU31]

I wouldn't dare tell my parents that, I would get my ass beat and my dad would probably sell my xbox and pc also or just give it away loool. This is coming from a dude who's 18, last time i did something was about 5 years ago and i got my ps2 taken for a year and half. Never went that far again XD but i never disrespected them like that though mine was about me not wanting to do something that he asked me multiple times to do and i just ignored him. Learned not to do that and learned my lesson.Was 13 back then so i was more of a rebel i'm more calmed down now.

 

[Joan Archer]

Hats off to him, I applaud him I certainly wouldn't have stood for nonsense like that from a child, she should have thought herself lucky to even have a laptop of her own. Alright I know that this day and age it's taken as a right rather than a privilege to have one but sorry I'm old fashioned and actually had friends in the real world as opposed to virtual ones.
I've brought up 4 kids 2 of each and never had such disrespect, she got what she deserved.

 

[Baroness von Shush]

Loved the vid! LOL! He seems like a genuinely nice guy too! Thought it was funny that he also wanted the $130 for the upgrade just to add insult to injury. I think on this occasion she may just learn the hard way! Albeit she won't be the first or last to do it and maybe this may be a lesson learned for kids and parents alike!

I just hope that when Hannah is older she never does such a thing, but if she ever did she would most certainly feel my wrath and then some!

We were brought up to respect our elders no matter what!

 

[Fantail]

I would have sold the memory & drive on craigslist then shot it.

 

[seavixen32]

Many moons ago our daughter had a terrible habit of slamming doors shut so hard the whole house shook.

I finally took a stand and made her open and quietly close a door continuously until she realised I wasn't going to give in.

It took 5 hours before the penny dropped, but we got there in the end. Discipline has to be taught and enforced or we finish up making a rod for our own back.

 

[smarteyeball]

:roflmao:

That was full of WIN

"You owe me for the bullets too, they're about a dollar apiece"

 

[A Guy]

Kari posted that in the Youtube dump a few days ago. I think it's great. Stupid girl, she pissed off the wrong person. A Guy