Hooligan
OH HELL NO
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LxXfWiVSQBA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LxXfWiVSQBA
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Getsumj Hooligan · 3 weeks ago
When I was that age, I had to walk 5 miles in the snow, up hill both ways to school. Just like my parents did.
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Zero F's Hooligan · 3 weeks ago
😂😂😂😂😂😂 Kinda been there.... but it was only one mile, each way, uphill both ways... happens when you live on one side of the valley and school is on the other side of the valley...
2Zero F's Hooligan · 3 weeks ago
Oh no!!!! A child is learning to be independent and not scared of the world.
1asrussell96 Hooligan · 3 weeks ago
u miss the point..........there are too many freaks out there that might want to do bad things to a 5yo.............8 or 9 i would agree
2Zero F's Hooligan · 3 weeks ago
yes, I understand. Now a days, iffy, but back when we were kids, we knew who to stay away from. Maybe we have lost that awareness....?
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Zero F's Hooligan · 3 weeks ago
Neighborhood kids playing together know who the freak(s) is. This is missing... kids playing outside. They're all on the phones now... I knew at 5 to stay away from certain houses in the neighborhood. Because we all played outside and together. Kids know....
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ANNETTE-BUTT Hooligan · 3 weeks ago
I DID WHEN I WAS 5, THE SCHOOL WAS ALMOST RIGHT BEHIND OUR HOUSE. I ONLY HAD TO GO OUT OUR BACKDOOR THROUGH THE YARD THROUGH OUR NEIGHBORS AND I WAS AT SCHOOL. AND YES I LEFT THE SCHOOL AT TIMES TO GO HOME CAUSE I FELT SICK.
1Zero F's Hooligan · 3 weeks ago
The last day of 2nd grade, my parents told me I needed to walk to a new house. They gave me directions, and I walked to my new house. Knocked on the door and my Mom answered. No parent pick up, just hey.. this is where you need to walk to. They moved in one day. It was an old, big house. I got my own room!!! Whooohooo!!! Then, starting 3rd grade, I walked to a different school, on roads with no sidewalks, and it was about a mile away. Couldn't ride the bus because I was "too close". I made a friend and would go by her house and get her and we would walk the last 1/4 mile together. In 3rd grade. Alone. No helo parents following us. We were trusted to make it to school, and back, on our own. 3rd-5th grade, then 6th grade. 7th & 8th grade rode the bus, then walked to 9-12th. That has been lost on several generations. And that is why we are where we are....
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