Snowballing- Where's the limit?

But a bit of snow at your window?

Are you going to call nature a vandal next for covering your roof with it?

How about chavs smashing tiles on your roof? Only the same as what gusty wind would do, surely this is acceptable too? :rolleyes:

Throwing snowballs to injure someone is not on. If I'm walking down the street I want to do it in safety. It's dangerous enough because of the ice without someone trying to knock me over. I feel sorry for the elderly.
 
Personally, out of politeness sake if nothing else, I would only ever throw a snowball at someone I know. Throwing them at random strangers and their houses is quite frankly rude.
Agreed, but it's probably one of those things you learn after growing up. A lot of kids don't care about inconveniencing people really.
 
Yes, this makes you a very boring person. You might as well get the pipe and slippers from M&S and resort to a life of shouting at the TV and complaining about how things were in 'your day' and how children have no respect anymore.
why are you over exaggerating everything so much in this thread ? makes you seem a bit loopy imo.
 
Oh, this brings memories of walking to school with some mates in the snow (omg, about 25 years years ago!:eek:) and some classmates up ahead lobbing snowballs back at us. One hits a car windscreen and smashes straight through it. The owner raced out and because we happened to be next to the car he followed up the road to the school and reported us to the head! Not only did no one listen to our protests of innocence, but we also had our parents called in AND the police.:mad:

Fast forward a few weeks and I'm walking into town with a mate when I get jumped and beaten up by friends of the guy who actually threw the snowball - it turns out someone had named him as the culprit and presumed it was me.

I'm all for the odd snowball fight, but remember kids, lobbing them at glass is just asking for trouble.;)
 
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