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Hello all,
I have had a few people ask me what has happened to Mosiah. He is a member of Alpha now with the rest of Expansion. He is also Grounded for the next 6 to 12 weeks for bad grades in school, lets just say more then 1 F on his report card. So if he gets his grades up within the 6 weeks before progress reports come out he will get his computer back and be back in game. If not then he will have another 6 weeks before report cards come out again to get the grades up.

So long story short he is on vacation mode until his grades come back up to passing. I know I'm a mean dad.

Good job Taddpole, he has to realize (so did I tbh) that school comes first.

So is he staying in alpha, cos from what i read in your thread before, alpha doesnt seem like the right sort of place for him

anyway, good call on the grounding

CJL wrote:So is he staying in alpha, cos from what i read in your thread before, alpha doesnt seem like the right sort of place for him

anyway, good call on the grounding

Well the big thing is he wanted to stay with Insaneone. Time will tell if he stays in Alpha or not. He has been told what might happen to him because he is a member of Alpha. But my thinking is he will still play the game he has always played and I think people who know of him will leave him alone for the most part. And for the ones who don't know of him and mass him well, we will take it one day at a time.

Anyways I think he will have his grades up soon because he really misses SGW lol.

haha.
and yeah, that's what i thought about the whole getting massed thing.

I was wondering myself were he was as I'm always careful to look for his name when im farming not to hit him..didn't ask tho as its not really my business.
But fair play to you man..your a better dad then many.

I actually believe Alpha is a good place for him. Alphans are extremly protective and helpful, not to mention a tight group of friends. A SGW family.

-KJ

aye I remember when I was a kid and I got grounded for a month (real Grounded, no TV and confined to my bedroom) for breaking into an old house and playing hide and seek with my mates when I was 10.

Makes 6 weeks seem like a life sentence.

Kojak.

If someone masses him there's more than enough of us floating around to

1. Replace his losses
2. Make the person who massed him realise how much of a mistake it was.

The issues with him were considered before Expansion joined Alpha including some what if situations and alternate solutions to problems.

lol someone mass him

bad grades sucks man i hated it when my mum grounded me for not getting enough 1s in standard grades...although next time i knuckled down

i see this plan working

kool to see him alpha there kool like me, well some of them others such as dazman, is nooby canadian

My parents didn't believe in grounding me and my brother - instead they made deals with us before all exam periods.
We realized we were luckier then other kids, behaved and passed all exams with style, and still do.

This grounding method belongs with cave-men.

seems to me you should have helped him with home work vs playing sgw urself. hmmmmm

You guys aren't seriously trying to tell a father of an autistic child how to raise his son.........I'm sure you know much better though ark.........

GrizzZzzly wrote:You guys aren't seriously trying to tell a father of an autistic child how to raise his son.........I'm sure you know much better though ark.........

Groundings a good way to go, gave me time to study

arkangel13 wrote:seems to me you should have helped him with home work vs playing sgw urself. hmmmmm

If only it was as easy as just helping with home work. Lets see where do I start. Ok the home work never makes it home because he does not want to do it so it goes out the window on the bus ride home. He just refusses to take part in class all day on any given day and paces in the hall all day at school. Shuts down and will not respond to anyone or anything because he don't want to. Gets upset when they try to make him do school work when he does not want to and brakes windows, doors, knocks holes in the sheet rocked walls and ends up in the support unit for 10 days to make sure he is no longer a danger to his self or others.

Yup and this is just a small part of it so tell me again how I should help him with his home work

You see, I have been working with him for the last 4 years and know what works with him and what does not. Taking away the one thing he likes the most gets him on track every time. I'm his foster father but He is my son in every sense of the word.