The answer to all our problems

[Playa]

Me thinks if these pinches tearing stuff up had gotten more of this, we’d have a whole lot less rioters and rabble rousers

[AlaskaFlyerFan]

I’m having flash backs looking at that picture!!

[glen]

Way too wide and hard for parent to carry. Switch off a willow tree is more like it. But I agree. A bunch of folks have never been taught conequences

[Bayouboy]

A section of a Hot Wheels race track is a kids worst nightmare. I found that out the hard way.

[flywise]

Perfect
Start with the yuppi parents who don’t believe in that thing

[BowhunterB]

There are many different versions of these attitude adjusters, metal spatulas, belts, switches, paddles (boards with holes in them) and they usually all have similar effects.

[rtp]

Yall remember those plastic hanging flower pots from the mid to late 70s? Well a hot wheels track didnt have **** on that three pronged hanger for those pots! Son!

[muzzlebrake]

I have PTSD from one of those and my HS Agriculture teacher.

[Man]

Unfortunately it will NEVER go back to those. But we can dream right.

[Boss Buck]

Hot wheels track

[gwellstx]

A section of a Hot Wheels race track is a kids worst nightmare. I found that out the hard way.

I grew up fearing this, wooden spoons, belts, or any other weapon of opportunity my mom could get her hands on.

[UncleBubba]

Needs some hole so they can hear the whistle and know it's coming, ask me how I know

[Kdc]

My mother's choice of weapon was, what ever was handy. It ranged from a wooden spoon to a cloth hanger, and everything in between. My dad however was a belt man, but trust me, you didn't want to hear that belt zipping through those belt loops .... I still have nightmares.

[cashcropper]

The sound of Dad ripping his belt off was like the sound of a pump shotgun in a dark house. Made my heart stop for a second. He could pull his belt off,whip it back to striking position and grab me before I could run all in one move.

[alec73065]

My grandmother and her making me go find a switch on the willow tree , I will never forget it