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22 Cookbook:Tendies Tendies Chicken fingers, also known as Tendies, are tasty chicken treats which are most commonly purchased with Good Boy Points, or GBP, which are given out by moms to reward good behaviour such as emptying piss jugs. They are prepared from the pectoralis minor muscles of the chicken. These strips of white meat are located on either side of the breastbone, under the breast meat (pectoralis major).1213) Chicken fingers are prepared by dipping chicken meat in a breading mixture and then deep frying them, in a manner similar to the preparation of Schnitzel.4 In the Northeastern United States,
22 Cookbook:Tendies Tendies Chicken fingers, also known as Tendies, are tasty chicken treats which are most commonly purchased with Good Boy Points, or GBP, which are given out by moms to reward good behaviour such as emptying piss jugs. They are prepared from the pectoralis minor muscles of the chicken. These strips of white meat are located on either side of the breastbone, under the breast meat (pectoralis major).1213) Chicken fingers are prepared by dipping chicken meat in a breading mixture and then deep frying them, in a manner similar to the preparation of Schnitzel.4 In the Northeastern United States,

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Trouble with older son (1 Post) Janice1975 Sun 25-Jan-15 18:56:27 Hi Mumsnet! This is my first post so I'm sorry if it's in the wrong place Add message | Report | Message poster My only son (I won't say his name in case he finds out (he spends a lot of time on the internet)) is 22 years old Up until the age of 16, he was a normal teenager. He would show interest in girls (though with mixed successes) and was a little too interested with computers, but other than that he was fine However, when he was 16, I got divorced from his father for reasons I'd rather not go into, but it had a profound effect on my son, despite attempts atmediation between him and his father He dropped out of A-Levels and has refused to leave the house or get a job since. He stays awake late and plays video games for incredibly long periods of time. He plays this online game which he says he can't stop playing so he has a tende bottles so he doesn't have to leave his computer (I have to empty them out myself because he can't be bothere to wee into drank coke I want to get him to put his life on track but I feel so guilty over the divorce. I feel like it's my fault. To try and make him get a job or go back to college, I have instituted a system I call "good boy points", something I have seen parents do with younger children. I award small points for thingslike putting the toilet seat down after he has used it or for washing up his plate. For five "good boy points" he can get his favourite dinner (Chicken Tenders or tendies The ultimate prize is a brand new computer at 1000 good boy points, which he can get if he gets a job or goes back to college Since I have instituted this system, he has gotten worse. He frequently flies into fits of rage when I refuse to go to the shop and buy him some Chicken Tenders and smashes things up when he loses at his games. I once told him to quieten down at two in the morning and he threw one of his full up coke bottles over me and told me to leave I am at a loss. Have any of you had trouble with this before? I love him so much but it can't go on this way Thank you for your help Janice
Trouble with older son (1 Post) Janice1975 Sun 25-Jan-15 18:56:27 Hi Mumsnet! This is my first post so I'm sorry if it's in the wrong place Add message | Report | Message poster My only son (I won't say his name in case he finds out (he spends a lot of time on the internet)) is 22 years old Up until the age of 16, he was a normal teenager. He would show interest in girls (though with mixed successes) and was a little too interested with computers, but other than that he was fine However, when he was 16, I got divorced from his father for reasons I'd rather not go into, but it had a profound effect on my son, despite attempts atmediation between him and his father He dropped out of A-Levels and has refused to leave the house or get a job since. He stays awake late and plays video games for incredibly long periods of time. He plays this online game which he says he can't stop playing so he has a tende bottles so he doesn't have to leave his computer (I have to empty them out myself because he can't be bothere to wee into drank coke I want to get him to put his life on track but I feel so guilty over the divorce. I feel like it's my fault. To try and make him get a job or go back to college, I have instituted a system I call "good boy points", something I have seen parents do with younger children. I award small points for thingslike putting the toilet seat down after he has used it or for washing up his plate. For five "good boy points" he can get his favourite dinner (Chicken Tenders or tendies The ultimate prize is a brand new computer at 1000 good boy points, which he can get if he gets a job or goes back to college Since I have instituted this system, he has gotten worse. He frequently flies into fits of rage when I refuse to go to the shop and buy him some Chicken Tenders and smashes things up when he loses at his games. I once told him to quieten down at two in the morning and he threw one of his full up coke bottles over me and told me to leave I am at a loss. Have any of you had trouble with this before? I love him so much but it can't go on this way Thank you for your help Janice

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