Parents may not beat each other up at sports matches: new rules

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A girls' primary school in Bloemfontein has adopted a code of ethics for parents to be applied at all sport events, the Beeld reported on Tuesday.

The Laer Meisiesskool Oranje's sport field behaviour code of ethics for parents stipulates that parents should behave respectfully during sporting events and matches.

Chairman of the school governing body, Waks Prinsloo, told the newspaper the code was a precautionary step and was not the result of a previous incident.
 
I heard this prank, they asked someone at the airport's information booth to please ask for those two people via intercom to come to the information desk. Was funny... :)
 
TBlaar said:
I heard this prank, they asked someone at the airport's information booth to please ask for those two people via intercom to come to the information desk. Was funny... :)
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I have seen my fair share of parents getting into it at sporting events. I remember a rugby match at a rival school in town where parents and players where pummelling each other and no one could stop it.

Completely inappropriate and rather embarrassing, but sometimes I can have a good laugh at them.
 
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