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My Son Is A Bad Kid, And I Need Help Stopping Him To Go Online All The Time.?

Lizbeth-Muller, 2007-11-01 15:58:59
ok here is the problem, i have a sixteen year old son that loves to play online poker. I have tried many ways to block the poker sites but somehow he still gets through them. i am sick of downloading parental blockers, so my friend told me there was a way in which u could specify a word such as "poker" and block it from web access,like if he typed in the word poker, the internet would automatically not display wat he was looking for. If anyone knows how to do this i would be so thankful. please please help. i am worried about him.

2007-11-01 17:31:05 Benny-Compton wrote: If your don us really good on getting past blocks then I'm sure he'll find a way around whatever you put up. Poker sites are all around the world and he can do something like go to a Japanes poker site can you find free slots that i can play. I would just try talking to him or taking away his computer or other privileges.your son is soo hard core playing poker jesus christ , i meanif he is not doing drugs or looking at child porn or sending viruses why the hell are you breaking his balls for poker you are a whacked parent and dont even deserve to use a computer.or you could get rid of the internet for a while and get him some counselling can you find free slots that i can play where can i find free slots that have bonuses. do what it takes. if you need internet access for yourself then go to the library or something. you must get him away for a while so he can get some space and think about it.

2007-11-01 17:53:56 Meta-Yeskey wrote: i'm seventeen and my dad restricts my computer use with a program called Time Control. It can restrict sites, computer time, internet time, program time, and all these other things. You can also try putting a password on the actual computer account. But like a few ppl said, yea ur son's not a bad kid but he should probably see somebody. I know I had to when my anger got out of hand.....in my opinion this is similar to my situation.

2007-11-01 17:35:41 Norbert-Rhinehart wrote: okay lets go to the root of this problem instead of the surface how does he get on the computer w/out u there if hes a bad kid and i don't believe in bad kids ,but i do believe in getting confused and going the wrong direction than the teen was raised (that he was taught good morals) stay at home more and watch him or cut off the internet there are always loop-holes in those programs trust s/one who knows

2007-11-01 17:29:15 Lamont-Groah wrote: put a password on the computer so the little shit cant go on the internet at all.

2007-11-01 17:41:12 Gordon-Draudy wrote: Look up blocking domain names can you find free slots that i can play. You can also restrict the time period of time he is able to connect to the internet. Download the manual for your router and log into it free joker poker slots download to play on the computer.

2007-11-01 17:29:47 Cordell-Sidower wrote: Take the computer away, if he doesn't want to follow the rules, why does he still have the privilege.

2007-11-01 17:31:42 Corrin-Eastwood wrote: I think you should put aside time for him to go online regardless of if he is playing poker or checking his email. You shouldnt let him get into a habit of being in front of a screen all day thats unhealthy. I dont think there is anything wrong with playing poker specifically, especially if its just an online game- its not like he's gambling hes just learning. I'd worry more about if the reason he wants to learn is so he can play with all his boys and lose real money.Does he have other hobbies?Does he have a job?Is he thinking about his future?I mean who knows he could be a famous poker player one day- I just think though that sitting at the computer is a bad way to live so I'd worry more about that.

2007-11-01 17:37:01 Leandro-Snyder wrote: pull the current feeding the computer. if necessary, install a hidden switch or take away the mouse.

2007-11-01 17:30:44 Verda-Hill wrote:

take the mouse away, or have an administrator account an dont tell him password!
where can i find free slots that have bonuses.

2007-11-01 17:29:04 Kiana-Meyers wrote: or you could just password protect the computer can you find free slots that i can play.

2007-11-01 17:29:15 Dena-Cass wrote: Try disconnecting the internet.

2007-11-01 17:44:11 Rufus-Mercer wrote: Unless the child is 18 or older and also a resident of California, nevada or Alanta City and playing poker real or not he his engaging in activity that could put him into the Federal Prison. Make him aware of this and then send him to gamblers anonymous, against his willl he has no priviledges until he moves out of your home. Your home your rules and the laws of the City, County, State, and Country he lives in determine the things he can legally do. I would ask a local law enforcent officer about the local law to see what the law about this is in your area.

2007-11-01 17:30:14 Felicita-Durstine wrote: whats wrong with poker? what if he becomes pro and gets millions of dollars and he wouldnt give u any because u wouldnt let him play.

2007-11-01 17:32:11 Mina-Park wrote:

kick him off the internet period.
my parents do that to me when i do something that bad, and now i quit.
dont feel sorry for him.
i know its the last thing you want to do, but think about what will happen if you dont do it.
he'll end up gambling his whole life through.
STOP HIM!
and take away the computer.

2007-11-01 17:29:38 Fred-Bullard wrote: take away computer access or do away with an internet connection.

2007-11-01 17:35:10 Ria-Meyers wrote: I seen this site in an earlier Answer and it looks like it does a great job...Maybe you could try it...http://www.k9webprotection.com/siterating.htmlit has a place to enter a site address and hit enter to see if it block that particular site. I tried a lot of poker sites and it blocked them all so you might give it a go.Hope this helps.This is easier then trying to block every known poker/gambling site...(monumental comes to mind)---Use protection,your computer will thank you.

2007-11-01 17:38:43 Erin-Mayers wrote: You can use internet explorer to block certain sites

2007-11-01 17:29:25 Luke-Philbrick wrote:

No your son isn't bad, it's trhe behaviour.
Why not call Gambling Anonymous?
But ask him if he wants help from gambling first, or he'll resent you trying to help.Why don't you take the computer out of your house or out of his room at least.
Removing the addiction now is what he needs.
Get a laptop that you can use if that what it takes.
Just do it for a month.
You can get ahold of www.reformersu.com If he does it again remove it for two months.

2007-11-01 17:39:26 Hayden-Reamer wrote: Yes you can take away the computer.Yes to all of that.He will come here and ask how to get around you and everyone will tell him :-)**Added. I just deleted my answer cause I checked your profile and you seem to be the bad kid. Good try!!!!!! I guess what I said above stands.