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Written by Janice - View Profile
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Tuesday, 22 August 2006 |
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So, I was also at New West Fest this weekend and noticed that their are a lot of parents that let their children (like 10-12 year olds) spend the day alone, unsupervised, with 100,000 strangers. Why is that? Does that seem like a good idea? First of all, when you get a group of 5 kids together, they are really annoying to the rest of the world. Besides being really annoying, don't parents worry about their kids and wonder what they are doing and if they are being kidnapped or something? And that brings me to another thing. I saw a screaming girl being dragged (sort of) down the street. So, do I stop the guy who's taking this crying screaming girl, or do I glare at him because if he isn't kidnapping her and she is actually his child, then he obviously needs to discipline her? And this is why I don't have kids...... | |
Hangs Head In Shame
Written by punkhorror on 2006-08-23 10:51:34
And to think I let my kids watch two hours of toons yesterday while I watched Eureka and ECW...I suck.
As for kids alone...hell no... | Go Tell it on the mountain
Written by FullMetal Alchemist on 2006-08-22 15:10:59
Truer words were never spoken!
The same thing can be said about plopping the kids in front of the TV; Cop-outs to being REAL parents. |
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