Seriously?? Has anyone else seen this. I dont know what to think! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vVWyT5RWHtA
Well, I don't think her parents were watching her... Didn't some boy make headlines a year or so ago, doing the same thing?
I wish you could hear what the mother was saying, it was obviously a lack of attention. She is lucky she didnt get hurt!
Heard about it on the news about a week or two ago, I wonder if she saw the attention the previous kid got?
So that was the mother, that was trying to get her out? The one that nonchalantly just walked out the door, and motioned to the boy to follow her? She is lucky her kid was in a claw machine, and not kidnapped.
Looks as though she has done this before to me. She just seemed to understand where that entrance was and how to get in. Maybe that's just my take on it. Sherry
My mom probably would have left me in there for an hour or so (as long as I couldn't get hurt) then get me out and spank the hell out of me!
Think I love your mom. My daughter decided, when she was two, to actually drop to the floor on her belly and start yelling, kicking and screaming when I picked her up one day after work. I shook my head and told her she could stay, see ya around. The worker was surprised. I walked out, got in my car, cranked it up, noticed she had run out of the building and was now banging on my car door and I slowly backed up about an inch. Put it in park, got out of the car and spanked the crap out of her. Never ever had that problem again. She still remembers it, so she tells me. Sherry
I miss her, but I don't know if you would have gotten along with her; she was a John Birch Society member and we buried her with her favorite Rush Limbaugh book. Wierd she did not fit some of the negative stereotypes of a Bircher, in that some of her best friends were Gay men and she slapped me across the face once when I complained that Mrs. Brown did not pay her paper bill (she did appoligize when I said that was really her last name). :mrgreen:
Sorry for your loss. You might not have gotten along with her but you would have loved her no matter what. I have relatives who don't vote. Now, that is something to be ashamed of. Sherry
Actually we got along great, used to love talking politics with her, of course she shook her head so many times I was afraid her head would fall off! :jester:
