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"Sick puppies doing tricks"
mhb0125 485 desperate attention whore postings
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11-01-05, 03:38 AM (EST)
 
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"Sick puppies doing tricks" |
Some of you may think this is funny but if you have kids you know how ticked I am. I took my 6 year old trick or treating just as I have every year in the same neighborhood of the lovely metropolis of #####, TN. We are having a good time and everyone is being nice and saying she's so pretty, too pretty to be a witch (her costume), she's saying trick or treat every time and I thank everyone. La de da, we are going along and we come to a really cool house that's all decorated and there are several people on the porch. A man and a dummy holding the bin of candy are on the porch swing. My daughter goes up to man and says tot. The man replies get two pieces of candy out the bin. As she does a woman on the porch says "Don't". I have no time to react and the dummy screams and grabs my kid. She freaks out, goes running, screaming, and crying off the porch. It would have been funny if she didn't get scared but she did! The people don't apologize to me; they just laugh and laugh like it's the funniest thing ever. You may disagree and think it's funny but I think it's so frigen mean to scare little kids. Some people just get their kicks by doing cruel tricks, I guess.
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wandacal 4018 desperate attention whore postings
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11-01-05, 04:23 AM (EST)
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1. "RE: Sick puppies doing tricks" |
It would have been funny if she didn't get scared but she did! EXACTLY! When those idiots saw her reaction, they should have apologized PROFUSELY to your daughter and you! I don't have children and I admit that I don't know everything there is to know about kids. But if a child EVER ran away screaming and crying over something I did, it wouldn't be funny anymore.
Give her extra candy tomorrow and let her watch an extra hour of Nickolodeon!
See what a great parent I would make?
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Puffy 6704 desperate attention whore postings
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11-01-05, 06:08 PM (EST)
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5. "RE: Sick puppies doing tricks" |
That is really really mean. I hope she remembers which house it is and T.P.'s it in about 10 years.
A SyrenŽOriginal
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mhb0125 485 desperate attention whore postings
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11-02-05, 01:01 AM (EST)
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9. "RE: Sick puppies doing tricks" |
I had mean thoughts running thru my head about ways to get them back. We have been going to the same neighborhood for quite a while so I will definetly remember the house. If anybody here is a "Yes, Dear" fan then you will remember the episode where Sammy gets scared and Greg goes to "get back" at the people. That immediately popped into my head but if you watched the whole episode Greg and Jimmy thru hard boiled eggs at the house which broke a window, climbed into the backseat of the owner's car when the cops came and couldn't get out when the owner got in the car, opened the door of the vehicle at the gas station to try to escape only to let the owner's dog out, and they wound up in Vegas. I know all those things wouldn't happen to me but I just don't want to end up in jail and be banned from the area. I'll be sure to post what happens next year. I have a year to think about what to do to get those *bleepers* back in a legal way!!
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dabo 26942 desperate attention whore postings
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11-02-05, 01:50 AM (EST)
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10. "RE: Sick puppies doing tricks" |
Don't boil the eggs and don't aim at windows, they're too easy to clean off really. Use really old unboiled eggs. And don't be afraid to employ some rotten tomatoes while you're at it.
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bystander 4968 desperate attention whore postings
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11-02-05, 03:50 PM (EST)
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17. "RE: Sick puppies doing tricks" |
I agree that it was not right to scare the your daughter. My family likes to go all out with spooky decorations. Fog machine, scary noises, scary bodies laying around, etc on Halloween. DW dresses up to hand out candy. She told me there were several little kids that wouldn't even come up to our house for trick or treating. She walked out to give them candy. She would never ever attempt to scare the little ones. I have a 6 yo DD and there are several houses in our neighborhood that she refuses to go to because of them being scary. I leave it up to her if she wants to venture forward. At one, the parents warned their teenaged sons that a little girl was coming up and they shouldn't scare her. Teenagers don't give a rats behind about who they scare. You would think adults would know better. I'm assuming these were the adults? If so, I'd be royally p'd also. I know it would be fun but I don't think it justifies vandalism. Playing devil's advocate you could always not go to the scary houses. 
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cqvenus 9765 desperate attention whore postings
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11-02-05, 04:30 PM (EST)
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loli had to title this reply that cuz i realized that's what i was going to say, basically... that i'm better.  cuz i love scaring kids. but the way *we* plan it is that there's a person walking around at the edge of the driveway shooing people in and out. and if there are really hesitant kids, or really little kids, we use a walkie talkie to warn the scarer not to be scary. and they usually take their mask off as the kid approaches, say hi, and be friendly, instead. some people are just stupid. i love scaring kids, but i'd rather not kill one (we had a couple of kids stay back b/c they had heart conditions) or traumatize it for life. ~ cqc
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