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Kids today are little piles of jello

Postby Decavolt » Fri Jun 09, 2006 12:32 am

Child Left By Mother At Chuck E. Cheese's To Live With Relatives
http://www.local6.com/family/9331226/detail.html

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. -- A 6-year-old boy who was accidentally left behind by his mother after they celebrated his birthday at a Chuck E. Cheese's restaurant will temporarily live with relatives while the state determines whether he can return home.

Michael James Emanuel Jr. has been in state custody since Saturday night. His mother, Lacqetta Monroe, has said she didn't notice he was missing until Sunday morning. Each relative at the party thought the child was with another family member, they told police.


Bah. Get a spine. I was left at a funeral home - twice - as a kid. The first time I was 6 and it was my great grandmother's funeral. The second time I was 10 and it was my grandfather's funeral. I turned out just fine (okay, that part might be debatable) and no one tried to terminate my parent's custody. Of course this was in 1980 too. The scenario was almost identical: my parents thought I was with one of my aunts & uncles, and they all thought I was with my parents. Once they all got back and gathered at my grandmother's house it took them at least 5 hours each time to realize I wasn't there.
I'm pretty sure being the only living person (the parlor closed for the day) in a house of dead folks at 6 years old is much worse than being left at Chuck E Cheese. At least this kid had games and pizza. I had nothing but a hot chocolate machine that was right next to the embalming room downstairs, the door of which was always left open to air out. On the plus side, by the second time it happened I already knew my way around since they were both at the same parlor.
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Postby Oddysee » Fri Jun 09, 2006 1:01 am

Lol... Never been "misplaced"... But I once refused to go home with my mom when I was in kindergarten, as she'd coloured her hair during the day, and I sure as hell was following this creepy woman, who said she knew me... I knew what my mother looked like, and her hair wasn't short and red... I locked myself in the toilet for an hour till my dad came and got me :wink:


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Postby Ichyro » Fri Jun 09, 2006 2:36 am

Man, I'm a leftie, but we need a damn big war to draft these kids into to break the way we are pussifying them. Just do it after I attempt to take the medic route in the navy or air force. It's not pansy! Every party needs a doctor, or failing that, adventurer with good healing nanos. :D

Parenting isn't something you take a class on, so mistakes are made - that's all. The only serious concern is getting some sick pedobear to prey on the child but that can happen even under a scruitinizing eye of a parent.
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