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The Cheshire

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That is fucking hilarious. Then again, I am the kind of person that tells dead baby jokes and cracks up in maniacal laughter.
 

FaceFaceFace

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If the kid actually got HIV, it would be unfunny. Since it was just a prank on a woman who lets their kid run around and bite people hard enough to draw blood, I say, very funny.
 

BiscuitTrouser

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InterAirplay said:
I find it worrying that anyone can build up such a supply of pent-up frustration like that about something so insignificant.
Should i feel weird that i would find such a situation VERY enraging. I do not walk around expecting to be basically randomly assaulted to the point where i bleed by CHILDREN. I wouldnt see it as insignificant. I actually think biting and injuring random strangers to the point where they leave a TRAIL OF GODDAM BLOOD is very serious indeed. What if he HAD had hepatitis. OR aids? Or was a violent person? He taught them a lesson and did no lasting harm, it better than nothing.
 

Queen Michael

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That was hilarious! Made my day. Well, my late night, but you get what I mean.

And honestly, that woman needed to learn that you shouldn't let your kid bite people. He could have been HIV positive for real.
 

dj Facchiano

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game-lover said:
So I was on this forum or whatever when someone from that place sent me a certain link.

http://bash.org/?777977

When I read this, I sorta gawked for a second and then laughed. Hard. But then I felt a little sheepish when I showed this to another site, someone commented that we were all horrible people to laugh. And there was the guilt.

So... how about you all take a gander at that and give me your thoughts.

Also Bonus: Do you have any outrageous stories about what you did to cope with children that appear to be uncontrolled?


This would have been a poll but it pretty much crapped out on me... Apolgies.
I laughed out loud for a bit, then read the crying part and felt bad... and then I started laughing again. Oh me.
 

dark-mortality

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Well... Sometimes, A lie is what must be done to open the eyes of bad parents and idiotic kids... I am not really sure what more I can write here...
 

Thistlehart

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My good sir, you need not feel any guilt whatsoever. In fact, feel free to laugh in the face of the bleeding-hearts who try to shame you. They're not worth heeding.

I will throw my coins in with "Way to go Anonymous dude!" The child deserves the scare and the needles for being a brat, and the mother deserves the stress, anxiety, heart trouble, and expense for allowing her child to misbehave to such a disgusting degree. Both the mother and the child received a good lesson.
 

Platypus540

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That was freaking hilarious. In that situation, I probably would have done something similarly direct but far less creative (either punch him in his stupid face or really, really rail on the dumbass parent.)
 

Thistlehart

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InterAirplay said:
But he didn't teach either of them anything.
Yes he did. Inadvertently he demonstrated to both mother and child what consequences are. That is the most important lesson most children are not getting today.

No, he didn't dictate to them. He didn't explain it. However, you don't have to have something explained to you in order to learn it. For example: "The stove is hot." We have all touched the stove. We didn't believe that touching the stove was harmful until we ended up with burns on our hands.

People don't generally listen when children are involved, but I'll bet you money that woman is keeping much better control of her child now.
 

Extra-Ordinary

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That came in waves of humor and guilt for me. That was one of most intense things I've ever read on the internet. And also one of the funniest things I've ever read; at least dark humor anyway.
After the kicker I laughed first then immediately thought "Wait, what did he just say?!" and that's when the guilt came in. Probably because I actually wondered "Wait, what if this guy actually DOES have HIV and he's just some sick f**k who felt satisfied by the situation?" But then I read the part where he said "Tom" "picked up on it." Then I started laughing again.
 

subjectseven

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It was a good read. I didn't think of it so much to be either cruel or funny, but clever. What a smart way to teach a lesson, so that it won't be forgotten.

I've also never heard of kids running around and biting people? That's crazy. Not even that many dogs do that. I've seen kids cry and scream at their parents but they're often intimidated by the angry attention of unfamiliar strangers. I dunno, man. Kids biting strangers is pretty weird and it seems so unusually hostile.
 

GWarface

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Burs said:
GWarface said:
Jadak said:
GWarface said:
Wait, in what country are kids running around, biting people in supermarkets?
Was kind of curious about that myself too. Kids running around being generally annoying brats is common enough, but going around biting people? Where does that happen? And not only does it happen apparently, but it's mentioned so casually it comes across as if it's actually a common occurrence.
Exactly.. How, why and where is this normal behaviour?
UK for one its not normal behavior but you can find that 3-5 yo boys will generally do stuff like bite you or kick you or sit on the floor crying. And the worst part is when you either deal with the situation by punting the kid down the hall telling the kid off or talking with it's mother and they say that its not the kids/their fault and berate you for interfering in their "oh so fabulous" parenting
I understand that small children generally goes through that Oral Phase, but on stangers in supermarkets?
Its a good story, but i hope its just a story.. And i hope those rabid little boys wont reach the danish shores..