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American Hero
This guy is my new Hero. Read this craigslist post.
http://www.craigslist.org/about/best/lax/184295834.html some highlights Quote:
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His family is in for the shock of their lives! I doubt he can completely pull it off though. Best of luck to them all. :)
(He's fortunate that the police officer was as cooperative as he was!) |
You know what gets me about this. How does a father not notice all those changes in the kid's car? I mean, I can see if it's one or two details or if he had just pimped his ride the night before, but come on. He was too lenient and now he's going to crack down. Here's a novel idea, how about you get to know your family. Hey, how about skipping your three martini lunch and your afterwork dinner meeting and take your family out for a meal where you all sit and... oh, I don't know, talk. Novel concept, huh? The guy's upset over his kid's bong so he's gonna stop for a drink before he reams the kid out? Now that's setting a good example.
I know a parent can't be around their kids 24/7, but if he hadn't noticed major changes to the kid's car then something's very wrong. |
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exactly. he acts like this all just happend overnight. I'd say things had been getting away from him for quite some time. |
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I don't know what to say for that ....lol wish I was a fly on the wall for this one...I don't blame him I would do the same thing or close to it, he is one brave guy...haha
as far as the car, he said the car was not parked in thier driveway so he would not see it.... |
This is why I will never be a parent. I have such unreal expectations about kids. I would be one of those "let's all stay home tonight and just talk" parents with no TV and no sugar, health foods and reading books and crap. And my kids would probably hate me. :laughout:
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