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Parents didn't realize they had left kid at Chuck E Cheese till they saw the 11 O'clock news.
3/7/2012 4:04:32 PM
http://washington.cbslocal.com/2012/03/07/parents-didnt-realize-they-left-3-year-old-at-chuck-e-cheese-until-watching-news/?fb_ref=.T1fI4yqESWE.like&fb_source=home_oneline
Harford County authorities say parents didn’t realize they left their 3-year-old daughter at a Chuck E. Cheese’s until watching the 11 p.m. news.
3/7/2012 4:05:51 PM
I mean HOW?
3/7/2012 4:07:06 PM
Chuck E Cheese Alone
3/7/2012 4:08:28 PM
3/7/2012 4:09:26 PM
Parent of the Year material there.
3/7/2012 4:11:27 PM
They was smokin' the good shit.
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3/7/2012 4:13:00 PM
How do you even make it to the car and not realize you forgot your kid? Or even a step or two out the door?
3/7/2012 4:16:47 PM
Authorities sure the kid is theirs?
3/7/2012 4:18:15 PM
She had it coming.
3/7/2012 4:18:51 PM
Oh BS.
More like "parents only claimed child they left at Chuck E Cheese after they saw the 11:00 news"
More like "parents only claimed child they left at Chuck E Cheese after they saw the 11:00 news"
3/7/2012 4:20:09 PM
You'd figure the parents would at least have noticed that it was unusually quiet and peaceful.
3/7/2012 4:22:10 PM
Well if you read the article, they are not together. Claiming they both thought the other had the kid.
I'm sticking with the fact they both didn't give a shit enough to verify the other was going to have the child afterwards.
I'm sticking with the fact they both didn't give a shit enough to verify the other was going to have the child afterwards.
3/7/2012 4:24:10 PM
Wow that's pathetic
3/7/2012 4:24:13 PM
Originally Posted By sburggsx:
Well if you read the article, they are not together. Claiming they both thought the other had the kid.
I'm sticking with the fact they both didn't give a shit enough to verify the other was going to have the child afterwards.
Well if you read the article, they are not together. Claiming they both thought the other had the kid.
I'm sticking with the fact they both didn't give a shit enough to verify the other was going to have the child afterwards.
Hmm; with that kinda communication between mom and dad, it's no wonder there separated...
3/7/2012 4:26:33 PM
Many years ago, when I was a member of the San Bernardino County Search and Rescue team, we got a call about a missing little girl. Her family took a day trip to the mountains from L.A. and didn't know she was missing till they got home that night.
It was several days before we found her body part way down the mountainside, below a picnic area the family remembered last seeing her...
Good Lord...how can someone not keep track of their kids...?
It was several days before we found her body part way down the mountainside, below a picnic area the family remembered last seeing her...
Good Lord...how can someone not keep track of their kids...?
3/7/2012 4:30:44 PM
Originally Posted By VACaver:
Many years ago, when I was a member of the San Bernardino County Search and Rescue team, we got a call about a missing little girl. Her family took a day trip to the mountains from L.A. and didn't know she was missing till they got home that night.
It was several days before we found her body part way down the mountainside, below a picnic area the family remembered last seeing her...
Good Lord...how can someone not keep track of their kids...?
Many years ago, when I was a member of the San Bernardino County Search and Rescue team, we got a call about a missing little girl. Her family took a day trip to the mountains from L.A. and didn't know she was missing till they got home that night.
It was several days before we found her body part way down the mountainside, below a picnic area the family remembered last seeing her...
Good Lord...how can someone not keep track of their kids...?
I have 4 children, one with ASD, and we camp a lot in the summer. (RV camping....) My wife and I both "take inventory" constantly, to the point of almost not being able to enjoy ourselves until all the kids go in the camper at night and we know where they are. This kind of story blows my mind.
3/7/2012 4:33:27 PM
Originally Posted By sburggsx:
I have 4 children, one with ASD, and we camp a lot in the summer. (RV camping....) My wife and I both "take inventory" constantly, to the point of almost not being able to enjoy ourselves until all the kids go in the camper at night and we know where they are. This kind of story blows my mind.
Originally Posted By VACaver:
Many years ago, when I was a member of the San Bernardino County Search and Rescue team, we got a call about a missing little girl. Her family took a day trip to the mountains from L.A. and didn't know she was missing till they got home that night.
It was several days before we found her body part way down the mountainside, below a picnic area the family remembered last seeing her...
Good Lord...how can someone not keep track of their kids...?
Many years ago, when I was a member of the San Bernardino County Search and Rescue team, we got a call about a missing little girl. Her family took a day trip to the mountains from L.A. and didn't know she was missing till they got home that night.
It was several days before we found her body part way down the mountainside, below a picnic area the family remembered last seeing her...
Good Lord...how can someone not keep track of their kids...?
I have 4 children, one with ASD, and we camp a lot in the summer. (RV camping....) My wife and I both "take inventory" constantly, to the point of almost not being able to enjoy ourselves until all the kids go in the camper at night and we know where they are. This kind of story blows my mind.
It blew me away, too.
Damn...how can you drive 75 miles and not know you're missing a kid???
3/7/2012 4:34:33 PM
Originally Posted By VACaver:
It blew me away, too.
Damn...how can you drive 75 miles and not know you're missing a kid???
Originally Posted By sburggsx:
I have 4 children, one with ASD, and we camp a lot in the summer. (RV camping....) My wife and I both "take inventory" constantly, to the point of almost not being able to enjoy ourselves until all the kids go in the camper at night and we know where they are. This kind of story blows my mind.
Originally Posted By VACaver:
Many years ago, when I was a member of the San Bernardino County Search and Rescue team, we got a call about a missing little girl. Her family took a day trip to the mountains from L.A. and didn't know she was missing till they got home that night.
It was several days before we found her body part way down the mountainside, below a picnic area the family remembered last seeing her...
Good Lord...how can someone not keep track of their kids...?
Many years ago, when I was a member of the San Bernardino County Search and Rescue team, we got a call about a missing little girl. Her family took a day trip to the mountains from L.A. and didn't know she was missing till they got home that night.
It was several days before we found her body part way down the mountainside, below a picnic area the family remembered last seeing her...
Good Lord...how can someone not keep track of their kids...?
I have 4 children, one with ASD, and we camp a lot in the summer. (RV camping....) My wife and I both "take inventory" constantly, to the point of almost not being able to enjoy ourselves until all the kids go in the camper at night and we know where they are. This kind of story blows my mind.
It blew me away, too.
Damn...how can you drive 75 miles and not know you're missing a kid???
Hell I have positive control at all times or I start freaking out a bit with my two kids.
3/7/2012 4:34:35 PM
3/7/2012 4:36:28 PM
They sure would have noticed when the monthly checks quit coming in. They'd have to start from scratch on a new one.
3/7/2012 4:37:34 PM
Originally Posted By robplumm:
How do you even make it to the car and not realize you forgot your kid? Or even a step or two out the door?
How do you even make it to the car and not realize you forgot your kid? Or even a step or two out the door?
My first clue would be the silence.
3/7/2012 4:38:13 PM
Ban parents, it's for the childern!
3/7/2012 4:39:55 PM
3/7/2012 4:41:07 PM
Originally Posted By JIMBEAM:
My first clue would be the silence.
Originally Posted By robplumm:
How do you even make it to the car and not realize you forgot your kid? Or even a step or two out the door?
How do you even make it to the car and not realize you forgot your kid? Or even a step or two out the door?
My first clue would be the silence.
Why haven't I said my daughters name in a menacing, warning tone of voice in the last 30 seconds... oh shit where is she.
3/7/2012 4:44:55 PM
Originally Posted By sburggsx:
I have 4 children, one with ASD, and we camp a lot in the summer. (RV camping....) My wife and I both "take inventory" constantly, to the point of almost not being able to enjoy ourselves until all the kids go in the camper at night and we know where they are. This kind of story blows my mind.
Originally Posted By VACaver:
Many years ago, when I was a member of the San Bernardino County Search and Rescue team, we got a call about a missing little girl. Her family took a day trip to the mountains from L.A. and didn't know she was missing till they got home that night.
It was several days before we found her body part way down the mountainside, below a picnic area the family remembered last seeing her...
Good Lord...how can someone not keep track of their kids...?
Many years ago, when I was a member of the San Bernardino County Search and Rescue team, we got a call about a missing little girl. Her family took a day trip to the mountains from L.A. and didn't know she was missing till they got home that night.
It was several days before we found her body part way down the mountainside, below a picnic area the family remembered last seeing her...
Good Lord...how can someone not keep track of their kids...?
I have 4 children, one with ASD, and we camp a lot in the summer. (RV camping....) My wife and I both "take inventory" constantly, to the point of almost not being able to enjoy ourselves until all the kids go in the camper at night and we know where they are. This kind of story blows my mind.
Yep. I've got four girls too. Two sets of twins, ages 6 and 7. That's all we do. Count to four... over and over.
We might let our guard down in our own home, but that just means there's going to be more work later cleaning it up, or yelling at them to clean it up.
Same thing just happened here in Milwaukee in fact. http://www.wisn.com/news/30572978/detail.html
Baby Momma and Daddy had restraining orders, so Grandma (probably in her 30's herself...) would use the McDonald's as the drop off. Never checked to see if the other parent was actually THERE.
3/7/2012 4:45:05 PM
Originally Posted By tmleadr03:
Why haven't I said my daughters name in a menacing, warning tone of voice in the last 30 seconds... oh shit where is she.
Originally Posted By JIMBEAM:
My first clue would be the silence.
Originally Posted By robplumm:
How do you even make it to the car and not realize you forgot your kid? Or even a step or two out the door?
How do you even make it to the car and not realize you forgot your kid? Or even a step or two out the door?
My first clue would be the silence.
Why haven't I said my daughters name in a menacing, warning tone of voice in the last 30 seconds... oh shit where is she.
+1 My wife tells me to stop using my "dad" voice.
3/7/2012 4:45:48 PM
I hope the cops forget they locked them in a cell until the smell is overpowering.
3/7/2012 4:53:12 PM
Originally Posted By JIMBEAM:
My first clue would be the silence.
Originally Posted By robplumm:
How do you even make it to the car and not realize you forgot your kid? Or even a step or two out the door?
How do you even make it to the car and not realize you forgot your kid? Or even a step or two out the door?
My first clue would be the silence.
Its true! Having 2 dogs and a 1yo if its quiet in the house, someone is up to something and needs to be checked on.
Its sad when silence is a cause for concern
3/7/2012 4:54:11 PM
Reminds me of those "Take a penny/leave a penny" trays.
Now it's "Take a kid, leave a kid"
Now it's "Take a kid, leave a kid"
3/7/2012 4:55:05 PM
Originally Posted By JIMBEAM:
+1 My wife tells me to stop using my "dad" voice.
Originally Posted By tmleadr03:
Why haven't I said my daughters name in a menacing, warning tone of voice in the last 30 seconds... oh shit where is she.
Originally Posted By JIMBEAM:
My first clue would be the silence.
Originally Posted By robplumm:
How do you even make it to the car and not realize you forgot your kid? Or even a step or two out the door?
How do you even make it to the car and not realize you forgot your kid? Or even a step or two out the door?
My first clue would be the silence.
Why haven't I said my daughters name in a menacing, warning tone of voice in the last 30 seconds... oh shit where is she.
+1 My wife tells me to stop using my "dad" voice.
My wife says I am mean. I say I get results.
3/7/2012 4:56:17 PM
Originally Posted By JIMBEAM:
My first clue would be the silence.
Originally Posted By robplumm:
How do you even make it to the car and not realize you forgot your kid? Or even a step or two out the door?
How do you even make it to the car and not realize you forgot your kid? Or even a step or two out the door?
My first clue would be the silence.
This. When things get quite, I worry.
Originally Posted By wilNva:
Ban shitty parents, it's for the childern!
Ban shitty parents, it's for the childern!
FIFY
3/7/2012 5:31:38 PM
That is scary shit. I was at Chucky Cheese in MA with my three kids last week. I am sure it was tough with 14 ankle bighters but still....
3/7/2012 5:36:49 PM
jeez, even the duggars have never forgot or lost a kid
3/7/2012 5:40:19 PM
Originally Posted By robplumm:
How do you even make it to the car and not realize you forgot your kid? Or even a step or two out the door?
How do you even make it to the car and not realize you forgot your kid? Or even a step or two out the door?
Well, first you read the fucking article and realize that isn't what happened.
3/7/2012 5:53:07 PM
I'm not surprised, I live nearby.
My coworkers that have kids refuse to go to that particular Chuck E Cheese due to the clientele.
Kharn
My coworkers that have kids refuse to go to that particular Chuck E Cheese due to the clientele.
Kharn
3/7/2012 5:55:49 PM
Very very sad.
3/7/2012 5:58:33 PM
Crack or potheads?
3/7/2012 5:58:47 PM
Originally Posted By Kharn:
I'm not surprised, I live nearby.
My coworkers that have kids refuse to go to that particular Chuck E Cheese due to the clientele.
Kharn
I'm not surprised, I live nearby.
My coworkers that have kids refuse to go to that particular Chuck E Cheese due to the clientele.
Kharn
I refuse to go to any of them. The place is a complete shithole that attracts the most worthless clientele imaginable.
3/7/2012 6:01:28 PM
Originally Posted By VACaver:
It blew me away, too.
Damn...how can you drive 75 miles and not know you're missing a kid???
Originally Posted By sburggsx:
I have 4 children, one with ASD, and we camp a lot in the summer. (RV camping....) My wife and I both "take inventory" constantly, to the point of almost not being able to enjoy ourselves until all the kids go in the camper at night and we know where they are. This kind of story blows my mind.
Originally Posted By VACaver:
Many years ago, when I was a member of the San Bernardino County Search and Rescue team, we got a call about a missing little girl. Her family took a day trip to the mountains from L.A. and didn't know she was missing till they got home that night.
It was several days before we found her body part way down the mountainside, below a picnic area the family remembered last seeing her...
Good Lord...how can someone not keep track of their kids...?
Many years ago, when I was a member of the San Bernardino County Search and Rescue team, we got a call about a missing little girl. Her family took a day trip to the mountains from L.A. and didn't know she was missing till they got home that night.
It was several days before we found her body part way down the mountainside, below a picnic area the family remembered last seeing her...
Good Lord...how can someone not keep track of their kids...?
I have 4 children, one with ASD, and we camp a lot in the summer. (RV camping....) My wife and I both "take inventory" constantly, to the point of almost not being able to enjoy ourselves until all the kids go in the camper at night and we know where they are. This kind of story blows my mind.
It blew me away, too.
Damn...how can you drive 75 miles and not know you're missing a kid???
My wife and I flew to Paris, France for Christmas one year and we forgot our son at home. The next year when we went to Florida we lost him again and didn't realize he was missing until we were at the baggage carousel.
3/7/2012 6:01:47 PM
Originally Posted By sburggsx:
I mean HOW?
I mean HOW?
3/7/2012 6:02:11 PM
Originally Posted By UndercoverFed:
My wife and I flew to Paris, France for Christmas one year and we forgot our son at home. The next year when we went to Florida we lost him again and didn't realize he was missing until we were at the baggage carousel.
Originally Posted By VACaver:
It blew me away, too.
Damn...how can you drive 75 miles and not know you're missing a kid???
Originally Posted By sburggsx:
I have 4 children, one with ASD, and we camp a lot in the summer. (RV camping....) My wife and I both "take inventory" constantly, to the point of almost not being able to enjoy ourselves until all the kids go in the camper at night and we know where they are. This kind of story blows my mind.
Originally Posted By VACaver:
Many years ago, when I was a member of the San Bernardino County Search and Rescue team, we got a call about a missing little girl. Her family took a day trip to the mountains from L.A. and didn't know she was missing till they got home that night.
It was several days before we found her body part way down the mountainside, below a picnic area the family remembered last seeing her...
Good Lord...how can someone not keep track of their kids...?
Many years ago, when I was a member of the San Bernardino County Search and Rescue team, we got a call about a missing little girl. Her family took a day trip to the mountains from L.A. and didn't know she was missing till they got home that night.
It was several days before we found her body part way down the mountainside, below a picnic area the family remembered last seeing her...
Good Lord...how can someone not keep track of their kids...?
I have 4 children, one with ASD, and we camp a lot in the summer. (RV camping....) My wife and I both "take inventory" constantly, to the point of almost not being able to enjoy ourselves until all the kids go in the camper at night and we know where they are. This kind of story blows my mind.
It blew me away, too.
Damn...how can you drive 75 miles and not know you're missing a kid???
My wife and I flew to Paris, France for Christmas one year and we forgot our son at home. The next year when we went to Florida we lost him again and didn't realize he was missing until we were at the baggage carousel.
It's almost Easter, for crying out loud.
3/7/2012 6:02:18 PM
Originally Posted By JIMBEAM:
My first clue would be the silence.
Originally Posted By robplumm:
How do you even make it to the car and not realize you forgot your kid? Or even a step or two out the door?
How do you even make it to the car and not realize you forgot your kid? Or even a step or two out the door?
My first clue would be the silence.
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3/7/2012 6:08:55 PM
Dumbasses having kids...
No known cure.
3/7/2012 6:17:25 PM
Originally Posted By FP2000H:
They was smokin' the good shit.
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They was smokin' the good shit.
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No - dey be smokin' de good shit, yo!
3/7/2012 6:18:50 PM
No. Just fucking, NO.
3/7/2012 6:24:07 PM
Both Parents need this: 
3/7/2012 6:33:45 PM
Forgot my ass.
3/7/2012 6:41:04 PM
I was eating at the Chinese buffet next door to chuckys half an hour before the kid was left.
I'm really sad this made arfcom.
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I'm really sad this made arfcom.
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3/7/2012 6:47:56 PM
When I was doing the Boy Scout leader thing, I was always afraid that I would leave on of the boys at a rest stop or a gas station. The little jerks all had cellular phones and would call Mama in a heart beat.
3/7/2012 6:56:01 PM
that was not by accident
I have a 3yr old and understand why you might be driven to doing that on occasion
3/7/2012 6:59:49 PM
Originally Posted By BustinCaps:
I refuse to go to any of them. The place is a complete shithole that attracts the most worthless clientele imaginable.
Originally Posted By Kharn:
I'm not surprised, I live nearby.
My coworkers that have kids refuse to go to that particular Chuck E Cheese due to the clientele.
Kharn
I'm not surprised, I live nearby.
My coworkers that have kids refuse to go to that particular Chuck E Cheese due to the clientele.
Kharn
I refuse to go to any of them. The place is a complete shithole that attracts the most worthless clientele imaginable.
Oh, come on. You're overreacting. It's just a few isolated incidents.
Like this one:
http://www.myfoxdetroit.com/dpp/news/local/mich.-family%3A-grandmother-assaulted-at-chuck-e.-cheese's-20120116
And this one:
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB122878081364889613.html
and this one:
http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2011/03/29/six-charged-after-chuck-e-cheese-brawl/
and this one:
http://losangeles.cbslocal.com/2011/05/06/fight-over-chuck-e-cheese-parking-spot-leads-to-murder/
and this one:
http://perezhilton.com/2011-11-15-chuck-e-cheese-michigan-brawl-grandmother#.T1f3UpjN78s
and this one, etc.
http://www.newser.com/story/81239/fight-over-chuck-e-cheese-photo-booth-sparks-riot.html
