NotAlwaysRight Stories

[Mr Hero]

This story sounds like last week's South Park episode.

[catcul]

The customers are friendly, but I have a good idea what goes on in that house.

[catcul]

I may have had to fix a link, but there is no fixing these stories.

[dbuzman]

Your links are messed up.

[catcul]

Talk about being ungrateful.

Talk about .... Actually, I have no idea.

I'd rather not talk about this one.

[Kristev]

Completely revolting.

[catcul]

I hope this restaurant goes out of business in short order. I wouldn't want to work or eat there.

[catcul]

Does that awful excuse for a mother let her kid scribble on the walls at home? Putting up a review saying that the gallery should have warned her? They DID tell her to keep her kid under control.

She'd probably blame Crayola for the marks.

[wolfie]

Does that awful excuse for a mother let her kid scribble on the walls at home? Putting up a review saying that the gallery should have warned her? They DID tell her to keep her kid under control.

[eltf177]

I'm willing to bet that it won't get her attention in the slightest. She blames the museum for what her son did.

That she does, but it still came out of her pocket. And that's not chump change. One can only HOPE she's smart enough to stop this from happening again.

Wait a minute, where am I again?

[catcul]

At least the second one had to pay for the painting her child ruined - US$7,500 should get her attention!

I'm willing to bet that it won't get her attention in the slightest. She blames the museum for what her son did.

[eltf177]

^^ Both of the above mothers need a Absolutely no sense or decency whatsoever...

At least the second one had to pay for the painting her child ruined - US$7,500 should get her attention!

[XCashier]

^^ Both of the above mothers need a Absolutely no sense or decency whatsoever...

[eltf177]

http://notalwaysright.com/the-art-of-parenting/46524

There are so many levels of fail here it's pathetic!

[catcul]

I wish I was surprised someone would want a costume like this for a six-year-old.

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