Somewhat funny incident.

Astrogeek

I was sitting in a cafe with a few friends earlier, and just outside the window a woman was shepherding a whole load of kids to the car, with one sulking along behind the lot. Presuming he was just after getting in trouble for something.
She got everyone into the car but locked the doors before he could get in. He was standing beside the car door banging on it to be let in for a good minute. Most of the people in the cafe were watching at this stage and she drove off!
Eerie silence followed in the cafe with everyone looking at eachother. Maybe I am evil but I thought it was funny. Awful parenting in my opinion, but funny to watch.

sneakerfreak

what were they wearing?...

PirateShampoo

Did u bring the child home and raise it has one of your own?

Abi

That'll learn him.

Whosbetter?

Maybe, it wasn't her kid.

sneakerfreak

maybe hes still there,wqhere did this happen exactly?

Photi

Then what happened?

galwayrush

Bet she wouldn't do that in Portugal.:rolleyes:

Insect Overlord

Is there a punchline to this..?

Hagar

The coffee shop wasn't in Hamlin by any chance?

cruiser178

Some kids can be so clingy,always wanting your full attention:D

3hn2givr7mx1sc

More questions than answers:rolleyes:

What was his name?.. thought i'd join in the fun:D:D

C0ward

The kind of person who doesn't take **** from anyone, no matter how young.

I like it.

markok84

more importantly was the woman a roy-ed?

xOxSinéadxOx

how long did it take for your one to come back?
we went off without my little brother before, all the lights off locked the house, down the road realised he wasn't in the car. went back and he was sitting in the middle of the hall in the darkness bawling :pac:

ejmaztec

I reckon it was Snow White, with Grumpy being the usual arsehole when he's out - bastard!

galwayrush

C0ward wrote: »

The kind of person who doesn't take **** from anyone, no matter how young.

I like it.

You'll love my kids, they don't take any **** from me or their mother.:rolleyes:

Astrogeek

Haha I can only presume she stopped eventually, the kid ran after the car.

Local-womanizer

xOxSinéadxOx wrote: »

how long did it take for your one to come back?
we went off without my little brother before, all the lights off locked the house, down the road realised he wasn't in the car. went back and he was sitting in the middle of the hall in the darkness bawling :pac:

You should have left him there,it would have made a great movie!

Michellenman

xOxSinéadxOx wrote: »

how long did it take for your one to come back?
we went off without my little brother before, all the lights off locked the house, down the road realised he wasn't in the car. went back and he was sitting in the middle of the hall in the darkness bawling :pac:

Happened to me! Everyone was bundled in to the car and I was coming out of the bathroom upstairs to see them close the front door and drive off. I was just standing on the landing crying... took a few minutes before they realised I was gone... I'm pretty sure they love me now though.

Whoze

Thats kind of like what happened with a friend of mine.
You know the way cats like to go up in under the bonnet of cars and sleep? Well my friends family drove to the shopping centre and when they came out there was a cat on the car. They all started petting it and were like 'aww, she looks like our cat Snowy!'. Then got into the car and drove home and found out it WAS Snowy...

chin_grin

Abandonment issues > acting like a d!ckhead when you're young.

Haha! Well played madam.

Sephiroth_dude

I find it hilarious,im probbly in a minority that does though :pac:,hope he got in the car ok though.

jason&arthur

My mum used to do that to me and my brothers as well. Whenever we were being little ****s at home she would say "that's it I can't take it anymore, I'm running away forever" and she would get her handbag, jump in the car and drive off down the road. She would always come back a few minutes later, but by that stage we'd be crying and terrified at the thought that "mummy's never coming back" that we were good from then on. Made me the man I am today.

AnonoBoy

Happened to me one time. Spent the whole fuppin' weekend at home trying to fend off Joe Pesci and the lad who did the voiceover from The Wonder Years.

Pop's Diner

AnonoBoy wrote: »

Happened to me one time. Spent the whole fuppin' weekend at home trying to fend off Joe Pesci and the lad who did the voiceover from The Wonder Years.

Was watching Home Alone 2 over the weekend there. There's a bit in it where Macrawley Culkin drops a brick on Daniel Sterns head from about 40feet and it is honestly one of those most horrible things I've seen in a movie. Of course it was cartoon violence and the guy wasn't kiled or anything but I don't know how that passed the censor.

homerjay2005

i saw the oposite of this on saturday. a woman locked her baby into a car and walked off to do some shopping,poor baby, about 6 months old,and in the heat too, not in the shade. the woman then proceeed to lose her keys. que panic as the baby is left locked into the car, windows all up and nobody could get in. they got a lock smith who eventually opened the back door (dont know how he managed to do that!)


some f*cking idtios about aint there? that lazy useless woman does not deserve to be a parent.

skywalker_208

homerjay2005 wrote: »

i saw the oposite of this on saturday. a woman locked her baby into a car and walked off to do some shopping,poor baby, a.

Isn't that illegal?
Did you call the guards?

chin_grin

skywalker_208 wrote: »

Isn't that illegal?
Did you call the guards?

Gas mark six for 30 minutes.....get's the meat nice and crispy.

But I'm sure she left the window cracked...no wait maybe not.

tech77

Gotta love the understatedness of the thread title.

Like a thread title that couldn't give a sh1t if it was viewed or not.

Coolest. Thread title. Ever.

antodeco

Wouldve been funnier if the kids trousers were stuck in the door as she drove off. Que child skating down the road on its face, mangled. Would remind of Sloth from the goonies.

In All Fairness

Saw it happen in Leeson St. one night in a mix-up over a 5-man cab. Bloke went for a piss. Poor bastard was going to Mulhuddart.