LUAS steals baby!!!!

MagicMarker · 21-07-2010 06:26PM

stupidusername wrote: »

Facebook link for those too lazy

I suppose I have to sign up if I want to view the profile?

Meh, no thanks.

XxMCRxBabyxX · 21-07-2010 06:27PM

Stekelly wrote: »

Am I looking at the right facebook page? Her standing in a pub in the usual facebook drunken pose in a purple dress? No info is shown.

Try click Wall!

ballsymchugh · 21-07-2010 06:27PM

click on the wall tab, she's not hiding much

Ruu_Old · 21-07-2010 06:27PM

Dey turk dur babeh!:eek:

MagicMarker · 21-07-2010 06:29PM

XxMCRxBabyxX wrote: »

Try click Wall!

No such thing from what I can see.

Vinta81 · 21-07-2010 06:30PM

She's posting links to all the stories about her...stress my arse!

Guy:Incognito · 21-07-2010 06:30PM

XxMCRxBabyxX wrote: »

Try click Wall!

Wasnt showing the first time. The direct link worked.

Go figure.

brianthebard · 21-07-2010 06:31PM

MagicMarker wrote: »

No such thing from what I can see.

If you aren't on facebook you probably won't be able to see it. Suffice to say there are three recent updates about the article posted by herself.

ballsymchugh · 21-07-2010 06:31PM

Ornella Pastushok Did anyone read the article about me onhttp://www.herald.ie/national-news/city-news/mum-left-in-terror-as-luas-drives-off-with-baby-alone-on-tram-2266476.html

Mum left in terror as Luas drives off with baby alone on tram - City News, Nati
www.herald.ie
A TERRIFIED mum was separated from her toddler on the Luas when the doors closed on her and drove away with her baby inside the tram.

23 minutes ago · Share

Ornella Pastushok or even read the story online on:http://www.herald.ie/national-news/city-news/mum-left-in-terror-as-luas-drives-off-with-baby-alone-on-tram-2266476.html

Mum left in terror as Luas drives off with baby alone on tram - City News, Nati
www.herald.ie
A TERRIFIED mum was separated from her toddler on the Luas when the doors closed on her and drove away with her baby inside the tram.

2 hours ago · Share

Ornella Pastushok HI guys, buy today's Evening Herald, there's a story about me on page 4. Yes, a story ABOUT me, not written BY ME;)

2 hours ago

her wall..

ancapailldorcha · 21-07-2010 06:32PM

I'm in college in the North atm and I went to Dublin a while back for a house party. Couldn't get over how quickly the doors closed at each stop.

MagicMarker · 21-07-2010 06:34PM

ancapailldorcha wrote: »

I'm in college in the North atm and I went to Dublin a while back for a house party. Couldn't get over how quickly the doors closed at each stop.

Have you spoken to a professional about this?

franklyon · 21-07-2010 06:37PM

It's her own fault to be honest. I hate people like this who try to sue someone for their own stupidity.

Princess Zelda · 21-07-2010 06:38PM

ancapailldorcha wrote: »

I'm in college in the North atm and I went to Dublin a while back for a house party. Couldn't get over how quickly the doors closed at each stop.

MagicMarker wrote: »

Have you spoken to a professional about this?

You have the order all wrong.

Step One: Sell your story to an evening paper saying how stressed you are
Step Two: Go see a professional
Step Three: ?
Step Four: Profit

Allure_ · 21-07-2010 07:04PM

Ruu wrote: »

Dey turk dur babeh!:eek:

ahahahaha good one.
She just sounds attention seeking to be honest,wouldn't trust her.

ancapailldorcha · 21-07-2010 07:10PM

MagicMarker wrote: »

Have you spoken to a professional about this?

I just couldn't get over how quick it moves between stops.

CreepingDeath · 21-07-2010 07:12PM

With any luck the two year old kid will sue the mother for negligence later in life.

Doop · 21-07-2010 07:20PM

My mum once thretened to throw me out of the car cos I kept hitting my brother and of course I figured she was bluffing.... turned out she wasnt.

Thinking of sueing her for every penny shes got. Im pretty sure the reason my lifes going nowhere all stems back to that incident...

Celly Smunt · 21-07-2010 07:21PM

Doop wrote: »

My mum once thretened to throw me out of the car cos I kept hitting my brother and of course I figured she was bluffing.... turned out she wasnt.

Thinking of sueing her for every penny shes got. Im pretty sure the reason my lifes going nowhere all stems back to that incident...

same here but i realised i'd probably only win debts

ottostreet · 21-07-2010 07:32PM

the picture of her with her son.... i would!

her obviously, not the son. you sick bastards.

robbie_998 · 21-07-2010 07:35PM

AnonoBoy wrote: »

Well if he'd been watching he would have seen her put the buggy on first. I've seen the drivers acting the bollox before - seen them closing the door on elderly people, driving off with a crutch stuck in the doors etc.

bollox to that... the tram doors open like an elevator door if there's something blocking it and they will re attempt closure again.

also the tram will not move if there is a door open.... its the same on buses aswell.. max speed with a bus door open is 3mph !

also looking at the facebook link there she doesn't seem to be in any distress after the incident more she's happy to be in the paper !!!

Fittle · 21-07-2010 07:42PM

Did nobody else see this bit

"I took the car and went to Tallaght because that's the last stop, but the guards rang and said to go to Cookstown."

Who did the guards ring?
Did the mother ring the guards (doubtful from this statement?)
How did they ring her? Did they have her mobile?
Confused.com

Jumpy · 21-07-2010 07:43PM

Fittle wrote: »

Did nobody else see this bit

"I took the car and went to Tallaght because that's the last stop, but the guards rang and said to go to Cookstown."

Who did the guards ring?
Did the mother ring the guards (doubtful from this statement?)
How did they ring her? Did they have her mobile?
Confused.com

I think it would be pretty obvious that she called them first.

This thread is sort of nasty.

XxMCRxBabyxX · 21-07-2010 07:44PM

Fittle wrote: »

Did nobody else see this bit

"I took the car and went to Tallaght because that's the last stop, but the guards rang and said to go to Cookstown."

Who did the guards ring?
Did the mother ring the guards (doubtful from this statement?)
How did they ring her? Did they have her mobile?
Confused.com

That did actually occur to me! I guess she could have rang them before she left in the car

baldbear · 21-07-2010 07:55PM

She should go to the doctor and get prescribed some cop the fúck on.
I'd say she threw the baby onto the train on his own so she could go up to her interview in RTE. the thick.

mcmoustache · 21-07-2010 07:55PM

Sounds to me like she wants to blame someone else for her own stupidity. She would have had to put the buggy on the luas and then let go for that to happen. I'd say she just doesn't want to admit to herself that she was very careless.

Motley Crue · 21-07-2010 08:14PM

Flecktarn wrote: »

Asking for compensation a bit too much? Mind you she'll probably get it with the whole stress thing.

I feel for her and all that but she's not entitled to anything, looking for compensation would make me laugh

Coriolanus · 21-07-2010 08:18PM

I remember at the Abbey St stop a junkie tried to hold the door with his crutch, so his junkie friends could get on with him (he was on the platform).
The sensors obviously didn't register the presence of the crutch since it's only a few cms thick and the tram pulled off.
Cue a tramful of people laughing as the junkie tries to run along with the train before falling over.

Anyway, on-topic, if she gets mental anguish from "losing" her baby for half an hour, she's needs some serious help.

zuroph · 21-07-2010 08:21PM

whatever about stuff getting stuck in the doors, i'd get stuck in her.

Fittle · 21-07-2010 08:37PM

'Anyway, on-topic, if she gets mental anguish from "losing" her baby for half an hour, she's needs some serious help.'

Sorry, not sure I believe the orig story, but with respect, if I lost my kid for half a second on a tram (while I was on the platform), it would cost me mental anguish!

Coriolanus · 21-07-2010 08:39PM

Fittle wrote: »

'Anyway, on-topic, if she gets mental anguish from "losing" her baby for half an hour, she's needs some serious help.'

Sorry, not sure I believe the orig story, but with respect, if I lost my kid for half a second on a tram (while I was on the platform), it would cost me mental anguish!

Eh, being worried is one thing. Requiring medication and a lump sum deposited in your bank account to get over it is quite another.

LUAS steals baby!!!!

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