(US) 5 year old handcuffed and arrested

Snakeblood · 28-11-2011 01:23PM

R P McMurphy wrote: »

Probably is used a little excessively alright, especially if you see a kid glugging a can of coke, then eating some junk and then catapult into hyperactivity, kind of like a home boy on angel dust

Sugar has no effect on hyperactivity, y'know. The caffeine does. But kids just go mental because they're mental.

28-11-2011 01:25PM

Grindylow wrote: »

I wonder who he rang with his one phonecall from prison..

Probably Elmo.

DublinWriter · 28-11-2011 01:27PM

zero_hope wrote: »

Put in handcuffs etc.

...am I the only one here thinking how handcuffs could fit a 5-year old?

Snakeblood · 28-11-2011 01:31PM

DublinWriter wrote: »

...am I the only one here thinking how handcuffs could fit a 5-year old?

That's creepy.

Lapin · 28-11-2011 04:49PM

stoeger wrote: »

When i was at school there was no such thing as a d h d you were just bold i think alot of people say that there child has adhd as an excuse for been a brat l no there at some genuine cases but come on it seems very second kid has it .

There was. It probably went undiagnosed in the kids that had it in your class. Dunno how long since you were at school, but methods of diagnosing ADHD have improved in recent years. (More slowly in Ireland than elsewhere).

Using ADHD as an excuse for being a brat doesn't wash. There is a big difference between a child acting the maggot and a child that has genuine symptoms of ADHD.

The figures are closer to 1 in 11 than 'every second kid' with a much higher incidence in boys than girls.

flutterflye · 28-11-2011 04:59PM

My son has adhd.
I sometimes wish I could handcuff him somewhere.
I'd just like to be able to do something small, like making tea, or filling the dishwasher, without him destroying the place.

John Doe1 · 28-11-2011 05:30PM

Fair play to the cop, as we all know 5 year old are the real menace to society

hidinginthebush · 28-11-2011 05:45PM

Grindylow wrote: »

I wonder who he rang with his one phonecall from prison..

"I call the Flintstones phone!"

"Yaba-dabba-do, I like talkin to you!"

the purple tin · 28-11-2011 05:46PM

Shannon Cannon

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Firing people across Irelands longest river for over a quarter of a century.

Immaculate Pasta · 28-11-2011 06:06PM

And that's the end of that chapter...

CrazyRabbit · 28-11-2011 07:24PM

DublinWriter wrote: »

...am I the only one here thinking how handcuffs could fit a 5-year old?

Oh it's no problem at all. You can get miniature ones from www. ....erm, never mind.

28-11-2011 07:38PM

flutterflye wrote: »

My son has adhd.
I sometimes wish I could handcuff him somewhere.
I'd just like to be able to do something small, like making tea, or filling the dishwasher, without him destroying the place.

LOL, I remember those days, my son had it when he was a kid. Couldnt turn your back for a second. Poked holes in plasterwork, to see how the wall worked... pulled up floorboards to see what was under them, chewed a lightbulb from a small torch, to see what it would feel like..
Not too mention taking apart any electrical appliance in the house

:p

vampire of kilmainham · 29-11-2011 01:25AM

Lord Trollington wrote: »

Rumour has it he has a list the length of his arm.

Spent 3 hours in the corner after pulling his sisters hair last year. Got 2 hours on the naughty step for not eating his veg the night before.

The scumbag had it coming to him. The world's a safer place with him locked up I tells ya.

believe only your own eyes and not the voices of others

Logical Fallacy · 29-11-2011 02:29AM

Grindylow wrote: »

I wonder who he rang with his one phonecall from prison..

Elmo.

(US) 5 year old handcuffed and arrested

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