| Title: | EF97:A place for the mass debater |
| Notice: | We're DOOMED! We're all DOOMED" our tea? |
| Moderator: | VAXCAT::LAURIE N |
| Created: | Thu Dec 05 1996 |
| Last Modified: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Number of topics: | 45 |
| Total number of notes: | 3786 |
By popluar demand, well me anyway.
Chris
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| 45.1 | 45080::CWINPENNY | Wed May 28 1997 16:54 | 17 | ||
Re: 29.20
NO LONGER WEIRD
(18) the family that leaves behind one or more members at a highway
rest stop and fails to realize they are short-handed until way down the
road, as happened in April to a 9-year-old boy whose father left him in
Lloydminster, Manitoba, and did not miss him until he got home to Red
Deer, Alberta, nearly 200 miles away.
That's not weird, it's criminal. Did they send the father to jail or
take the child into care as they did the lady from wherever who was
watching her child left outside a restaurant. There's a big difference
between a pane of glass and 200 miles.
Chris
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| 45.2 | VAXUUM::DENISE | unholy water.... sanguine addiction...2 silver bullets | Wed May 28 1997 20:32 | 3 | |
and there's a WAAAAAY big difference between an accident
and on purpose, too, mr.::CWINPENNY.
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| 45.3 | 45080::CWINPENNY | Thu May 29 1997 11:22 | 9 | ||
Let's assume the man had left a briefcase full of money at a petrol
station, I suppose that would be a more serious offence.
Leaving a child in your care is not an accident, as I said it is
criminal and it is beyond my comprehension how letting a child out of
ones sight for hours can go unnoticed.
Chris
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| 45.4 | VAXCAT::LAURIE | Desktop Consultant, Project Enterprise | Thu May 29 1997 14:02 | 3 | |
I'm with Chris on this one.
Cheers, Laurie.
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