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agree children should not be bundled into strangers cars, no question. but to those saying don't touch em, i say crap, against the law or not i would clip em round the lughole if warranted. its simple- the police don't really give a monkeys so neither do i.:(

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I know that Katex, but doesn't alter the "Abduction" issue.

He's lucky no one saw him and gave him a hiding or rang the police

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I heard a point on telly the other night that I thought might be useful.
Why don't all the children's TV stations try and teach, through educational means,the children they are entertaining at the adults expense to show a bit more in the way of good manners and protocol.
Mind you I never let my child watch Grange Hill.Turned out I was Right.:confused::confused:

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I passed a young lass stood in a bus stop loaded and aimed ready for passing cars, not sure if she could lip read but my look at her may have been enough for her to not throw it, but was prepared for her (and yes I would have pulled over and had a good go at her) but if i ever caught my two doing anything like that then I myself would give them a clip round the ear (or a good stern telling off anyway)

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Didn't disagree on this point Caz.

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What would have happend if he chucked the snowball and the drivers window was open and it hit him causing an accident?, ...........:rolleyes:

Little git shouldnt be throwing at oncoming traffic in the first place!

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We all know that Panther....has been said several times. Has been "little gits" about for decades doing this. The reason this became an issue in the paper is because of what the driver did!

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Well yes it was a bit OTT, but i bet it scared the little mongrel!!, though i Would be very angry if it was my kid!

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About him chucking snowballs, or being bundled into the car? Or both?:)

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And there is always the possibility that this "little git" was innocent, despite the fact his sister is a complete idiot. :)

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Again Caz, this was an interesting post :-

Saythetruth, Rishton says...
3:30pm Fri 5 Dec 08

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Dear Grandad, Your grandson was throwing snowballs on wednesday afternoon at the buses going past near the canal bridge just past Norden school, he seemed to have a very good throw on him. I seen him with his mate, I was walking my dog and I should of got hold of them then.Love to hear your excuse now.

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That one deserves an A plus in English.:D:D

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No doubt the lads Headmaster will deal with him (6 of the best) in front of the morning assembly for bringing the school into disrepute ;)

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Give us a break Jack,getting our heads round the English this week.
Maths comes much later.:hehetable

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It was wrong to put him in the car and take him to the police station. He is a child after all.

And the fact that his sister is obviously stupid, and his Dad is in prison is not the lads fault.

Don't tar him with the same brush, not his fault.

But if he did throw the snowball then he was in the wrong, and it should be dealt with.