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Kids can be a whirlwind. One second they’re right in front of you, and the next they’re off doing something wildly chaotic or even dangerous.
That’s exactly what happened to this Redditor, except she wasn’t the parent chasing after the little one. Instead, she found herself on the receiving end when her neighbor’s young son managed to sneak away from home and break into hers—not once, but several times. Inside, he played with her dogs, flipped on the TV, raided her fridge, and acted as if he lived there.
What made it worse was that his parents didn’t seem nearly as alarmed as she was. Frustrated and concerned, she turned to the internet for advice on how to handle a situation that was quickly becoming more than just an innocent game.
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Oleksandra is an experienced copywriter from Ukraine with a master’s degree in International Communication. Having covered everything from education, finance, and marketing to art, pop culture, and memes, she now brings her storytelling skills to Bored Panda. For the past five years, she’s been living and working in Vilnius, Lithuania.
Oleksandra is an experienced copywriter from Ukraine with a master’s degree in International Communication. Having covered everything from education, finance, and marketing to art, pop culture, and memes, she now brings her storytelling skills to Bored Panda. For the past five years, she’s been living and working in Vilnius, Lithuania.
WHY does everyone immediately jump on the ''autism'' excuse?! And a fkn excuse it is. It's just a greedy, entitled little b*****d. I'd wait until I saw it coming, then spread many, many thumbtacks on the floor on the inside side the dog door (having first safely removed the dogs) Or ''accidentally'' dump a very large bucket of ice and water from an upstairs window. By the time it's thirteen it'll be an armed burglar.
Just a heads up, you drop thumbtacks with the intent of harming someone with a booby trap, even inside your own home, you are now criminally liable. The bad parents have free reign to get you locked up and to pay for their child's injuries. In legal reality, the better option would be to shoot them dead, or avoid "punishment" altogether and opt for better security like a normal human.
Haven't you heard? If you do anything, literally ANYTHING out of the ordinary, you're nEuRoSpiCy according to the armchair psychiatrists on social media
I tend to agree. We have a family moved in by us. To say they are chaotic, well, understatement! They have several kids and every time one of them does something to upset the neighbours, the mother screams: he's on the spectrum! I have experience dealing with developmentally challenged kids, and I wouldn't apply that to any of hers.
CPA!!! That child is ripe for kidnapping, running around unsupervised. Also, a neighbor's house was broken into by a pair of crooks, one of whom was skinny enough to use their dog door (with a lot of shoving from his accomplice). Locking dog tags sounds like a good idea.
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I don't k**l spiders as a rule. However, they are 1 of many reasons I'm not that keen on visiting Australia... If I saw a wolf spider with a baby sac, I too would be using any kind of flamethrower available.
WHY does everyone immediately jump on the ''autism'' excuse?! And a fkn excuse it is. It's just a greedy, entitled little b*****d. I'd wait until I saw it coming, then spread many, many thumbtacks on the floor on the inside side the dog door (having first safely removed the dogs) Or ''accidentally'' dump a very large bucket of ice and water from an upstairs window. By the time it's thirteen it'll be an armed burglar.
Just a heads up, you drop thumbtacks with the intent of harming someone with a booby trap, even inside your own home, you are now criminally liable. The bad parents have free reign to get you locked up and to pay for their child's injuries. In legal reality, the better option would be to shoot them dead, or avoid "punishment" altogether and opt for better security like a normal human.
Haven't you heard? If you do anything, literally ANYTHING out of the ordinary, you're nEuRoSpiCy according to the armchair psychiatrists on social media
I tend to agree. We have a family moved in by us. To say they are chaotic, well, understatement! They have several kids and every time one of them does something to upset the neighbours, the mother screams: he's on the spectrum! I have experience dealing with developmentally challenged kids, and I wouldn't apply that to any of hers.
CPA!!! That child is ripe for kidnapping, running around unsupervised. Also, a neighbor's house was broken into by a pair of crooks, one of whom was skinny enough to use their dog door (with a lot of shoving from his accomplice). Locking dog tags sounds like a good idea.
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I don't k**l spiders as a rule. However, they are 1 of many reasons I'm not that keen on visiting Australia... If I saw a wolf spider with a baby sac, I too would be using any kind of flamethrower available.
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