A$$hole in Kamloops inserts sewing needle in kids' treats!
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It's really quite sad, as I'm sure he has no idea of how others see him. He really should go for counselling.
So you want to compare greens <Laughs out loud>
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I'm not posting mine ....look them up yourself!
And the list goes on...Damn you're stupid!
Try an intelligent comeback this time instead of silly or salty
I can't believe how much time you invest in me. I'm clearly doing something right, getting in your head this bad.
It's the parents
erm Wally, Charlie Brown is a fictional character.
That is not surprising.
Typical Cannuck deflection when he's been proved not only wrong but stupid...
So go ahead and have your last word,little girl....and a silly one at that I'm sure....
I prefer summer, though, when the beautiful nine, ten and eleven year old girls are wearing hotpants.
Get those pedo thoughts out of your head, people are gonna start to wonder about you....
Not that they don't already....old chap....
Everybody that isn't a fearmonger says so
A Brief History of Sick People Tampering With Halloween Candy | Mental Floss
Well, your link does not say that anyone spiked any treats but it does say that people have put foreign objects like needles and whatnot in Halloween treats.
"Unlike randomly poisoned candy, there are verified reports of sharp objects being placed in random trick-or-treaters’ candy. Fortunately, though, these incidents hardly qualify as an epidemic. In fact, they’re really, really rare.
According to Snopes, since 1959 there have been around 80 reports of sharp objects adulterating food. The great bulk of those reports turned out to be hoaxes, and even when the stories turned out to be true, the needles or blades were usually placed in the food by a relative or friend who had a really boneheaded idea of what constitutes a good prank. Hardly the sort of crazed loners who should be keeping us awake at night."
So you are saying because a relative put something foreign in a kid's candy it does not count? That it is a hoax?
"Unlike randomly poisoned candy, there are verified reports of sharp objects being placed in random trick-or-treaters’ candy. Fortunately, though, these incidents hardly qualify as an epidemic. In fact, they’re really, really rare.
According to Snopes, since 1959 there have been around 80 reports of sharp objects adulterating food. The great bulk of those reports turned out to be hoaxes, and even when the stories turned out to be true, the needles or blades were usually placed in the food by a relative or friend who had a really boneheaded idea of what constitutes a good prank. Hardly the sort of crazed loners who should be keeping us awake at night."
So you are saying because a relative put something foreign in a kid's candy it does not count? That it is a hoax?