 kkcapricorn says: Bet she won't be tasting McDonalds for a looong time. she has got electric chair? kkcapricorn, you might want to change your clip title. I thought 30 times was a lot, but 287?! Wow. I'm sure the parents just didn't know the phone could still call 911. Sorry. I forgot a zero. Thanks for pointing that out. I don't know how I can change it now. MY MISTAKE kkcapricorn, it's easy to change the title (or tags, etc). Under the clip, next to the number of pops is an edit button. I realize it was just a typo, but I thought 300 was so incredible that it seemed a shame for other clippers to miss it. I hope I didn't upset you. I just wanted as many clippers as possible to view your clip. "We talked with her and we convinced her if she told us where she lives, we would bring her McDonald's," he said. "She finally gave us her address. So we sent the police over -- with no McDonald's."...and the lesson for little 4 year old girls is....Don't TRUST big people. They LIE! They LIE a lot to little girls. Especially the 'authorities'. Early training for Bush's America? Bet the 'Retribution' gang believe that she got off light. There was a time when I would have reminded you of when you were a child and all would have understood. But if that child's recent experience is mirrored in her parents experience, then my words would have no meaning.. For the 'Retri... Thanks a ot BN mousie. I never knew that. I am not in the least bit upset, I always appreciate tips on improving my computer skills. The little girl must have been very pleased with her "toy" phone when she reached a person to talk to. I remember how much my daughter loved her toy phone, passing the receiver back and forth between us so that we could carry on a phone conversation.  Until I read this article I hadn't thought about children playing with disabled cell phones and causing problems by calling 911 (a number we teach our kids at an early age). The ability to use disabled cell phones for emergencies has always been a plus--until this child showed us a problem. In the words of the wacky, wonderful Roseanne Roseannadanna, "it just goes to show you, it's always something." |
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