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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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I just read this article and had to laugh (even though obviously it was very dangerous) because the child's excuse is just brilliant.
"The unnamed Norwegian boy from the town of Dokka, who we'll call Kevin McCallister due to his brazen nature, decided that he wanted to go visit his grandparents who lived 60km away from his home and set off with his 18-month-old sister just before 6am, getting 10km down the road before veering into a snowy ditch. After a snowplow found him and called the police, the boy came out with the most fantastic excuse of all time.
‘The boy told the snowplow driver that he was a dwarf and that he had forgotten his driver's licence at home.’ said a spokesman for the Vest Oppland police district."
What bold and/or stupid things did you do when you were a child?
Where I grew up we were outside a lot and also sometimes without much supervision. Often my older brother or sister were supposed to look after me, but as you can imagine they got often distracted.
So probably the most stupid thing I did was when I was 3 and my best friend and I decided to do something nice for my neighbours and clean their cars. With stones. Yep. We "cleaned" 3 cars with stones. Luckily the insurance covered the damage we caused!!!   |
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When I was 8 my mam dropped me to my aunts house saying she would be back in a few hours (I didn't like this aunt or her kids who were my cousins)
6 days later and I'm still at my aunts house and because she is married to an Asian man we were eating Chinese all week..what felt like depression started setting in and hatred for my aunt and my mam for telling me a "few hours"
My aunt asked me would I like chipper food like a burger and chips I jumped at the chance and she handed me 20punt (old money)
On my way to the chipper I spotted a bus with city centre on it so I said fuck the chipper I'm going home
Onto the bus into the city and then onto the bigger bus that brought me the next 60km home..
First and last time I called my mother a bitch when I got in the door and my aunt is still looking for her 20 back all these years later
I always wonder why none of the bus drivers ever stopped me |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I just read this article and had to laugh (even though obviously it was very dangerous) because the child's excuse is just brilliant.
"The unnamed Norwegian boy from the town of Dokka, who we'll call Kevin McCallister due to his brazen nature, decided that he wanted to go visit his grandparents who lived 60km away from his home and set off with his 18-month-old sister just before 6am, getting 10km down the road before veering into a snowy ditch. After a snowplow found him and called the police, the boy came out with the most fantastic excuse of all time.
‘The boy told the snowplow driver that he was a dwarf and that he had forgotten his driver's licence at home.’ said a spokesman for the Vest Oppland police district."
What bold and/or stupid things did you do when you were a child?
Where I grew up we were outside a lot and also sometimes without much supervision. Often my older brother or sister were supposed to look after me, but as you can imagine they got often distracted.
So probably the most stupid thing I did was when I was 3 and my best friend and I decided to do something nice for my neighbours and clean their cars. With stones. Yep. We "cleaned" 3 cars with stones. Luckily the insurance covered the damage we caused!!! "
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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fun4too, excellent story! Very daring and bold! I had an aunt like that and I hated staying at hers. She smokes like a chimney and has a voice like Patty and Selma from the Simpsons.
Knickersoaker, did they throw you in the Tower???? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"fun4too, excellent story! Very daring and bold! I had an aunt like that and I hated staying at hers. She smokes like a chimney and has a voice like Patty and Selma from the Simpsons.
Knickersoaker, did they throw you in the Tower???? "
no my mammy and daddy had my gone away! They couldn't get away quick enough |
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When I was bout 7 or 8 there was a pile of pebbles beside the road so me and a friend thought it be great to make it 'rain stones' over the passin cars by throwin them up in the air needless to say ill never forget the screech my mother made calling me from the top if the road |
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By (user no longer on site)
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i eloped at age 7. me and a boy from my road got on the bus to the city and went to christ church and asked the priest to marry us.the guards arrived and then our parents.needless to say i was absolutely battered my mother. wasnt allowed see that boy again but we usedto secretly meet in the lane for a kiss. those were the days  |
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By *aid backMan
over a year ago
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you may find it hard to believe me but i wasn't always so angelic but i was a delinquent when i was younger i wont tell you all the things i did as im sure there are guards watching lol. but my list of naughty things in clued egging peoples windows then egging the people when they chased us, super gluing car locks of people we had rows with, robbing milk when we went on hikes to the helfire club, lighing fire works in peoples porches and general fun stuff like that and if i ever caught my daughter doing it id kill her do as i say not as iv done lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Never mind a childs antics i saw a few weeks ago a guy in a bookies watching a horse race hopping up and down in anticipation of his horse winning when the guy behind him saw his betting slip sticking out of his back pocket and promptly set fire to it...needless to say the horse won and i ran before the argument started. |
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By *aid backMan
over a year ago
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"Never mind a childs antics i saw a few weeks ago a guy in a bookies watching a horse race hopping up and down in anticipation of his horse winning when the guy behind him saw his betting slip sticking out of his back pocket and promptly set fire to it...needless to say the horse won and i ran before the argument started."
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By *j47Man
over a year ago
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Remember back in the early days of my life a Pakistanis family moved in to our area one night while having nothing better to do we collected a cow pad from a nearby field put it in a plastic bag with a firelighter placing it on his door step after lighting the firelight we knocked on the door and ran and hid now before u get upon ur high horses it wasn't a race thing his son was with us but this guy would chase u for hrs aww the many a night we ran all night  |
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When I was 10 me and my cousin decided we would move out of home the two of us emptied out money boxes took a bag of food and left on our bikes we headed off went about 7 or 8 miles up the mountains and found a old abandoned cottage. Being as it was cold we decided to light a fire in the fireplace. Having gotten a load of fire wood we had a great fire going but were unable to stop the sparks flyin within an hour the old wooden floor caught we ran went straight home never mentioned it to anyone  |
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"I just read this article and had to laugh (even though obviously it was very dangerous) because the child's excuse is just brilliant.
"The unnamed Norwegian boy from the town of Dokka, who we'll call Kevin McCallister due to his brazen nature, decided that he wanted to go visit his grandparents who lived 60km away from his home and set off with his 18-month-old sister just before 6am, getting 10km down the road before veering into a snowy ditch. After a snowplow found him and called the police, the boy came out with the most fantastic excuse of all time.
‘The boy told the snowplow driver that he was a dwarf and that he had forgotten his driver's licence at home.’ said a spokesman for the Vest Oppland police district."
What bold and/or stupid things did you do when you were a child?
Where I grew up we were outside a lot and also sometimes without much supervision. Often my older brother or sister were supposed to look after me, but as you can imagine they got often distracted.
So probably the most stupid thing I did was when I was 3 and my best friend and I decided to do something nice for my neighbours and clean their cars. With stones. Yep. We "cleaned" 3 cars with stones. Luckily the insurance covered the damage we caused!!! "
just one question, why call that young boy Kevin Mc callister ?  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I just read this article and had to laugh (even though obviously it was very dangerous) because the child's excuse is just brilliant.
"The unnamed Norwegian boy from the town of Dokka, who we'll call Kevin McCallister due to his brazen nature, decided that he wanted to go visit his grandparents who lived 60km away from his home and set off with his 18-month-old sister just before 6am, getting 10km down the road before veering into a snowy ditch. After a snowplow found him and called the police, the boy came out with the most fantastic excuse of all time.
‘The boy told the snowplow driver that he was a dwarf and that he had forgotten his driver's licence at home.’ said a spokesman for the Vest Oppland police district."
What bold and/or stupid things did you do when you were a child?
Where I grew up we were outside a lot and also sometimes without much supervision. Often my older brother or sister were supposed to look after me, but as you can imagine they got often distracted.
So probably the most stupid thing I did was when I was 3 and my best friend and I decided to do something nice for my neighbours and clean their cars. With stones. Yep. We "cleaned" 3 cars with stones. Luckily the insurance covered the damage we caused!!!
just one question, why call that young boy Kevin Mc callister ? "
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