r/EntitledPeople - Psycho Karen Kidnaps 32 Yr Old for DISOBEYING Her! It Gets WORSE.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ค. 2024
- r/entitledpeople - OP tells the story of the time she got into a major car accident and while she was recovering, her entitled Karen of a mother kidnaps her and doesn't let her out anywhere for a month! While that's all happening, the entitled Karen takes over OP's life! Subscribe for future stories.
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Entitled People Stories in this episode of r/entitledpeople:
0:00 - Intro
0:33 - Story 1 (u/That_Bullfrog324)
2:58 - Story 2 (u/SpookyGirl0123)
5:04 - Story 3 (Submitted by Rick Fox)
13:49 - Story 4 (u/Whitewolf1232017)
18:45 - Story 5 (u/stargazer728)
#karenstories #funnykarenstories #entitledpeople - ตลก
Adult activity? Generally menstruation starts around ages 12 and 13, and it’s really not unusual for it to start earlier than that either.
Fr I started at 9
I think I started at 10
I started at 10 as well. There was one girl in my class that started when she was 8! Sometimes, being a girl sucks, lol.
@@Kati_P it really does sometimes
I started at 13 in middle school, 7th grade, luckily it was after school because it came out of nowhere, I was completely clueless on what was going on til I was given the talk and shown what to do.
If a kid ever told me, "My mom said you would..." I would reply with, "Your mom lied to you."
Bends down really close to the kids face, uses sweet voice. "then I need you to remember baby that your mom is a liar" walks away. 😂
I’m a nanny. Took the kid and his friend to the zoo recently. My main takeaway was how fun the zoo would be without having to drag around two kids.
It's awesome! I go with my friends and family (we are all 35+) all the time. If you get the chance you should go. We bring sketchbooks and draw/paint the animals, stop at the little beer garden and have a drink or two, and have a pleasant walk with the animals. I've gone with kids and while that can be lovely, going with other adults is a blast.
Adelaide, correction, two children and one person that is not even mature enough to be a baby in you, plus all of your fake sock puppet username accounts as well.
“You led my child on by opening a sanitary pad,” is a sentence that would not (SHOULD NOT) exist but for this Karen.
"uh.. I don't have any candy, but he can have one of what I just opened if he really wants one."
r/brandnewsentence
A certified lawyer that can't spell notary or official. I'm dying. 😂
Besides, lawyers aren't certified. They're licensed.
Bjut that's why they have secretaries!!!
If it was that easy to get licensed (lawyers don't get "certified"), then maybe I should take the BAR exam.
fake af story lol
So much legal wrong. I don't think you can reclaim 2 years if you never inform (like with a sub pena or something like this). Otherwise, you'll just wait and let them unknowingly dig their financial grave. Than, these document come from the post with enregistred log that it has been sent and sign on delivery : not hand to hand gave. Than, the claim must come from Mrs Wilson, not his son/lawyer lol! So much wrong & stupidity.
And over this, OP didn't mention, but with that kind of document, I'm pretty sure he now can get charge for falsify offical document, attempt fraud or some other stuff like this as his signature is there like 3 times (one as lawyer, one as a judge and one as "noteiry").
Story 4 - OP’s parents are complete psychopaths. OP’s needs to sue them and disown them.
op's been trying, but apparently the mom is in cahoots with a prosecutor and has been making life hell for her and bf
She should get a signed statement from the hospital saying she was incapable of making those signatures and calls during her time of admission, then take it to the insurance company and sue for fraud through the insurance company. Insurance fraud is often handled more seriously than impersonation.
Just the fact that those parents haven't been charged with criminal/felony fraud, forgery and a heap of related charges is enough to make me wonder if the story is even true.
@@A-MicrowaveThen she needs to figure out how to file charges against or report the prosecutor.
@@A-Microwave , that is why the restraining order also needs to extend to the prosecutor and their family, and anyone that also enables them as well, and why there also needs to be no trespassing and private property signs allowed on the property of the wronged party, along with the right to defend oneself, and full no contact/restraining orders, being allowed as well, and any violations of such things will result in the immediate termination of the offending parties.
Story 4: Sue the parents. Just, sue them, get them arrested, make sure they can never do any harm to anyone else ever again. They are hazards to society with their criminal actions and must remain behind bars forever
Story.... 4?
Honestly OP should have sic her insurance company on the parents since they committed fraud and the company have the resources to put them six feet under.
@@efad3215the one where OP was in the car accident.
@@Dariustoranagaming story 5 then, I think
@@alantran4901 Yes. That is called "fraud"
Story 4: You cut them out of your life - that's it? I'd have sued them to the ground for who knows how many instances of fraud and impersonification..
Felony charges of wire fraud is also due
Reminder to all mothers:
Just because you gave birth to a child does NOT mean you own them or are entitled to their love. Stop acting like we are your property just because you decided to get knocked up in your early 20s.
What about mom's that got pregnant in late 20s lmao 😂
@@nitequeen17 Correction, all mothers who got pregnant at all ages.
THIS! 90% of family drama comes from an insane idea that blood entitles people to something. It doesn't. A parent is obligated to provide for their children, it was entirely their fault the child was born, their responsibility. An adult child shouldn't expect to be kept up forever if they don't contribute. But that's it! Family owes each other NOTHING past those points. People aren't livestock, why do so many families not understand?
And to all kids who "don't owe you their love" just remember that moms don't owe you jack shit, either, beyond duty of care. Moms can clothe you from Goodwill, feed you cheap food, and sell every bit of technology they've ever purchased. Moms aren't required to get you presents, make you cakes, take you out to eat, or buy you phones or cars. And on your 18th birthday, you can get out and figure your own shit out. Cuz you owe your mom nothing, and she owes nothing more than minimum duty of care.
@@WlmaAlexender-zl6nx lol I just found out my mom is traveling across the country for a visit after however many years. My one sister is saying "let's get a family photo!" I, on the other hand, am telling my manager "I know when I want to take my mandatory PTO! Know where to take a cheap vacation ANYWHERE BUT HERE during these dates?"
Story 3: So he was removed from the will because of his history, and in response, he commits multiple robberies and other crimes, culminating in attempting to rob someone of almost $96K by impersonating a lawyer.
Well, hope he stays in prison this time
Nah, he tried to extort $96k while impersonating a lawyer, notary, and judge.
Lol give him some credit lol (trying to keep a straight face.)
I feel so bad for Ms. Wilson.
@Maninawig : correction: he was impersonating a "notoriety" 😆
OP should have given the letter to the police for added charges.
@@owenrhoden8336 I assumed he did.
Story 3: I feel bad for Ms. Wilson, the guy was already 13 when they adopted him, damage was already done, and they probably tried their best to give him a chance despite his (likely) shitty childhood and he blew it off.
Yup, that whole story was just tragic for everyone involved😢
@@SonsOfLorgar It's like an AU story of _Dennis the Menace_ where Dennis gets adopted by the Wilsons at 13.
And talk about a naive crook. Sure, OP has 96k sitting in the checking account, doesn't everyone? And imagine trying to cash, or deposit, a check that size, when you have no noticeable income or assets. Dumb nickel and dime hustler.
This shit probably never happened and was nothing more than racist fan fiction
Story 1: Lesson for everyone: "Not your f****** business" is a perfectly valid answer to anyone who's trying to know things about you when they have absolutely no right or need to know about you. So is to come with absurdly obvious lies. Specially if they're some random Karen.
Karen: "What's your name?"
A: "George Washington the III"
Karen: "Where's your kid?"
A: "I wasn't ready to be a parent, so I pushed them back inside."
Karen: "Can you let my kid play with your phone/laptop/game console?"
A: "Sorry, but I don't have one."
Karen: "You're using it right now!"
A: "It's just an illusion/your imagination."
Or, "What's your name? John Long. Ask me again, and I'll sing you a song."
Ahh, yes! The Nunya Clause:
Nunya fucking business.
Alternatively: initiate knock-knock joke suggesting Karen is on the run from an insanity asylum...
I really hope you encounter Karen’s just so I can read your stories about it
Story three: The idiot is so getting forging an official document on his charges.
Story four: OP's parent just committed multi felony and police should be called to arrest them.
Pretending to be a Lawyer and faking legal documents, no matter how badly done they are, are in themselves serious crimes. With serious jailtime
It amazes me how comfortable people are with leaving their kids with complete strangers! 😠
If I was OP's fiance, I'd tell Karen, "Okay, I'll call the cops and CPS to report an abandoned child! What was your name again?" 😂
@@lancerevell5979 Shoot. I just posted a very similar comment before reading yours. Apparently, great minds think alike.
Story 4: I would have called the police within the first 30s, taken them to court, and labeled all friends/family that were sent by them as accomplices or witnesses to the crimes in question. I would nuke the bridge instead of burning it.
Hospital too they allowed the abuse
@@victormontes7007 The story said the mom sounded like the OP, so the confusion is evident. The parts that handle reception and the parts that handle the patients probably don't communicate very often, so I'm not surprised nobody asked how someone recovering from brain trauma could do that.
As for OP, as was said, she was not in the state of mind to resist properly. Definitely should've called the police as soon as she could, though.
@@Mernom Would the police have believed someone on heavy meds if the parents said she was out of her mind?
@@kimmccarthy7747 They would at least come to investigate, I would think.
@@Mernom Sure, but it would be easy for Mom to convince them the OP didn't really mean for them to come.
Story 4: Considering how much crap OP's parents and family put her and her loved ones through (including the retaliations), and how infamously slow (borderline incompetent) and expensive the legal system can be to rectify the crimes inflicted to OP, I think that this is one case in which hiring an assassin is the only logical recourse that needs to be taken if OP is ever going to see any justice.
That, or expose the entire den of backstabbing vipers to the world: tell every single newspaper, every television station; tell anyone who will listen and will be willing to spread the word, and be sure to mention every single co-conspirator BY NAME, as well as the hospital staff and insurance companies that didn't do due diligence. Make sure those feckers never know a moment's peace for the abhorrent crimes they've committed.
Story 4: NEVER STOP PRESSING CHARGES ON THESE MONSTERS!
👏💯👏
*Exactly! I just do not understand people, who deal with these "Judy's as I call them lol, when they say shit like "I didn't press charges because I just wanted out of there" or whatever their excuse is!*
*I just say to myself.. How in hell are they going to learn their lesson, if people do NOT press charges?! The Judy's then think they can just keep doing this nonsense!*
😡😡
@@taraharvey8123OP posted an update saying they both are pursuing charges, but it's taking way longer than they thought.
I totally would have called the cops on my parents if they ever did anything like that to me. I'm glad they were never like that.
A Fortnight kid combined with a Karen mother, my God, that was one "my way or the highway" Dad away from the perfect entitlement storm.
If I were in story 3 getting “served” those “offissel” documents, I think I’d just laugh in the guys face so hard and call to my family like “omg guys this is so hilarious come take a look at this MORON!”
#1 - I've never had kids and visited any and every zoo found in my travels when I was younger. Without adult docents and donors (which families rarely do to support even at their local zoo) most of these places would have to hike up entrance fees, demand more tax dollars or close altogether. That mother can just go sit in the corner and take a time out!
Story 5: Nobody who says they know the owner as a threat ever actually knows the owner. If I were OP's fiancé I would have stood up, crossed my arms, stared daggers down into her soul, and said "By all means do so".
I'm sorry for what OP went through, but who drives 60mph in the snow, with tires they know aren't good for snow?
As for the rest of the story, what the hell?! What was the point of the whole thing? Her parents are psychos. STAY AWAY OP!
Story 3: Any misspelled words in an “official” document is a red flag for a scam. From what I know, companies spend a ton of money on grammar and spelling correction.
18:12 The straw? That's more like a grand piano falling from the 12th story.
Last Story - That was brilliant! OP didn’t even have to say that he’s not law enforcement to get the Karen to leave just ask why she was harassing his fiancé? 😂😂😂😂😂😂
4th story makes my blood boil! I would be sicking the law on them for it all and suing them for every penny they have! After all, they won't be needing it considering the effective life sentences for all their sickening crimes against me. No mercy!
The updates on her story are even worse.
OP should've said you are intending on having a complete stranger watch your child? Okay well let me call for backup for a neglected child situation here.
When the Entitled Witch started asking OP how many kids she has or who she's with, OP should have told her it's none of her business...
I would have...
Though, I'd have been rather direct and decidedly not kid friendly in how I did it...
Story 1 - Unless I’m mistaken, Zoo’s are open to everyone not just families. And as for that KM lambasting OP for using a pad and trying to force her buy her brat some sweets… seriously? What is she, the modern Petunia Dursley?
I doubt that she would go that far; unless she is a witch. 😂
@@DLR1997Maybe a distant cousin of the wicked witch of the west? After all Petunia was ugly enough to be considered a relative of her.
DLR, to be fair, Karens are indeed basically actual witches in real life, just be glad that none of them can cast spells.
@@whitewolf3051 True that
Yes.
Story 4, Wow, ruined your life, impersonation, false documents, KIDNAP basically, and False Charges against an innocent man and children, THESE are the worst Parents to have.
If a neglectful parent actually decides to gave their child to some random stranger to watch while they do who the hell knows what, then they lost their kid cause there will be a big chance that kid will not there when, or if they come back.
I’ve lived in the UK my whole life and have never heard of people being scared of Eastern Europeans or it being a thing.
4th story: *YIKES!!!* Those entitled parents deserve to *ROT IN JAIL* after all that clusterfuck.
I nearly lost a lung when he spelled out "offissel" LOL🤣🤣
On Story 5 OP should be careful wearing any law enforcement attire because they can be charged with impersonation of a law enforcement officer. Just a little word of advice.
Last story: she should have just called the police while the mom was there and gave them a child abandonment report. Bet the mom would have beat feet quickly!
I've heard story 4 before and those people shouldn't be parents their psycho. They tried to infantilize op and because they didn't approve of the BF they tried to get rid of him. They sent those family members, more than likely, with lies and to try to get op to obey them. Glad op cut them off completely but they belong in jail for what they've done.
They should indeed be behind bars or under the jail, along with every relative that aided and abetted them through witness tampering.
One is never too old to go to a zoo and appreciate all the animals they have there. Personally, I like the lions and tigers. Big cats are cool.
In the last story, it would have been funny if the guy wearing the DoJ jacket said: "Maam, I happen to know that this woman did not permit you to leave your child here. This sounds like a case of child abandonment. Let me make a few calls to get some officers over here". I'll bet Karen would have run at top speed out of the place.
Story 4: There are definitely criminal charges (I can think of four felonies right off the top of my head) that should be filed against OP's parents, not to mention a big civil suit. Parents or no, report them to the police and, also, file a lawsuit. Remember, there's nothing that says someone can't face criminal and civil charges simultaneously.
_The blood of the covenant is thicker than the water of the womb._
@@JamesDavy2009 Hallelujah! Someone who knows the actual quotation.
Feel like the whole world should know about Karens by now and it to be normal to deal with one.
Sometimes they just pop outta nowhere screaming for a manager. 😂 And Karens never realize that they are Karens.
The severe karen is rare enough that you don't think they are real until you come across one. They always have severe mental illnesses too. I can't pity them however. The worst ones I know fit into 2 categories: the ones who take positions of extreme power to dehumanize their victims, or they are parents who chose bad choices over their children, be it drugs and alcohol or "minor attracted persons."
My husband is a Karen. I however am the one who apologizes. He's not horrible though. He will just escalate when I don't think we need to, but I won't even complain if my food is bad at a restaurant.
On the story about op being in a car accident and her entitled karen of a mother and father, you should press charges for forgery and other stuff.
Story 4: To answer your question, they wouldn't be my parents anymore. I'd have them punished to the maximum extent of the law and have a restraining order against them.
Stories 1&2: Sometimes I listen to these stories and wonder if they could possibly be true because it’s hard to believe that there are people out there who are this crazy!😟
Story 3: This guy must’ve been really high when he made this demand from OP😂
Welcome to Wackyland
Population 332 million nuts and an incarcerated orange squirrel
_It can happen here_
I really hope the OP i t eh kidnapping story was able to get back with her boyfriend and kids. How dare those parents try and mess up her life like that!🤬
😂👏😂👏😂
*Story #3 was absolutely DEE-LISHUS!*
*As soon as OP said the VILE PARASITE showed up at OP's daughter's bus stop.. I KNEW it was on! As I too would have been on him, like a spider monkey jacked up in Mt. Dew!*
*You can come at me all day, however, you mess with one of my sons.. it is GAME OVER for you! And seriously, what an absolute TOOL that guy was.. I mean come on... If you're going to "act" like you have legal paperwork.. you should at least know how to spell!!*
😂😂😂😂
Story one. "I didn't know what to say to that." I do. "Oh, FUCK OFF."
Story 1 (zoo): What an entitled brat of a kid that he thinks that any sound like that of a candy wrapper means that he will be getting some candy. But given how much of a Karen his mom is I am not surprised that he is like this.
Story 2 (trespassing family): They are lucky that they only got trespassing charges and not assault charged for threatening to "get" OP.
Story 3 ($100,000 offissel lawyer): OP could have said that he saw the creep looking into the windows of various homes around the time that people are getting ready for the day, so he is either casing places or is peeping. Then say that you thought you saw him looking into your daughter's bedroom window. Even if nothing sticks the guy will permanently be labeled as a perverted pepping tom that is into kids.
Story 4 (car accident, entitled parents): OP Should have involved the cops and a lawyer to go after their parents for fraud, forging documents, then sue them for emotional damages, financial damages, any costs involved in rectifying everything, plus legal fees.
Story 4: I'm very confident they wanted to kill OP and collect the insurance money.
Story 4: Those parents are criminals.
🤬😵😵😵🤬
*Story #4... holy shit! I need more info! Like, did the parents face LEGAL repercussions?!? They absolutely SHOULD HAVE!*
I still don’t understand why the parents of the woman who had the car accident kidnapped her. What did they think they were going to get out of doing that? All they managed to do is lose their daughter. One of the weirder stories on this site.
Story 3. The guy's terrible grammar and the fact that he misspelled "official" and "notary" on that document was a big tip off that he was totally bullsh*ting OP! 😂😂😂
Story 5. If I was OP, I would've said "First off, ma'am, I don't appreciate you harassing my fiancee. Secondly, I'm not a police officer but if I was, I would arrest you for child neglect/endangerment because you're leaving your kid in the care of a random stranger! Imagine if my fiancee turned out to be some psycho who just runs out the restaurant with your kid, I'd love to see how'd you explain that one to your husband!"
And I'd say all that with a devilish smirk on my face! 😈
The entitled mom from the story where she kidnapped her daughter, reminds me of Misery the film. Run away!
Is that the one where a book author has a car crash and "saved" by a woman living by herself?
@@victormontes7007 indeed!
@@victormontes7007 his BIGGEST fan!
@@PeachesDreemurr I only know about that from family guy
@@victormontes7007 it's pretty accurate, for a family guy skit. I'd suggest you watch the film. It's amazing!
Story 1: "People here in the UK are really scared of Eastern Europeans"
Say what now? Was this written by an American who had never been to the UK before and just believed what she heard on Fox? That is such an absurd notion.
It's kinda true. The stereotypes are you don;t screw with eastern europeans because their a little crazy and tough and nails. Not people you want to cross.
The last story, if I was assumed to be law enforcement with a Karen harassing my fiancee, I'd have asked the woman why she was not only harassing the lovely young lady, but also attempting to abandon her child with a stranger. Then I'd have said 'You know, by your own admission of endangering your child, by law, I have to get CPS involved.' and watch her leave then. Never stating I was an officer or not. I couldn't be charged as impersonating an officer at all.
I would have paid the son with Monopoly money. Worth the same as the paper he tried serving.
You'd have to buy several Monopoly sets to get $100k worth of Monopoly money.
The story with the offissal documents made my day. 🤣
Karens can't lose what they never had; empathy, compassion, sanity, sense of proportion, social ability, basic humanity...
I rented a place and the property owners family would constantly come over claiming they were allowed to use the bathroom, get water from the hydrant etc. This is in a rural place, I answered the door the second time with my shotgun in hand. They didn't come back, but my landlord called me and was "Confused as to why I didn't let them in." because he apparently didn't understand how renting a property worked.
Story 4: Get the police involved!!!!!!!
Story 3... impersonating a lawyer and giving a falsifying legal papers is a very big issue in most places. As is harrassing a minor
If I was in that situation and I WAS law enforcement in the last story I would’ve been like “so you’re trying to abandon your child and leave him to a stranger where he could potentially be kidnapped.
Also “adult activities?” She does know that you don’t get your period until about 11-14 years old?
Maybe she didn’t start hers until she was in her forties or so, which explains her sour attitude.
@@whitewolf3051 no that wouldn’t make sense. Even so you start going through menopause around that time though in your 40s right?
@@oliviajeanne7709 Why else do you think this Karen has such a sour disposition? A very late start and a menopause at once would make someone like her sour indeed.
@@whitewolf3051 or because she’s stressed about everything because it’s life?
@@oliviajeanne7709
Or its just tipical karens being the idiots that they are.
Story #3 - just because dude learned the law in jail or prison doesn't make him a lawyer LOL
I'm pretty sure it takes a degree in law, passing the bar exam and being employed in a law firm to be a real lawyer.
I'm pretty sure that what mom was doing is considered 'identity theft'. It doesn't necessarily have to involve money. File a police report and get a case number. They aren't going to like what OP could do to them after that.
When someone demands that you watch their child, out of the blue like that, the only acceptable course of action is to call the police and report the offending party for abandoning their child. Once THAT happens a couple of times, I'd BET she'd stop trying to force strangers to babysit for her.
Op 4 needs to get lawyers because what her mother did should have her put in prison for a LONG time.
S3: Mom would be in jail. I would press charges for forging my signature then I'd sue the crap out of her for canceling my insurance/changing my locks. She'd be bankrupt and homeless once I was done with her.
When my kids were small, while we were taking a walk, I always pointed out that can’t pass the edge of the sidewalk. Even if there is a pretty flower, they can’t pick because it’s someone else’s flower, and not our’s. We may still sniff there scent, but only if we stayed on the sidewalk.
Modeling good behavior is essential, if you want your kids to respect other people’s things, respect them, and others.
In the last story, I hope it was only an emblem not an embroidered badge on the rain coat. If it is the late, the uncle had needed to remove it from the garment. They actually have the force of legal authority. There are rape cases were a child of a law enforcement officer wore one to commit a crime, SA. Afterwards, there were laws in place about these embroidered badges and some law enforcement agencies got away from them completely.
Always ask to see a real badge if stopped.
Nah, mommy dearest would be getting sued for every little charge i could thing of, a 10 mile restraining order, and the insurance companies sent every little bit of information relevant enough to have them nailed by the companies as well
Story 4: oh hell no that mother needs to be sued right into the ground. She needs to be sued so hard that her ancestors would be paying for her check
I am 32 and i love going to the zoo! I have a membership too! One karen did get upset i had a membership and was able to get in early because, "zoos are for kids" my zoo had a adult only night event they do a few times a year. Its awesome!
Story 4: ...That made me really angry. I hope OP sues her horrible "mother." The forgeries are definitely crimes.
How is a pad introducing "adult activity"? I definitely would not have apologized for having my period. What the actual f***?
5th story, jacket man needs to be careful wearing it in public. In some jurisdictions, that’s all the police need to charge you with impersonating a police officer.
The parents on story 4 deserve jail, to say the least. To say the worst...well...
Also, the mother had A GRANDSON that she abandoned
Last story. I would have called CPA on her.
Thanks for reminding us not to shake our heads too hard! Otherwise I’d be suffering my hundredth concussion by now!!
Or a slipped cervical vertebra.
I’m a parent… I would NEVER threat any other adult like that at a zoo. I would on the other hand tell my child to get up off the floor and stop acting that way or we would leave the zoo immediately. It’s not a parent thing it’s an entitled person thing. 🤦🏻♀️
Story 5: All I can say is, just Wow.
Let the crazy begin! 😂
A business owner took our credit card number for a $100.00 charge and a year later our card was charged by his business for almost $8,000.00! We never even got an invoice. So we reported to our bank and the charge was reversed. Six months later the guy called and screamed that he was going to sue us. I told him to get stuffed. Then “his lawyer” phoned us and amazingly he sounded just like the guy and was calling from the guy’s number. I laughed at him and he went nuts. After that I refused to answer his calls so after over 20 calls he gave up and it’s been 4 months since he last called.
Blaming a car crash on mud terrain tires??? The fact that you managed to hit the light pole at 60 mph indicates to me that this brain wasn't working to well before the crash either..... SMH
I'm guessing OP was upset with her boyfriend in the hospital. Still not a bright move to drive like that. Even the driver's manuals tell you to pull over until calm if you're too upset to drive.
I feel bad for the Doberman. He sounds like a good boy, and he got sprayed.
Last story: Even if the mother would have left the kid with the couple, then there is absolutely nothing that is stopping me to call CPS and the cops. Just because we have the means to entertain a child doesn't mean we will act like her babysitters, especially if we are not getting compensated for our time...
I would be charging exorbitant rates just to make her regret having the child in the first place and inflicting them on to the world...
1. This woman should NOT have children. There's no way her kids will ever turn out well.
2. "It's more peaceful here." Till someone turns on the sprinklers.
4. That's just evil!
5. Entitled parents raise entitled kids.
Story 1: "He heard the bag rattling." What is he a cat? Sounds like he needs some tempatations
Story 3 for the son and story 4 for the mother: Meth is a hell of a drug
Story 1: that was hilarious 😂😂😂
Story 3-4: I totally agree 👍
That zoo karen would hate me. I had a double date at the Toronto zoo with my bf and our friends, who are a gay couple.
The 3rd and 4th stories are insane
second story, even in norway something like that would not have been accepted. our laws when it comes to property owned by other is realy different to the us etc but having a picnic in someones yard? wouldent be accepted at all.
arrived to find a picnic in my yard one day, even had gone so far as to cut flowers for their vase... they said they didn't think any one lived there... I said "WHAT, oh sure the grass cuts itself ?"
Story #2 - I live in a state that has the "Castle Doctrine" which allow a property owner to defend their property, using force if necessary. I would have gone into my house, returned with my shotgun, fire one shot into the air at no one and ask them which one of them - the father, the mother, which child or the dog - should I shoot first.
You do what you have to do to protect your property
Most lawyers know that spellcheck is a thing.
Fluff,
I know that you say "Don't shake your heads too hard," but after listening to this chapter, I thought I was going to give myself some serious neck injuries.
You don't want to slip a cervical vertebra. You'll be a quadriplegic at best.
At this point I think people should just ignore people who start demanding answers. Only response should be, “none of your business.”
How nice that all these people have friends in LE and can get things done.
My first thought on the title
Hey you fuckin physco let's see how that holds up in court?