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by Thriftymaid on October 24th, 2009
You wouldn't think so, but with recent news I wouldn't let my child ride a bus. We don't have school buses here so mine never did anyway, but it is horrible that kids are snatched waiting for the bus.
by Bull wears a COAT of many colours on October 24th, 2009
absolutely! It was unheard of when I was going to school. Now, you read in the paper all the time about some pervert trying to get a little kid in their car.
by scorpinot on October 24th, 2009
Depends on where you live. I did this since I was seven years old till high school - no problems that whole time. I lived in a pretty good area though. I'd say overall the risk is still very low.
Why would an English teacher stab another English teacher 16 times with a screwdriver?
by purplecows on December 24th, 2011
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Is there anyway to find out if there's a secret inditment against yourself?
by motosurf on December 3rd, 2011
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Why does a Victim have less rights then the Perpetrator....??
by nice jugs on December 14th, 2011
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I was stopped for speeding. According to IL law an automatic appearance in court is required. How do I settle this w/? trips to IL from CT?
by MisterRight on November 28th, 2011
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My boss has been told that I said he is not the father of his child. He won't tell me who so I can't confront them is this slander
by wished on December 27th, 2011
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I agree. It really freaks me out that these poor kids (and their parents) have to worry and never feel safe. That little 7 (I think) year old girl that was walking home with her twin brother and sister; but ran ahead of them, made me realize they are never really safe. It's so sad to me! Thank you Thrifymaid.
by Nancy on October 24th, 2009