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By imnotastranger - 09/05/2014 03:01
If you scare your daughter you shouldn't watch it with her at home. Is football more important than your daughter, really? My compliments though, on getting such a clever child.
Try code 4357.
Lmfaooo I'd kill for a little sister like that
Parents these days: they're to afraid to punish their children. Sounds like someone needs a good ass-whoopin, and some parents need to be properly educated on how to discipline their children.
I'd kill that kid. that sucks for you op have fun tryin together the code.
Really? Playing with buttons until it set the parent lock = death penalty? That seems fair.
PWNT!!!
People taking this post wayyy to seriously. Its kinda a cute story, obviously the kid is fairly smart for a four year old too :)
your daughter is a winner!
When I was six, I found out that chewing tobacco can lead to mouth cancer. I went around the house and collected every single can of it I could find and hid them in my room. Why? I was scared my dad would get cancer and die. When kids feel like no one cares about their fears, they take things into their own hands. I don't agree with those who keep jumping to "punish her!" yet, but you do need to make it clear that a punishment will happen if she does it again. It might also be a good idea to take her to a local high school football game, to help her get used to it. Above all she needs to know that the yelling during a game is normal and not directed at her.
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someone needs to learn good behavior.
Your child is a genius!