By NoSpirit - 01/11/2012 08:20

Today, in the spirit of Halloween and to get back at a child who repeatedly pressed the doorbell until I showed up, I quickly opened the door and yelled "Boo!" The child ended up being carried away crying with wet pants by a mother threatening to sue. FML
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jessicadarcyd 4

How can she sue you for that? It's ******* Halloween

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iOceanus 18

Hey, he got what he deserved! It was only a scare anyway.

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_wraith 15

Everything is wrong in this scenario -.-;

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JustASmallTownBo_fml 7

I don't get why the parent was allowing the kid to ring more than a time or two. I'm 17, and when I was a little trick or treated, my mom always made sure we remembered that it was nice of people to give out candy and not an obligation. If their lights were on, but didn't answer, time to move to the next house. If we didn't show common courtesy, we were done trick or treating Why do we have to just chalk this up to childhood excitement? If the mother was doing her job properly, there would be no issues.

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legojud 5

That little ****** got what he deserves.

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MaryPoppins88 14

Because you scared them on Halloween lol! Yea right she won't be able to do anything

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picturescrazy 24

She shouldn't have taken him out trick-or-treating if she didn't want him to get scared. If she actually tries to sue you, I think she wins for being the stupidest ***** of the year.

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portcaveman 5

people don't have the halloween spirit anymore. all people just want money

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TheyCallMeDamien 17

The kid's a wimp. There I said it.

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wubbazugg 5

Lol. You can sue for anything these days. Emotional/psychological damage, therapy bills, not to mention cost of clothing could be under the "owed by defendant to plaintiff" column.

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