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That "mother" has a lot of nerve threatening to sue you over that...what a B****! SHE needs to teach her little brat a thing or 2 about etiquette...the kid deserved to be scared...maybe that'll teach them to ring the bell ONCE!
wow. You are gonna waste your time sueing someone over a pair of whitey tighties.
Didn't you explain & apologize? I don't do Halloween anymore, too old to be bothered! Apparently, we had an Indian in the neighborhood shooting his toy bow & arrows at cars & houses! I found the arrows littering the road & driveways and the bow in my driveway! Luckily, they're the suction cup ones!
kid can dish it but he cant take it. thats what halloweens about. he shouldn't be out if he's so sensitive to that.
That kid is the one who deserved it. I handed out candy last night, no more than 10 kids said "trick or treat" and not one said thank you. If someone is giving you free candy, the least you can do is be polite and patient.
If a kid wets himself every time he's startled or scared, he's way too young to be taken trick-or-treating.
Really? You have to be a bully and make a kid cry and wet himself? Is it possible to open the door and say "Please don't do that"? Just remember, karma is a bitch, much like yourself!
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How can she sue you for that? It's ******* Halloween
Hey, he got what he deserved! It was only a scare anyway.