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maybe you should have threatened to kill them...
Wow. Obviously the kid gets it from his parents. If she called you a bitch right in front of him what else do you think goes on at home?
Everyone's special in their own way. :D Next time pinch the little brat--give him something to act up about.
You actually wanted to be a pediatrician?
oooh fyl OP
I bet you like the thought of killing don't you 8?
Did anyone else notice that there was no space between "special." and FML?
25, I'll blame that one on the common "typographical error" people always seem to blame their own incorrect spelling, wording, grammar, punctuation and whatever else. But last time I checked, I was sure the quotes were after the period... Perhaps they noticed and fixed it or I could be wrong.
Kid needs a kick in the face
the op could be american, hence the period within the quotation marks. >< |the kid|
skroal!!!!!!!!!! I thought u were banned! ur back :) OP , it's okay, just one kid.
Op is from Washington 0.o
Bubbelz, the quotation mark should be placed after the punctuation. The OP was correct before the FML staff "fixed" it.
In America we do stuff like "this." The reason we do it is because printing presses could easily damage periods/full stops, but not quotation marks, since the part was bigger. Seriously, I think it's stupid too. The British way makes more sense, and I am generally inclined to follow it, since I'm a computer programmer, and the American way is ambiguous sometimes.
25, the punctuation goes before the quotation marks
good point
good point
I'm late, but in American English the punctuation mark at the end of the sentence is supposed to go inside the quotations. Not that it matters.
parents need to teach their children proper manners. it's ****** ridiculous
132 you're an idiot :) Anyway OP should have checked beforehand whether or not the kid was special. Aren't you supposed to know the patients that are coming in? Like with charts or something?
Paediatrics is correct too.
Kill it kill it with fire
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Show it anywaywell now THEEERES a story for ya!
hahaha looser
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Show it anywayI agree with 48. He (or she) could not have fought back or they'd get in some serious shit. Shutup you stupid child.
10- It's idiots like you that make adults think all kids are stupid. Thanks for upholding the bad reputation people our age have...
I think #10 is a prime candidate for an ass-whipping. Kids have TOO much power in this country, and this is why they think they can act like little bad-asses. Consider yourself lucky that you don't live in the Caribbean, #10. Down there, if you act up, ANY adult can beat your ass. With an attitude like yours, 10, you'd catch a beating every other day.
Dear God 10 you are a waste of space. It's people like you that are the reason why most people hate us 13-15 year olds.
I was just joking. Sheesh..
Wow, what a brat. After it was all over, you should have called security or something.
Coulda been a zombie...?
I agree with #4 .
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Show it anywayOP most likely assumed the patient was special after being bitten, which is a reasonable assumption if you're being attacked by a thirteen year old. Four year olds fight violently against shot? Not special. Thirteen year fights violently enough to throw a chair at someone and bite them? Most likely special. By the time you're thirteen, it IS unreasonable for you to commit assault, for any reason. If the mother wasn't aghast, the only logical explanation is that he's special, so he doesn't know better, right? right.
Umm, no, it's not OP's fault, they didn't screw up anything. It us very possible that the child has a very severe needle phobia, but at 13, that's no excuse. They should be better behaved at that age, and that is why OP assumed the child was "special."
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Wow, what a brat. After it was all over, you should have called security or something.
yeah well they just piss me off