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| Mar 20th, 2003 05:45 PM | |||
| pjalne | Wow. A landscape timber in a driveway. Quite the driveway, I imagine. | ||
| Mar 20th, 2003 05:41 PM | |||
| davinxtk |
"Pieces of wood" can be of any size, specifically a size that would make this woman look like a COMPLETE moron, as opposed to a victim of an "epidemic." A landscape timber just sounds bigger. |
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| Mar 20th, 2003 05:38 PM | |||
| pjalne | Yeah, I was wondering the same thing. Is it the new politically-correct term for 'baby smashed by car'? | ||
| Mar 20th, 2003 05:31 PM | |||
| FS | What is landscape timber, anyway? Don't regular people just call that "pieces of wood"? | ||
| Mar 20th, 2003 05:26 PM | |||
| davinxtk |
I refuse to express sympathy for the child or contempt for the mother, becuase I house neither. I think most little kids deserve to be run over. I hate the little brats. Then again, I don't own any, so I may not be the foremost expert on sniveling little shits. |
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| Mar 20th, 2003 10:51 AM | |||
| glowbelly |
george bush's illegitimate love child? 
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| Mar 20th, 2003 10:21 AM | |||
| mburbank | I think thi was a preemptive strike on a toddler who might well have grown up to be a dangerous sociopathic madman. | ||
| Mar 20th, 2003 07:57 AM | |||
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| Mar 20th, 2003 07:12 AM | |||
| Esuohlim |
Because landscape timbers obviously disappear when you run over them the first time.
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| Mar 19th, 2003 09:23 PM | |||
| Jeanette X |
My God! Well if she thought it was landscape timber, why the hell didn't she get out of the car to move it instead of running over it AGAIN?!?! |
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| Mar 19th, 2003 06:45 PM | |||
| Aura |
Re: Mother of the year Quote:
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| Mar 19th, 2003 05:31 PM | |||
| sspadowsky |
Well, what was she supposed to do? Wait for the kid to attack her???? 8-) ________ White Girls live |
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| Mar 19th, 2003 05:21 PM | |||
| Les Waste |
I live about 15 minutes from German Town and this is the first I've heard of this She was obviously running over the 2-year-old in self defense. |
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| Mar 19th, 2003 04:51 PM | |||
| Ninjavenom | That's twisted. Fatty nailed it, too. :O | ||
| Mar 19th, 2003 04:35 PM | |||
| Cap'n Crunch | "I didn't run over my child; he fell out of a tree. He was also a heavy drinker," said the mother of the 2-year-old. | ||
| Mar 19th, 2003 04:20 PM | |||
| Esuohlim |
This was clearly planned out months ahead. "Landscape timber" 
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| Mar 19th, 2003 04:04 PM | |||
| Bennett | NO, it's an epidemic! Look for babies before you back out, They're like the plague! | ||
| Mar 19th, 2003 03:45 PM | |||
| FS |
I'm no police detective, but when you drive over your kid four times, you're TRYING TO KILL HIM. 
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| Mar 19th, 2003 03:28 PM | |||
| Daphne |
Mother of the year Is it really that hard to keep two year olds from leaving the house and being run over? Toddler survives being run over by van four times Associated Press Published March 19, 2003 TODD20 GERMANTOWN, Wis. -- A mother ran over her 2-year-old son four times while backing the family van out of the driveway, but the toddler miraculously survived. Dianne Anthony rode over her son Matthew's chest and legs repeatedly Tuesday with the 4,600-pound van, thinking that a landscape timber near her front lawn was blocking her way, Germantown Police Lt. Peter Hoell said. ``God is watching over this little kid,'' Anthony said. ``It's a miracle. His head is fine, and they don't know if they have to do surgery or not.'' The child was receiving treatment for a broken thigh and liver damage at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin, Anthony said. The boy was crying and had good vital signs when rescuers arrived around 12:10 p.m. at the family's home in suburban Milwaukee, Hoell said. ``It just makes the hair stick up on the back of my neck. I just can't imagine what she's feeling,'' Hoell said of the mother. ``It must be horrific.'' Anthony thought she was hitting the timber because she had struck it on previous occasions, Hoell said. ``She assumed she hit the landscape timber, so she pulled forward and she backed up again,'' he said. ``Unfortunately, it wasn't a landscape timber, it was her 2-year-old child. With the backward and forward motions, she struck him four times.'' Anthony's father, Kenneth Hess, said he was watching his daughter's three young boys while she went to the van to prepare to drive another son to school. Hess had Matthew on his lap, but the boy got off and walked outside with his brother, he said. Child safety expert Janette Fennell called the accident predictable but preventable. She said at least 58 children died after similar accidents last year. ``This is truly an epidemic,'' she said. http://www.startribune.com/stories/1451/3766225.html |
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