HORRIFIED David Cameron got home from a Sunday lunch with family and friends — and discovered he had left his eight-year-old daughter in the pub.

TO ALL,
IS THIS CHILD ABUSE OR NOT.
the white rose

EDIT: yeah, it's that bad

Last Edited by Troop on 06/11/2012 11:49 AM

Um, noooooooo. Its an honest mistake. Same thing happened to me when I was a kid. I was like three, at a picnic with family and they left to go home without me. I was at the playground and they loaded up the food and my brother and left without me. I came back and found the picnic table empty and they were not around. I asked a lady eating with her family to help me find my mom. She took me by the hand table to table and I saw them pull back up, apparently my brother said, hey, where is she? They were great parents, just a little scatterbrained.

Britain is ion good hands...

Y'all sleep well tonight!

Whatever gets you through the night...

Sort of defeats the purpose of drinking and dashing when you leave the little one behind.

Well if there was drinking involved, its understandable. I once left one of my kids sitting in a shopping cart as I loaded the groceries into the car. I got in the car and started it, began to back out, then saw my toddler sitting in the cart seat. Fortunately no one else saw it, and he was too little to tell anyone. At least I didn't get all the way home before I realized I'd left him in the cart.

great!

'honey, where did I put the nuclear briefcase? I'm sure I had it in Asda!'

This could happen to anyone, too many modern distractions.

If "HE" was in the process of getting a Divorce in the US, being a male, the Court would Declare Him to be an UNFIT PARENT and not only would he be forever AUTOMATICALLY DENIED any chance of even Joint Custody they would also DENY HIM UNSUPERVISED VISITATION!!

If it was a "she" versus a "he" in a similar US Domestic Court situation ... Well that's OK, people are forgetful.