I fail to see how keeping a round in the chamber and leaving your purse, that has a fucking gun in it, near your child isn't irresponsible as fuck... I mean seriously.
I fail to see how keeping a round in the chamber and leaving your purse, that has a fucking gun in it, near your child isn't irresponsible as fuck... I mean seriously.
What i'm wondering is at 2 years old, the kid probably doesn't know what happened, so I wonder how long they will keep the truth from him (if they actually tells him the truth one day)
You recall events from 2 years old?
god damn it rata why you gotta be like this
/sigh
yes, keeping a gun in your purse near an unattended child is irresponsible.
that is correct and obvious.
what isn't obvious is if it was a revolver or a semi-automatic, which i covered in my statement... if it was a relover, well there ya go, if it was a semi-automatic, then having a round in the chamber like that is EVEN worse....
probably not making my point but yeah, shit sucks
They been discussing that article already for half the page.
Your post was
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as fuq.
Worse than that. He made a whole new thread. turrible!
Not I, but some people can. It's also much easier for them to remember when it's something crazy that happens (i.e fire, freak accident, killing your mom). They're not entire memories but bits and pieces.
I understand that ShepardG, you also made my point. Shit was irresponsible.
I have some memories when I was two. One being having a temper tantrum in my crib trying to climb out it. Another is when I was teething I used to bite the wood on the crib. Some parts were soft and it felt good, some were hard and it was jarring.
You can definitely have bits of memory from that age.
There is also a huge developmental difference between a baby who just turned two and one who is about to turn three. No idea where this kid is on that time frame.
earliest memory i have was walking down the street to a neighbors house and waiting on the couch, playing with the tassels on a pillow by braiding them while my mom chatted with the neighbor. Also remember talking to a girl earlier that day, asking if i could pop the bubble wrap she had. <_< I was talking complete sentences, so I guess i don't remember shit before like... age 7 at least lol.
It really depends on the person. Or on galvanizing memories during those years really. My parents and sister were killed in a fire when I was four, I have very vivid memories of that night, but little of the adoption process after. I remember moving to America, but little again till school. I would lean to think a 2 yr old couldn't really process what even happened, but who knows really.
I don't know, depending on how it went down, images from the aftermath of the shooting may be vivid enough to stick.
Brains are also amazing about filling in the holes, too. It is very possible even if he doesn't remember, once he's told what happened his brain will create the memory.
Damn these people got a hold of some bad juju.
Girlfriend of man shot by Ohio police in Walmart dies in car crash
The girlfriend of a man shot dead by police while he was holding a BB gun at an Ohio Walmart has died in a car accident, a lawyer for the man's family said on Friday.
Ga. police chief told dispatcher he shot wife moving gun in bed
Not florida for once.A police chief in Georgia told a 911 dispatcher he accidentally shot his wife while moving a handgun that was in their bed, according to a recording released Friday.
The article doesn't mention it, but didn't he shoot her twice?