gta for real
 

My favorite part
officer: "you dont think your going to get punished for this"
kid: "just a lil bit maby like no video games for a whole weekend"
:rolleyes:

http://break.com/index/grand-theft-auto-7-year-old.html

*sigh* Sad. Very sad.

Ironically, there's an ad for Grand Theft Auto IV next to the clip.

The grandmother has custody of the kid - presumably because the mother is unfit to raise a child. No dad in sight. The grandmother comes home and says she notices her keys and the car are missing. So two 7 year olds were being left at home, alone.

Pretty tough for a kid in that kind of environment.

I think we must have been 7 or 8 the first time we started my mother's car, a huge Peugeot 504 estate. It started up in gear and whacked into the back of our caravan LOL. He is right, it looks like fun when you're a kid, and the truth is that it is fun.

They look like respectable people to me, am sure she'll sort him out.

That grandmother has her hands full. No remorse from that kid at all. None.

I feel sorry for the grandmother. I hate to say it, but the kid is probably already "well on his way..."

". . .been around the world and found that only stupid people are breeding - the cretins cloning and feeding. . ."

---Harvey Danger

This is what happens when people let their kids watch Spongebob...

:p

I don't think it's too out of the ordinary... IMHO it wouldn't be such a big deal if it weren't for the GTA hoopla.
Up until I was maybe 12 years old, my father was pretty big into motorcycles. Once, when I was probably about 6 or 7, my dad brought me along when he went to a shop. They had several snowmobiles in the showroom, and that was the first time I had ever seen one in person.
Well, seeing as how they were the only things I was tall enough to sit on, I hopped onto one, grabbed hold of the bars, and started making the expected VROOM VROOM noises. At some point I must have started flipping switches and pressing all of the buttons, because all of a sudden that thing fired up, right in the middle of the showroom. I'll be damned if that wasn't the loudest, scariest thing I'd ever seen, and I hadn't the slightest idea how to shut it off...
I learned right then and there not to mess with stuff I don't know how to drive.

Granny had some nice wheels on that ride!

Yeah, nice 22" Chromes the granny had.

<----- Ignores the massive white elephant in the room.

LOL, it's true!

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