gta for real

[porsche930dude]

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"


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

[DonDavis]

*sigh* Sad. Very sad.

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

[the]

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.

[johndglynn]

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.

[Jims5543]

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

[KFC911]

Originally Posted by Jim Cesiro

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..."

[Porsche-O-Phile]

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

---Harvey Danger

[Nathans_Dad]

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

[gtc]

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.

[cgarr]

Granny had some nice wheels on that ride!

[m21sniper]

Yeah, nice 22" Chromes the granny had.

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

[the]

Originally Posted by Nathans_Dad

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

LOL, it's true!