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philbravery

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Q: What to do with those Pesky Kids ?

Well since I can't copy and paste with widows bloody 8 this is the short version . Well China has opened a Dump your unwanted Child program . They built a garden Shed with a air conditioner and a alarm that tells the staff after about 10 minutes to give the dumper time to get away. I said it before You need a license to Drive a car even in China but not to have Kids . I guess that it is one way to cuts back on the Christmas Shopping bill. the full story I saw was on www.ninemsn.com.au

12 years 15 weeks ago in Family & Kids - China

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Dumping a kid in a safe place beats dumping the kids in a river. I think similar solutions has saved children in other countries too.

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