Mother Of Ethan Crumbly Found Guilty

a reply to: chiefsmom

I imagine it would be a good argument but I'm not sure if it would fall flat or not, considering she was still essentially his caregiver regardless of age.

In all honestly, it seems more like the state wanted to have their cake and eat it too with this one.

I could definitely see her being charged with something else if it is thrown out on appeal, though I'm not sure what. Bad, bad precedent set regardless.

Such a catchy song with a great beat and so much pop!
But hell if it doesn't tell the same tale!

a reply to: DontTreadOnMe

If it's across 8 mile Rd, county changes, subs sprawl, farm and lake towns both.Google Earth it. Nice small lake town. Lake Orion, Oxford, Metamora. Romeo, Rochester...hat's all. Close nit.

originally posted by: mysterioustranger
a reply to: DontTreadOnMe

If it's across 8 mile Rd, county changes, subs sprawl, farm and lake towns both.Google Earth it. Nice small lake town. Lake Orion, Oxford, Metamora. Romeo, Rochester...hat's all. Close nit.

I'll back you up there, as it's whereabouts I grew up.

"Metro-Detroit Sprawl" includes Oakland county, which has everything from overpacked cities to farmland and rednecks speaking with a slight yet noticeable draw on dirtroads in the boonies that resemble the southern UP.

a reply to: dothedew

And...not that it's a bad thing!✌️

So....Mom gets charged but Dad gets off scott free and no one else makes mention of this discrepancy?

And you talk about the War on Women.

Pffffft.

originally posted by: GENERAL EYES
So....Mom gets charged but Dad gets off scott free and no one else makes mention of this discrepancy?

And you talk about the War on Women.

Pffffft.

Discrepancy? Interesting take

If the dad was found guilty but not the mom would there still be a discrepancy?

a reply to: Vermilion

Both parents should be equally culpable.

I don't play War of the Sexes.

Sorry to disappoint.

Not true. Dad is also charged but his trial doesn’t start till march.
a reply to: GENERAL EYES

a reply to: chiefsmom

when i was 4 years old my daddy brought home a
.30-.30 lever action deer rifle,,,,, cowboy model

WOOOOO-HOOOOO
i was roaming the house with it
pretend shooting my teddy bears and
little green plastic army guys,
cocking the lever back n forth was the best part

now, i knew the gun was real, and unloaded
and my dad woulda whupt my *ss
if i so much as pointed it at someones leg or butt
i was a good shot even back then too
and had FULL UNRESTRICTED ACCESS
to as much ammo as you could shoot

a rifle on top of the doorway,
shotgun behind the door, both always loaded

my friends often went behind our houses (in the woods)
shooting bottles and cans, hot wheels, quarters
and army men... and NO ONE ever got shot
everyone was friends with everyone
and most of us were in boyscouts
we were pretty wild back then,
half our parents drank alot, 1/3rd bikers
we had our fair share too

people physically interacted and helped each other
not TEXTING or now even worse just hitting the
smiley face/emotion button,

now people no longer talk/text,
just the damn emotion emoji's

too many one-child families
they never learn to share, or get along with someone
never learn diplomacy, always expect to get what they want
problems socializing, loners, anxiety in crowds
dont understand the meaning of NO

the bigger the family the better
and community gatherings are a must
the more we help each other, the better off we ALL will be

a reply to: Budwub

Ok, just chicken.

There might be extenuating circumstances at play.

I'm busy offline a lot lately.

Thanks for the update.