So long, grandpa
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Show it anywayshouldn't the OP raise his kids right in the first place?
who in the hell play's with another person's ashes? your'e a creepy necropheliac.
#179, your grammar is atrocious, and your understanding of what "necrophilia" entails is sorely lacking.
grandpa is fun to play with
Fun to play with. Not to eat
Common sense should have been used here: Keep out of reach of children.
Grandpa always did have a way with kids.
that is ******* sick. fail:( second o_o
You forget that 5-year-olds can be pretty damn determined if they want to get at something. I know I sure as hell was at that age. And who locks up the remains of one of their dead relatives? I doubt the OP expected her daughter to cover herself in the ashes of her dead grandfather.
:O OH MY GOD D:
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eww!
That is so awful. Why the hell did you leave something that important where your five-year-old could get at it?? Why was she not informed that this was an absolutely hands-off item? Why was she beaming? There is so much wrong with this. Your poor, poor grandmother. :(
i'm honestly very sorry for your loss, but you shouldn't have left your kids home alone with something that important within the reach of a five year old. sorry, hope you feel better
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Common sense should have been used here: Keep out of reach of children.
That is so awful. Why the hell did you leave something that important where your five-year-old could get at it?? Why was she not informed that this was an absolutely hands-off item? Why was she beaming? There is so much wrong with this. Your poor, poor grandmother. :(