So long, grandpa

By fcnk - 18/06/2009 02:40 - United States

Today, I took home my grandpa's ashes. I then went out with my grandma, leaving my 5-year-old at home with my 12-year-old. When I got home, my beaming 5-year-old opened the door, covered in white powder. My grandmother asked where all the powder had come from. She pointed to the empty ashbox. FML
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Common sense should have been used here: Keep out of reach of children.

kellster 2

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. :(

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akg98 13

O____O that is so ******* wrong!!

If you didn't tell your kid what was in the jar before hand... Then your kid is an idiot that his great-grandma is probably never want to see again.

fooska 5

You should bring it with you

Don't leave the jar in their reach. And for all those people saying "Don't leave a 5 year old with a 12 year old" it depends on the children. I was watching my little brother at the age of 12, and he was four. Nothing ever happened. If your 12 year old let this happen, that's where we have a problem. I would never have let this happen, and he never would've done that. So, OP, YDI for leaving it in his reach and leaving a unbehaved 5 year old with an irresponsible 12 year old. But also just know that it was a mistake and they're children.

NEVER leave kids alone that are under 16 years old, not only is that child endangerment but you deserve them getting into the ashes. I feel sorry for your deceased grandfather for his ashes be ruined due to your negligence

RampagingBoner 12

Just hope they didn't eat any of that grandpapa

I would've beat the **** out of my kid