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and the windows. I found a child crawling out of a groundfloor window once; not to mention the one that climbed over the railings on the first floor, fell and flattened the disabled woman who lived on the ground floor. |
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po you could put this on your cat so you know when the little bugger is trying to slope off. |
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Just get leashes -- they're cheaper. |
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you ever been tied to a toddler? pain in the arse. its like you a prison escort for a drunk midget. not fun. |
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You're both misguided. Ball and chain is the way forward. Preferably heavy enough so that the troublesome tot can't get anywhere without a deal of noise and effort. Excellent to develop leg power and balance too. Alternate legs and before long, you'll have a track and field star on your hands. |
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[etherman] The toddler doesn't have to be tied to you, I was thinking of a chair or table, or you could add some hooks into your wall for easy placement in any room.
And if you want a track and field star, use bungee cords instead of a normal leash, the toddler still won't be able to go anywhere but they'll get a great work out trying. |
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//A system like that would definitely have saved a few lives around here// |
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And around here too, for sure. About two months ago, my cousin's neighbour ran over a 3 year old who had wandered out of the house as his nanny fell asleep. He wasn't speeding, he was driving slowly within the limits of a private residencial area. |
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Such accidents are unforgiveable. [+] |
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