Cliff Gerstman 18 Jun 2007
#1I feel bad for this girl, and dad is what I call a well intentioned moron.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yR0MDs_Y2MQ
This is why I always tell the kids when I perfrom in shows not to try my stuff at home.
I was just shaking my head at that one, really didn't need a rotary tool to to do the job. Pliers and a screw driver and pry apart the hinge would have worked faster.
Margarette 19 Jun 2007
#3....about as embarrassing as the time I got the wheels of a toy truck tangled in my hair. I was 9 years old at the time! Fortunately, there was no one around except my aunt who helped me get it untangled...and no one ever had to know what happened. That is our little secret!
Margarette
Bruce thomson 20 Jun 2007
#4My fave so far is the one with an Indianapolis corrections officer explaining how handcuffs are applied. I just love the term 'noncompliant'.
Cliff Gerstman 20 Jun 2007
#5Margarette,
I am still wondering how you escaped the cuffs when your brother locked you to the bed... Did you just slip out? You saved yourself a miserable time at the end of your Dad's rotary tool. LOL
Margarette 21 Jun 2007
#6Cliff,
I'm wondering the same thing, too! I don't think I just slipped out of the cuffs because I remember struggling with them for at least half an hour. My brother would have made sure that it would require the use of the key. All I know is that I couldn't holler for my dad because of the rule that we didn't wake my parents up on the weekend.
Margarette