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Dumbest. Idea. EVER.

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Balt

Lifer
Article in the local paper.

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Wouldn't a teenager who wanted to break curfew just remove the sticker? Or do parents have to sneak it onto the car somewhere?
 
Uh.. lol...

Like that is really going to work. Kids will just stick a piece of tape over the sticker for the night or something.

Besides.. I do believe, at least here in Oregon, if you are in a vehicle.. curfew does not apply.
 
Originally posted by: Hammer
After a third time, an affidavit can be signed for the arrest of the parents, Mullins said.
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lol
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Exactly. They want parents to voluntarily put a sticker on their child's car that will allow them (the parents) to be arrested? I don't know whether to laugh or cry, quite frankly.
 
Originally posted by: rbloedow
Why's it stupid? It's actually a good way to enforce the curfew laws.
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I agree, it sounds like a pretty good idea. However, it may be inconvenient for parents that are using the car that their kid normally drives....
 
this is very stupid. i wonder which dumbass would not sneak out anyway just cause there's a STICKER on his car

and i bet the chick who thought of this is ugly as hell.
 
Originally posted by: Balt
Originally posted by: Hammer
After a third time, an affidavit can be signed for the arrest of the parents, Mullins said.
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lol
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Exactly. They want parents to voluntarily put a sticker on their child's car that will allow them (the parents) to be arrested? I don't know whether to laugh or cry, quite frankly.
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really! all you have to do is piss off your kid who's been stopped twice and he/she goes out after curfew to get back at you by getting you arrested!
 
Originally posted by: Joemonkey
Originally posted by: Balt
Originally posted by: Hammer
After a third time, an affidavit can be signed for the arrest of the parents, Mullins said.
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lol
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Exactly. They want parents to voluntarily put a sticker on their child's car that will allow them (the parents) to be arrested? I don't know whether to laugh or cry, quite frankly.
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really! all you have to do is piss off your kid who's been stopped twice and he/she goes out after curfew to get back at you by getting you arrested!
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They'd be disowned and in a boarding school before they could stop laughing
 
Originally posted by: Pers
this is very stupid. i wonder which dumbass would not sneak out anyway just cause there's a STICKER on his car

and i bet the chick who thought of this is ugly as hell.
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I was thinking exactly that the chick who though of this is probably ugly and has no social life.
 
Originally posted by: FeathersMcGraw
Wouldn't a teenager who wanted to break curfew just remove the sticker? Or do parents have to sneak it onto the car somewhere?
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warm soapy water + razor blade = no curfew
 
Originally posted by: WobbleWobble
Originally posted by: Pers
this is very stupid. i wonder which dumbass would not sneak out anyway just cause there's a STICKER on his car

and i bet the chick who thought of this is ugly as hell.
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I was thinking exactly that the chick who though of this is probably ugly and has no social life.
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I smell a fugo.
 
So far I haven't noticed any of the stickers yet. I'll keep an eye out, but I will be genuinely surprised if I ever see one.

Then again, if someone in this town was stupid enough to think of the idea...
 
Why don't the parents just look and see if the kid is at home or not if they don't want them to be out all night?
 
That's weird that the parents put the sticker there and they could end up arrested. It seems an ok idea to me to enforce them, but really curfews are kinda gay anyway. What is this WWII? Kids up past 10 "must be up to no good"? Just kinda silly.
 
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