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Jan 10, 2024
9:42:29am

CarolinaCoug All-American

Eyewitness testimony in cases for court.. your son an example of how crappy it

Is and how people's memory should not be considered very much at all

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CarolinaCoug

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My 8th grade son had his iphone for exactly one day before coming home yesterday and reporting it got stolen while he

Goliath CB users union organizer

Jan 10, 9:31am

He won't realize the trauma he caused his parents until his own child does this.

NumbersGuy

Jan 10, 9:33am

No Harm, No Foul.

Q-grr

Jan 11, 8:11pm

Mom Dad I swear that's how it went down.

DJROSS

Jan 10, 9:34am

Oops, and evidently he's not supposed to have it out of his locker while at school (this was in gym class)

Goliath

Jan 10, 9:34am

I feel like that would have been me in 8th grade.

Cougar-Duck

Jan 10, 9:34am

Honestly, that could be me tomorrow, except I'm too old to play basketball now.

BoiseBlue

Jan 10, 9:42am

Yep, that's a typical story. Bet he learned a lesson from it

Jan 10, 9:34am

What a strange way to learn your son has superpowers. Either time traveling

ryebrye

Jan 10, 9:40am

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BoiseBlue

Jan 10, 9:41am

Eyewitness testimony in cases for court.. your son an example of how crappy it

Jan 10, 9:42am

Totally depends on the person.

Gigo

Jan 10, 10:12am

that's hilarious... and typical

Jan 10, 9:44am

It's not just the brains of 8th grade boys. I love watching ladies come out of stores wandering around the parking lot

ManicBlue

Jan 10, 9:48am

My 8th grader hasn't graduated from burners. Gonna be a few more years

deejo

Jan 10, 9:49am

Yeah... Don't understand buying a teenager an iPhone. Seems like a poor choice.

BYUtka

Jan 10, 9:54am

I have 6 children. I've spent too much time searching for things they have lost

Belboz

Jan 10, 9:50am

Same problem. A few years ago I implemented a policy. "OK son you lost ****. If I start looking for it now and find

SaturdaySpecialDay

Jan 10, 9:53am

Two days ago, my 9 year-old daughter couldn't find her little ear bud case

Belboz

Jan 10, 9:59am

I love that kids automatically go the conspiracy route. Mom must have thrown

marticorp

Jan 10, 10:26am

Activate “Find My” ASAP. Would have saved you the headache.

Iman23

Jan 10, 9:58am

You know it never ends right?

OmahaOmaha

Jan 10, 9:59am

This is like my wife and daughters going into a department store and when they

Parker Schnabel

Jan 10, 10:42am

"Dad, I DEFINITETLY put it right here. ...... but maybe over there. Okay, it was over there."

Bob Vance

Jan 10, 11:54am

School Admin here

collin7

Jan 10, 11:58am

Yes it does. The cameras are a blessing and a curse. So much time spent

O Gaucho

Jan 10, 12:22pm

Sorry!

Goliath

Jan 10, 12:41pm

I must have been just as bad as my kids, but I still wonder what exactly drove

Jan 10, 12:27pm

Hey! I got one of those. You described him perfectly.

Flippy

Jan 10, 2:09pm

Why didn’t Find My iPhone work? It seems like that is the bigger problem

IBC

Jan 10, 6:31pm

My 6th graders watch (to his credit it lasted a couple months)

Cooouuugs

Jan 11, 4:48pm

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