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I saw that one yesterday LadyScozz,
I don't know if the ages are correct but, I was shocked.
The family obviously thought it was funny or they wouldn't have put it online.

‘A third of the population of Detroit face having their water supplies disconnected because they are unable to pay their bills, a situation that the United Nations has called “an affront to human rights”.

As the bankrupt city struggles to maintain basic services, a moratorium that had suspended water disconnections has been ended, prompting warnings that residents face third-world conditions as they are cut off for non-payment‘.

(The Times.)

I suspect that the charity fundraising ‘ice bucket challenge’ may not be as popular there as it appears to be in the UK.

I have just seen my son doing the ice bucket challenge on facebook. I actually laughed out loud. He was talking non stop whilst he was drowned by two huge buckets of water, he then stood up and politely said THANK YOU.......... <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3



PS

I must just add he is a lawyer so none stop talking comes natural to him :-D :-D :-D

the little girl.........

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQT31Noq1eE

according to the story, her grandfather posted this on YouTube. He must be proud :-S :-0

Hi Scozz,
5 million hits in less than 2 days seems pretty popular :-D

Grandfather needs a slap imo :-0

I thought how cute till...... I have two grt grand daughters aged 2
if any one of them was to say that I'd be wanting to know where
they heard that language.

Emma

I'd be wondering too........ but if grandad is proud of her :-S what will she be like when she's 15? :-0

I showed the clip to DH.... he laughed, then said "That's terrible, her parents must be low-life"

Showed it to my OH Scozz and he could not
believe it, said exactly what I said about wanting
to know where they heard it if it was our girls.

http://metro.co.uk/2014/08/28/swearing-ice-bucket-challenge-toddler-apologises-for-bad-language-after-being-unmasked-4848824/