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An Early Lesson In Relibility?

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ToraToraTora | 10:38 Tue 20th Jan 2015 | News
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http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-cornwall-30876360
I know what it's like to pay for someone who does not turn up. I personally couldn't bothered to sue but I applaud the party organiser here.
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It's clearly not about the money or being out of pocket. The money was spent whether the kid turned up or not. It's just a way of pointing out what ignorant *** the non-attendees were.
00:00 Wed 21st Jan 2015
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Who is going to suffer from this?
The two boys who are not responsible for their parents.
00:24 Wed 21st Jan 2015
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Yes Daisy the boys are going to bear the brunt of this, probably right through their time at that school.
00:28 Wed 21st Jan 2015
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A perfect example by the parents to show their children precisely the wrong way to go about things.
00:29 Wed 21st Jan 2015
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Daisy....you must have seen, as I have, the parents fighting and warring while the children wander off arm in arm all forgotten......☺
00:35 Wed 21st Jan 2015
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Yes Ludwig is bang on, clearly not enforceable just a way of showing how dissappointed the organisers were with the rudeness of the parents of the potential attendee in question.
10:43 Wed 21st Jan 2015

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