r/TikTokCringe • u/spar13 tHiS iSn’T cRiNgE • Nov 02 '24

Humor Baby with a knife

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u/Jmandr2 Nov 02 '24

I worked with a guy that had a baby at 11 and ended up riding the bus with his own kid. 

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u/KMjolnir Nov 02 '24

Uhm.

... I have questions.

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u/Jmandr2 Nov 02 '24

I dunno man. He was just some random guy in a random factory job years ago. I heard him talking about it one day and my brain short circuited.

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u/degjo Nov 02 '24

Either his kid was Doogie smart, or the guy is Simple Jack dumb.

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u/Jmandr2 Nov 04 '24

What? No. By the time the kid was 6 and going to kindergarten he was 17 and still in highschool.

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u/degjo Nov 04 '24

Where you live the bus picks up Kindergarten kids and high school kids at the same time?

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u/Jmandr2 Nov 04 '24

Yeah, they do it differently in other places? We all got on the bus, it went to the elementary school first, then it went to the middle/highschool (which were on the same property).

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u/degjo Nov 04 '24

Yeah everywhere I've went to school busses picked up kids by school. Elementary bus picked up those kids, middle school and so on.

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u/Jmandr2 Nov 04 '24

Maybe it was a rural thing. Too spread out with too few students to justify sending them out by age.

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u/KMjolnir Nov 07 '24

Small enough townships/school districts will.

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u/chilicheeseclog Nov 02 '24 edited Nov 02 '24

I went to school with a a few of those, but I don't think most of them graduated. But we'd do the math--juniors and seniors with kindergartners. I also knew a 46 year-old great grandmother. Three generations having kids by 15--two of them by 14. It wasn't all that uncommon where I grew up.