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Post by Mel (cherry) on Dec 10, 2008 7:35:14 GMT -5
 So it is pouring rain this morning and all the neighborhood kids from my side of the complex wait on my front porch. 5 total. My daughter (who is tiny btw - wearing 4T and she is gonna be 6 in July) is the last one to get on the bus. Well jackass isn't paying extra attention like he should in this weather, let alone regular attention. He shuts the door IN HER FACE and starts driving off with her standing right there. MFer almost ran her over before my screaming and flashing the porch light stopped him. Then the fucker doesn't apologise or anything to me, her mother standing right there. I called the school and reported it.
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Post by rocko on Dec 10, 2008 8:48:30 GMT -5
He is lucky you didn't jump on the bus and whip his ass. I know I would have wanted to. Hopefully they will talk with him and he will at least apologize and be more aware. we had a substitute driver on a route at one of the county schools here. He/she couldn't find the house for one of the younger children. He/She just took the kid back the his last stop and left the kid there. He figured those people could figure out where he lived. Luckily the child who was dropped off there was able to show her parent how to get the the other child's house.  the entire incident was covered up, but the parents of the child wrote into the paper so there was a BIG article!! |
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Post by Mel (cherry) on Dec 10, 2008 9:01:19 GMT -5
He is lucky you didn't jump on the bus and whip his ass. Heh, no joke there......I was half out the door in nothing but shorts and a tanktop and white socks LOL. Maybe that is why he drove off so fast?  WOW!! I can't believe that crap. Left some little kid standing there to find his own way home?? What is this world coming to? I intend to go to the school later on my chore run and see what they intend to do about this incident. This makes at least three "issues" that I know of from parents in my apts. |
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Post by amola on Dec 10, 2008 9:44:59 GMT -5
holy crapola..........the driver is still alive after pulling something like that in front of you? daaammmmmmmnnnnnnnnnn....... i'd definitely be going to the school about it - but at least they don't have much longer in that school, right?  |
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Post by redskyatnight on Dec 10, 2008 9:50:23 GMT -5
Calling the school is the perfect start, but I'd go a little farther. My school district has a transportation department that handles all the bussing. They need to be made aware of it too.
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Post by Mel (cherry) on Dec 11, 2008 7:35:51 GMT -5
Hahahahaha...............okay now that was just funny. When I heard the bus coming, I stepped out on the porch to "supervise" and I will tell you I have NEVER EVER seen him so careful and slow before. Usually he seems to be in such a hurry that as soon as the last foot touches the step, he is off.  Not today though. He came slowly to a stop and made sure to wait and watch carefully as they all got on. Then he looked like he was gonna wait for them all to sit down, but he eased forward really slowly till they did. Hmmmmmm now I wonder what cause his sudden change of heart?   I sure hope he doesn't think he has heard the end of it though... |
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Post by amola on Dec 11, 2008 8:24:08 GMT -5
lol did the school say anything after you went in and raised hell? i can't remember if i talked to you before or after that yesterday.........  i'm still surprised that junior princess didn't haul off and punch him in the face after she got on the bus yesterday........ ;D |
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Post by rocko on Dec 11, 2008 8:43:07 GMT -5
hunh....it is amazing how one's behavior can change so quickly.
Hopefully this new found wisdom of trying not to run of the children will stick to the idiot.
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Post by Mel (cherry) on Dec 11, 2008 10:37:45 GMT -5
Yeah no joke me too, she is onry enough to have done so. Well when I went in to verify yesterday I was told that the principal was out and they would be talking to her today. So I figure I will take another trip up there to check up and make sure that it was taken care of.  |
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