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Old 19-10-2005, 16:32   #13
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Re: Toddler's Brave Survival

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Originally Posted by Pierre
Don't quite know what that has to with his mothers death.

Yes, it is a reflection on todays society, I have to admit I have quite a few elderly neighbours but sometimes I don't see them for days on end. I can honestly say that if I hadn't my next door but two, or next door but three neigbours for 2-3 weeks I wouldn't be kicking the door in or calling the police.
That the problem people right know could be living next door to a dead neighbour because they've not seen then they haven't knock to see if there OK. I would knock on the door, its better to be laughed/or sworn at by the neighbour if they are in.
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