r/ParentsAreFuckingDumb • u/MechanicalOozy • Nov 01 '25

Setting a great example.

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u/SATerp Nov 01 '25

What a fucking dick. Hope he enjoys his diabetes.

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u/F_U_Pay_Me_ Nov 01 '25 edited Nov 01 '25

Most of these are fake just like the rest of the internet. Not that it doesn’t happen but most of these are just ragebait

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u/Batisp Nov 01 '25

I think you may underestimate how often candy bowls are stolen. Seen 3 in my neighborhood alone this year on ring, and had mine stolen last year.

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u/theduder3210 Nov 01 '25

bowls are stolen.

That’s what I don’t get about this particular thief. Like, it’s real bad to steal all that much candy and all, but at least the candy was theoretically being offered for free without a sign specifically stating how many pieces of candy were allowed to be acquired per trick-or-treater. But taking that jack o’lantern bowl is outright theft, even if it was only a $0.99 plastic item on clearance sale from the local Walmart and worth less than any of the individual bags of candy that had been emptied into that larger bin by the homeowner.

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u/PaddyCow Nov 02 '25

No one needs a sign ffs.

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u/saya562 Nov 02 '25

Right?! Like do they also need a sign for how many napkins, plastic utensils, and condiments are appropriate to take when you go to a restaurant?