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Places to take your kids

Since summer is coming, and we all know that means that thousands of little ones will be stuck in the care of their idiot parents, I figured it was a good time to remind folks of places they shouldn't take their kids. Sadly, for Chuck Parker and Simone Stevens this post is a little to late to help them, but maybe they have some relatives out there, or friend or perfect strangers that have never even heard of them who just might stumble on the post and take two seconds to read this. Then, perhaps those new idiots will learn not to take their kids to certain places. I'd cross my fingers and say that perhaps these losers will decide not to go to these places themselves- but I really feel that would be pushing it pretty far, after all these are low life idiots we're talking about.

Place number one to not take your child to:

Your road trip to the local drug dealers house.

I shouldn't have to tell anyone the dangers of taking your kids on a drug run... but here it goes:

Police said a mother and father were arrested during a crack bust, and had their children with them in the car at the time of the bust.The two were among a handful of people arrested during an undercover drug bust over the weekend.In addition to drug charges, Chuck Parker and Simone Stevens face chares of endangering the welfare of a child.Police said the children, ages 5-years- and 3-months-old, were in the car when their parents conducted the alleged drug deal around 4:00 p.m. Sunday.
IQ tests for those who want to be parents?? Please? Cause I'm really starting to think it's about time we put a stop to the stupidity of folks who just breed for the fun of it, while having no intention of ever attempting to be anything that resembles a real parent.
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