OK, fair enough.  I can understand why people may think contacting the Police was a better option.   Contacting the school was the next best option, so there is really nothing to be critical of.

Thanks for the laughs siggie. Always a pleasure to entertain you, but now I'm off to work, and then pick up my grandies for a sleepover.

No attempt was made to contact emergency services first.......

Nothing but a disingenuous complaint.

Millions of kids will be waving their toy guns in the air today.........

Because they can.......and it's legal.

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@siggie-reported-by-alarmists wrote:

Millions of kids will be waving their toy guns in the air today.........

 

Because they can.......and it's legal.

 

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Toy guns will have to be licenced in QLD under new firearms law. 

Incorrect storage carries a penalty of $750.

The Victorian law is relatively new but  ignorantia legis neminem excusat

Good morning Meep.

You did the right thing, Twinks!

Hi Will  

Well, you can argue with one but then you'd have to ask, who is more stupid?

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@**meep** wrote:

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@siggie-reported-by-alarmits wrote:

Millions of kids will be waving their toy guns in the air today.........

 

Because they can.......and it's legal.

 

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Toy guns will have to be licenced in QLD under new firearms law. 

 

Incorrect storage carries a penalty of $750.

 

The Victorian law is relatively new but  ignorantia legis neminem excusat

 

 

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How ridiculous......... It's nearly 2014......hows that idea coming along. (From 2010). 

Kids can legally wave their toy guns around.......whether you approve or not.