Discipline

[genlock]

OK, now.
How many of us have not been disciplined by being burned by cigarettes or cigars?





MOUNDSVILLE, W.Va. -- A West Virginia woman has been charged with child abuse and assault after being accused of burning the word "wimp'' into her 6-year-old daughter's neck with a cigarette.

Tammy Smith is charged with five counts of child abuse and five counts of malicious assault, all felonies. The 43-year-old Smith is being held in jail on $50,000 bond. The daughter has been placed in foster care.

Moundsville police Detective Shawn Allman said that the girl told authorities that her mother burned her because she was angry because the child had tripped and fell. He also noted that Smith even dotted the "i.'' An employee of the child's school noticed the burns and contacted state social workers, who contacted local police on Wednesday. The girl has been placed in foster care.

[cgarison]

Oh. The torture methods that are so, so illegal that I could use to permanently brand, chemically etch, engrave, emboss, tattoo the words "Bad Mother $ucker" (Pulp Fiction reference) all over her body for doing that to an innocent child.

[Clay JD Walker]

Jay used to burn me with his cigs when I wouldn't arrive on time with his cokes and smokes...I still have a slight bee sting scars on my left arm...

[Larkin Ocho Cinco]

It is so sad that any two morons can have a kid.
Just sickening.

[AmpedNow]

This makes me so mad...

[Big Media]

Words escape me. That woman should have her reproductive organs confiscated to ensure this can't happen to another child.

[Jay Nunley]

Jay used to burn me with his cigs when I wouldn't arrive on time with his cokes and smokes...I still have a slight bee sting scars on my left arm...

You are not a child. Also, you stopped showing up late with my cokes and smokes. It worked.

[ashton]

I'm starting to feel bad about an old call starter about how parents punish.. Too real now.