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July 22, 2004

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Kids can be dangerous for your health Part 257

Sometimes kids can get in the way of the best laid plans. From the SCMP:

When Wong Yee-wan, 32, began work as a waitress in a restaurant not far from her village house in Sai Pin Wai at about 6am, she received a call from her "lovely" son, she said. "Mum, Dad has brought a woman home and they are now in the bedroom," Ms Wong said, recalling what her son told her on the phone.

She immediately hung up the phone and rushed home. As she opened the door, she found her 41-year-old husband, surnamed Kwok, sitting on the sofa with his arms around Lam Oi-ling, 19. The two women started arguing, with Ms Lam allegedly throwing things at Ms Wong, police said.

Memo to self: unplug the phone first.

 posted by Simon on 07.22.04 at 11:04 AM in the




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If your kid is old enough to use the phone (or talk for that matter), then you should be going to her place.

 posted by: S Michael Moore on 07.22.04 at 11:19 AM [permalink]

Yeah. I guess "Daddy's going to be wrestling with his little friend" no longer cut it as an explanation.

 posted by: Helen on 07.22.04 at 05:27 PM [permalink]

"Lam Oi-Ling"? Lamb Oiling? Heh.

Must be her 'professional' name.

 posted by: Jim on 07.22.04 at 09:46 PM [permalink]




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