Chris Leckness

Ok, so this really has NOTHING to do with Aximsite or a Dell Axim, but I am happy so you "get" to hear it! :) --- on the other hand, the same priciples can apply to kids and Axims too, so remote association.

OK, if you are interested, I have a story for you. It spans a couple postings in the past, but winds up being solved today!

• My daughter wanted an iPod. I posted about this here : Gearing up my Wife and thoughts about kids and iPods
• Next, she gets it taken away by the School, then the School loses it : Case of the Missing iPod Nano : Don't give kids iPods!
• Now the case is solved! Unlikely Success Story - Kids and iPods

How cool is this?

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phendric

Wow - a good story, but not one that you'd expect to turn out like that. It made for a good read, though!

And I'm glad that your daughter got her iPod back again. I bet she'll think twice about taking it to school again!

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diducmeb4

You should hunt down the punk kid who stole it and break each of his fingers by twisting with a pair of pliers!

stevenator65

Make the kid's parents apologize. You lost 6 months of use of the ipod. That kid's fingers should be twisted with a freakin' pair of pliers!

Chris Leckness

No need. No Need. At least the kid confessed. That is honorable. Getting it taken up would have lost it, but the school wouldn't have known it was my daughters without him confessing. He did wrong grabbing it in the 1st place, but I believe things will turn out in the long run.

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kulnet

Well, all is well that ends well. Good story Chris. Thanks for sharing.

matt_90048

it seems to me retarded that kids cannot carry cell phones to school. i mean what if there is an emergency - you are out of luck - cause my high school police was all ladies age 65 and over and armed with nothing.

Graham2456

Don't mess with the over 65's.
"Old age and treachery will always overcome youth and ability".