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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Just reading the sleepover thread and wanted to hear from folks on whether this was a usual practice in their culture.  I'll start- from West Africa and we do not do sleep overs.  For fear of daughters being molested and sons being accused or mixed up in something and I guess because it's just not done.[/quote]

Michael Gardener and his wife, who by the way is sticking by him no matter what she says, is one reason why you shouldn't allow your kids to have sleep overs and I'll even go so far as play dates with strangers.

http://www.wusa9.com/story/news/local/falls-church/2014/10/01/michael-gardner-child-molester-arrest-falls-church/16527679/

http://www.wusa9.com/story/news/local/2014/12/16/michael-gardner-child-molestation-falls-church/20495779/[/quote]

Ack-this story upsets me, but it sucks because this is my dad's name and I hate that it comes up in this context.[/quote]

Ew.  He looks like my previous very, very creepy neighbor.  Good riddance!

PP, we have a common name, in our country, so if one does a certain kind of search, it looks like related, but we are not.  I think this happens with many different kinds of names.  They may sound "unusual" to most people here, if they are not educated about the name.  Not everything is found or explained on line. Don't worry about it.  You have more recourse if you are mistaken. [/quote]

Oh, I know it's not an uncommon name.  It just sucks that my dad shares a name with this creep.  [/quote]

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