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Aurora.. Just don't go there. The diversity quantity is too high. Also, the Denver metro rule has become "If the street lights are on. You should not be out".

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>A woman and a teenage boy, both bystanders, were hit by gunfire early Friday outside of an Aurora convenience store, and police said they are still looking for suspects in the shooting. It happened just before 2 a.m. at a 7-Eleven store at 15296 E. Hampden Avenue. FOX31 learned at the scene that the victims were an employee of the store and her teenage son.

Aurora.. Just don't go there. The diversity quantity is too high. Also, the Denver metro rule has become "If the street lights are on. You should not be out". Archive: https://archive.today/p2y3l From the post: >>A woman and a teenage boy, both bystanders, were hit by gunfire early Friday outside of an Aurora convenience store, and police said they are still looking for suspects in the shooting. It happened just before 2 a.m. at a 7-Eleven store at 15296 E. Hampden Avenue. FOX31 learned at the scene that the victims were an employee of the store and her teenage son.

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When the street lights came on is when I had to be home after being outside all day, going all over the place.

Of course, that was over 50 years ago, it was wonderful. Seems like another age....

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Yeah, now you just worry about broad daylight robberies at the local walmart or getting shot at a 7-11 while you are minding your own business.

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I remember 30+ years ago when my son was little, we had an elastic band that went from our wrist to his. My parents were horrified, said he looked like a pet. Well, I wouldn't want to lose or have my pet snatched, much less my child.

They would watch him when we went on vacation. One time they took him to Penney's and he got away from them. He was playing hide and seek in the middle of those round clothes racks. My mother was frantic! Needless to say, they used the 'leash' from then on. 😏