Another reason to guard your internet anonymity

[dcunning30]

This sucks, these "street urchins" trashed Annie Lennox's house.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/a ... _a_source=

[expat]

This sucks, these "street urchins" trashed Annie Lennox's house.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/a ... _a_source=

It is not the first example of this, just the first famous person to have their children involved. Unfortunately, this is the latest "fun night out" fad to be happening in the UK.

Matt

[Katahu]

Ozzy! It's time for you for pull out the heavy artillary: a good book for the British youth to read.

If I was planning a party at an $800,000 house, I would've taken the time to post the following on the internet:

"Warning: Unauthorized individuals entering the party without direct approval from the host will be met with extreme force. If you're a gun owner, you know what this means."

[ozzy72]

I'd just tell the kids "If anything happens to the house not only will you be paying for the damage but you'll be facing the police arresting and charging you as well"

[beaky]

Nothing unusual about this; only reason it's news is because Annie's famous.  

I see some Internet use restrictions on the horizon in that household...  :D

Thank goodness it was just some stupid party-crashers and not real psychos... I'd be pretty worried about security if I had that kind of fame and money... and children to look after.

[DONTREADMYUSERNAME]

HAHA... The article says "A friend of the family added last night that Lola had been punished by bring 'grounded' by her parents for an indefinite period."
GROUNDED! If i did that id be on the streets!

[rootbeer]

Some people's kids...