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"Invisible" <voi### [at] dev null> wrote in message
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>>> Oh I don't know, I'm not sure I'd enjoy being woken up every 2 hours.
>>> ;-)
>>
>> Well, I enjoyed it.
>
Well, yeah, it's nice to see your kids being fed when they need it, and
it's nice feeding them too. (Of course, it's not so nice with the changing,
heh).
>
>>> And in general, being around kids just tends to annoy me. Rapidly.
>>
>> Maybe because they're not your own. I think it's different when you
>> have your own and they're at that age when you can play-fight, and they
>> *always* win! :)
>
> Mmm, possibly. Jamie keeps telling me how cool it is. (Then again, Jamie
> has two beautiful little girls with long gold hair and a smiling
> addiction...)
I totally understand him. He'll think differently when they get older
though.
>
>> Not really. It hasn't actually sunk in properly yet for me, but last
>> night, *my* life changed, (yet again). <sigh>
>
> Damn. And to think my problem is that my life *doesn't* change... o_O
Well, that's down to you my friend. At the end of the day, it's what you
want *out* of life.
>
>>> (Just as one data point... I'm 28, not 18, and I doubt I'll *ever* be a
>>> "man".)
>>
>> Well, to be honest, I would agree with that. I'm not really sure
>> what would constitute as a 'man', but I guess getting through life's
>> struggles 'yourself' is a good start.
>
> OK, great. Now I have that God-awful poem by Mr Kipling in my head... >_<
Lol, what poem?
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Invisible wrote:
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> And in general, being around kids just tends to annoy me. Rapidly.
>
Hehe ... actually kids annoyed me, then we had one.
He gets on my nerves sometimes, but for the most part he's pretty neat.
I'll just be glad when he reaches the "communicate with real words"
stage instead of the "standing in front of you pitching an epic fit"
stage he's in now.
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St. wrote:
> It doesn't matter what you tell your kids, they never listen. :(
Uh oh... Not good.
Hopefully he steps up and does the right thing in regards to taking care
of a child. They're a lot of hard work.
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> I said: "Get yourself through college first son, get a good job, and then
> find yourself a nice girl".
All of the nice girls will probably be gone by then ;-)
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"Mike Raiford" <mraXXXiford.at.@g1023mail.com> wrote in message
news:49819625$1@news.povray.org...
> Invisible wrote:
>
>>
>> And in general, being around kids just tends to annoy me. Rapidly.
>>
>
> Hehe ... actually kids annoyed me, then we had one.
>
> He gets on my nerves sometimes, but for the most part he's pretty neat.
> I'll just be glad when he reaches the "communicate with real words" stage
> instead of the "standing in front of you pitching an epic fit" stage he's
> in now.
>
Oh my god, that brought back some memories!
"WAAA.. AAA... AAAH!!" :)
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St. wrote:
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> Oh my god, that brought back some memories!
>
> "WAAA.. AAA... AAAH!!" :)
>
>
Yep. Pretty much. My favorite is the "point in some vague direction and
grunt. When parent offers item from vague direction, emphatically shake
you head no"
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St. wrote:
> "WAAA.. AAA... AAAH!!" :)
Pffaaahahahaha! WTF?!
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"Mike Raiford" <mraXXXiford.at.@g1023mail.com> wrote in message
news:4981970f$1@news.povray.org...
> St. wrote:
>> It doesn't matter what you tell your kids, they never listen. :(
>
> Uh oh... Not good.
>
> Hopefully he steps up and does the right thing in regards to taking care
> of a child. They're a lot of hard work.
Made (hopefully) easier by Dad.
Thing is, he's only known her about 3 months, and they're SOOOO in
luuuurve, and now they're talking marriage.
Definately not good.
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Mike Raiford wrote:
> Hehe ... actually kids annoyed me, then we had one.
>
> He gets on my nerves sometimes, but for the most part he's pretty neat.
LOL! What a glowing recommendation! :-D
I remember when one of the girls at work brought her twin baby boys in
to work. For some reason, one of them always cries, and the other one is
always completely laid back and quiet. And, unexplicably, as soon as I
walked into the room, both of them were like radar dishes tracking me
across the room. They were both *fascinated* by me.
I have several theories:
1. They were wondering who the **** that weird person was.
2. I am unbelievably attractive.
3. My ultramarine shirt was the only thing in the room loud enough for
their tiny eyeballs to actually detect consistently.
> I'll just be glad when he reaches the "communicate with real words"
> stage instead of the "standing in front of you pitching an epic fit"
> stage he's in now.
Hahahaha... ooohhhh if only you knew! ;-)
I made the mistake of saying "hello" to one of the kids next door. Now
the sucker won't leave me alone! Every time he sees me, he comes over
and starts talking at me. It doesn't matter if I talk back or completely
ignore him, he just keeps talking and talking and talking and...
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"Mike Raiford" <mraXXXiford.at.@g1023mail.com> wrote in message
news:49819869$1@news.povray.org...
> St. wrote:
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>>
>> Oh my god, that brought back some memories!
>>
>> "WAAA.. AAA... AAAH!!" :)
>>
>>
>
> Yep. Pretty much. My favorite is the "point in some vague direction and
> grunt. When parent offers item from vague direction, emphatically shake
> you head no"
LOL! So true! :)
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