St. wrote:

>     "WAAA.. AAA... AAAH!!"   :)

Pffaaahahahaha! WTF?!

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"Mike Raiford" <mraXXXiford.at.@g1023mail.com> wrote in message 
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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.

     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 
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> St. wrote:
>
>>
>>   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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"Invisible" <voi### [at] devnull> wrote in message 
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> St. wrote:
>
>>     "WAAA.. AAA... AAAH!!"   :)
>
> Pffaaahahahaha! WTF?!

    You don't remember a hollerin' and screaming in a tizzy fit on the shop 
floor? I'm sure you did.  ;)

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>> 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. 

I predict... EPIC FAIL.

Sorry man.

(Either that or I'm just jelous because I'll never know what it feels 
like to have a girl actually fancy me...)

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>> 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.

Well, we'll see.

Also, she wants me to name my first-born "Jamie" in her honour. We'll 
see! ;-)

>> OK, great. Now I have that God-awful poem by Mr Kipling in my head... >_<
> 
>       Lol, what poem? 

There is *no way* I'm going to try to find it on purpose! :-P

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>>>     "WAAA.. AAA... AAAH!!"   :)
>> Pffaaahahahaha! WTF?!
> 
>     You don't remember a hollerin' and screaming in a tizzy fit on the shop 
> floor? I'm sure you did.  ;) 

1. I don't remember ever being *in* a shop.

2. If I'd done that, my mum would have gone mental on my ass! o_O

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"Invisible" <voi### [at] devnull> wrote in message 
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> Also, she wants me to name my first-born "Jamie" in her honour. We'll see! 
> ;-)

     Oh, a lady Jamie! God, you're confusing today! ;)


>
>>> OK, great. Now I have that God-awful poem by Mr Kipling in my head... 
>>>  >_<
>>
>>       Lol, what poem?
>
> There is *no way* I'm going to try to find it on purpose! :-P

      Oh, go on, you know you want to...  :op

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"Invisible" <voi### [at] devnull> wrote in message 
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>>>>     "WAAA.. AAA... AAAH!!"   :)
>>> Pffaaahahahaha! WTF?!
>>
>>     You don't remember a hollerin' and screaming in a tizzy fit on the 
>> shop floor? I'm sure you did.  ;)
>
> 1. I don't remember ever being *in* a shop.
>
> 2. If I'd done that, my mum would have gone mental on my ass! o_O

    LOL! I remember being about 4 years old in a shop with my Grandma and I 
'lost' her, (she was around another aisle, and I'd wondered off), and then I 
started to get upset. I walked around the end of an aisle and thought I'd 
spotted my Grandma with her back to me, so walked up to her and held tightly 
onto her coat. The lady looked around and down at me and I clearly knew this 
was *not* my Grandma! Man, I cried my eyes out, lol! :)

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