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pfff ... I dont think so. I'm working on trying to get my empty nest syndrome I worked 20 years to earn; if some of my animals would die off, just might could do that! I could really careless how peeps raise their kids and thats the last thing I like to talk about in RL.. Heck, if people do a good job raisen em, I'll see the kids on the weekends. If not, I'll see em on the week days....
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wadeintothem - Posts: 1726
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Ummm... Hey Spazsdad! Any chance we could get an emoticon that drips sarcasm? 
Don't worry about tomorrow. You did that yesterday.
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anonlooker - Posts: 3114
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MoeFoes wrote:Wow. As far as music and content are concerned. If you are going to play it to the public it must appeal to the public. I have a DD who is 7 and goes to watch 10U dd & 12U dd play. Supermaning a hoe is not something she is going to understand but if the census on Hey Bucket is to explain this action to a 7 year old than I guess I'll have to leave the Bedroom door unlocked.
Ooops. I hate it when the wifey reads my post....I'm not talking about you...I mean I am..but your not my hoe...crap....i mean........
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Really that was bad and you ought to ashamed of yourself!!Acting like a Clown.
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Not commenting on others' philosophies.
I will say there is stuff on both DDs iPods that is not "wholesome". Younger is more of the hip hop variety (Mom's taste) and older is more the head banging variety (my taste).
Older DDs just found out last week that she will be a valedictorian, going to a good academic (and good softball) school on partial scholarship in the fall. Younger DD so far has a perfect GPA and is a good ball player. Some fairly focused interest from some good schools.
SO FAR, so good (no guarantees).
At a school function, I was sitting with a teacher that has had them both in classes and he told me that he once asked older DD what her parents did that both DDs "turned out so well".
Her reply: "Love us and have high expectations."
That's all we do and the fact that our whole lives revolve around them. Actions speak louder than words and kids have very finely tuned BS detectors. Just being as involved in travel ball as most people that have little enough of a life to be on this time black hole is probably indicative that their kids know they love them and have as good a chance as anybody of coming out the other side just fine.
Skarp, you are welcome to fix that last sentence.
I will say there is stuff on both DDs iPods that is not "wholesome". Younger is more of the hip hop variety (Mom's taste) and older is more the head banging variety (my taste).
Older DDs just found out last week that she will be a valedictorian, going to a good academic (and good softball) school on partial scholarship in the fall. Younger DD so far has a perfect GPA and is a good ball player. Some fairly focused interest from some good schools.
SO FAR, so good (no guarantees).
At a school function, I was sitting with a teacher that has had them both in classes and he told me that he once asked older DD what her parents did that both DDs "turned out so well".
Her reply: "Love us and have high expectations."
That's all we do and the fact that our whole lives revolve around them. Actions speak louder than words and kids have very finely tuned BS detectors. Just being as involved in travel ball as most people that have little enough of a life to be on this time black hole is probably indicative that their kids know they love them and have as good a chance as anybody of coming out the other side just fine.
Skarp, you are welcome to fix that last sentence.
I see no hope for the future of our people if they are dependent on the frivolous youth of today, for certainly all youth are reckless beyond words.
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--- Hesiod, Eighth Century B.C.
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CheckWriter - Premium Member
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CheckWriter wrote: Just being as involved in travel ball as most people that have little enough of a life to be on this time black hole is probably indicative that their kids know they love them and have as good a chance as anybody of coming out the other side just fine.
Skarp, you are welcome to fix that last sentence.
Where should he start ?
"For the strength of the pack is the wolf, the strength of the wolf is the pack" Rudyard Kipling
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GIMNEPIWO - Posts: 4339
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Sorry ... just posted this so I could bring it to my front page to see WTF Skarp is talking about ...
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"For the strength of the pack is the wolf, the strength of the wolf is the pack" Rudyard Kipling
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GIMNEPIWO - Posts: 4339
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GIMNEPIWO wrote:Sorry ... just posted this so I could bring it to my front page to see WTF Skarp is talking about ...
I know you live in the south, but please tell me you didnt take that picture in your living room! Or maybe your out house?
"A parent's only as good as their dumbest kid. If one wins a Nobel Prize but the other gets robbed by a hooker, you failed."
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GIMNEPIWO wrote:Sorry ... just posted this so I could bring it to my front page to see WTF Skarp is talking about ...
Aren't the pebbles supposed to be removed from the boo boo
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