CGar,
right about God of Carnage, it’s a very passive aggressive world when it comes to parents and their children and the PTA and the schools and teachers and all that.
it’s amazing how many parents use their children as pawns or live vicariously through them. I suppose it’s human nature and every parent does to a certain extent.
I really do find that from 0-5, the child is basically a mimic of their parent and that’s not always good.
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current generation of children and young adults have generally not lived through any period of war or hardship
well that’s changed now right? or has it. do young adults in this hard economic time really do anything of worth for others? i mean yeah, okay, they borrow some money from their parents, buy some overpriced rags at a vintage thrift store, then open up speakeasy’s and live in a phoney depression.
i blame the movie Girl, Interupted and such writers as the ones who wrote Prozac Nation. anyone ever have to read that book? it really made me wanna gouge my eyeballs out.
ET! CGar!! No fighting! You two assholes take it outside to the playground. These are the rules- no biting, no spitting, no kicking sand in the face and no breaking of the stilettos. I need them for a dinner party.
With most of the men that ET has dated, every 1/16 th counts.
Why is it “math” and not “maths”?
Posted by: the chicken at January 26, 2010 10:51 AM
Same reason it’s trash, not rubbish…hood, not bonnet, gasoline, not petrol….and beers, not shandies…IT’S AMERICA, NOT BRITAIN.
Dumb ass limey poofda bastards.
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I really do find that from 0-5, the child is basically a mimic of their parent and that’s not always good.
except for Indigo Children.
*rob*
“It’s just easier to break up a fraction that is a /16th than a /15th.
Posted by: Expert Textpert at January 26, 2010 10:48 AM”
No it’s not.
CGar,
right about God of Carnage, it’s a very passive aggressive world when it comes to parents and their children and the PTA and the schools and teachers and all that.
it’s amazing how many parents use their children as pawns or live vicariously through them. I suppose it’s human nature and every parent does to a certain extent.
I really do find that from 0-5, the child is basically a mimic of their parent and that’s not always good.
Why is it “math” and not “maths”?
“and no breaking of the stilettos. I need them for a dinner party.”
Are you going to sip champagne out of them?
quote:
current generation of children and young adults have generally not lived through any period of war or hardship
well that’s changed now right? or has it. do young adults in this hard economic time really do anything of worth for others? i mean yeah, okay, they borrow some money from their parents, buy some overpriced rags at a vintage thrift store, then open up speakeasy’s and live in a phoney depression.
i blame the movie Girl, Interupted and such writers as the ones who wrote Prozac Nation. anyone ever have to read that book? it really made me wanna gouge my eyeballs out.
*rob*
ET! CGar!! No fighting! You two assholes take it outside to the playground. These are the rules- no biting, no spitting, no kicking sand in the face and no breaking of the stilettos. I need them for a dinner party.