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“Fathers are the most discriminated against group in America today. If you are looking for a good cause, stand up for fathers.”
I would amend this to say that *good* fathers are among the most overlooked figures in our society. It’s a complex job, particularly considering you’re dealing primarily with women and kids.
Also, we *good* dads don’t go around whining about what a great job we do and how no one notices (most times, anyway). We just figure it’s our duty, which it is.
“the father is pushing the stroller and the woman is yapping on her iphone or slurping on a 10 dollar a scoop ice cream cone. it kinda always makes me giggle a bit.”
Yeah – just to keep it real – the mom had to push something the size of a watermelon out of something the size of a grape. So maybe Daddy can push sometimes.
yeah wasnt he found dead up in washington heights? ugh nothing good can come out of living in upper manhattan. im SO glad i fleed from there. and im so glad my friend who ran the flophouse apartment fled from there too.
and yeah, i probably shouldnt have said pussywhipped to describe them as i honestly dont even know them. i guess i just assumed because most of the time i see a father and mother and the baby, the father is pushing the stroller and the woman is yapping on her iphone or slurping on a 10 dollar a scoop ice cream cone. it kinda always makes me giggle a bit.
Beware of making judgments about parents before you are a parent! I am still biting my tongue and my kid is 14. (I missed the baby part; adopted her at 23 months.)
Just wait until Rob approaches your babe in BBP wearing his zombie plastic bag! Very different story when the baby is on the outside.
“Fathers are the most discriminated against group in America today. If you are looking for a good cause, stand up for fathers.”
I would amend this to say that *good* fathers are among the most overlooked figures in our society. It’s a complex job, particularly considering you’re dealing primarily with women and kids.
Also, we *good* dads don’t go around whining about what a great job we do and how no one notices (most times, anyway). We just figure it’s our duty, which it is.
“the father is pushing the stroller and the woman is yapping on her iphone or slurping on a 10 dollar a scoop ice cream cone. it kinda always makes me giggle a bit.”
Yeah – just to keep it real – the mom had to push something the size of a watermelon out of something the size of a grape. So maybe Daddy can push sometimes.
yeah wasnt he found dead up in washington heights? ugh nothing good can come out of living in upper manhattan. im SO glad i fleed from there. and im so glad my friend who ran the flophouse apartment fled from there too.
*rob*
oooooooooooh thanks for the idea of handing out plastic shopping bags at saturday’s protest.
*rob*
koppes’s son thing is last weeks news – was front page of that excuse for a newspaper…NYPost
and yeah, i probably shouldnt have said pussywhipped to describe them as i honestly dont even know them. i guess i just assumed because most of the time i see a father and mother and the baby, the father is pushing the stroller and the woman is yapping on her iphone or slurping on a 10 dollar a scoop ice cream cone. it kinda always makes me giggle a bit.
*rob*
Expert Textpert,
Beware of making judgments about parents before you are a parent! I am still biting my tongue and my kid is 14. (I missed the baby part; adopted her at 23 months.)
Just wait until Rob approaches your babe in BBP wearing his zombie plastic bag! Very different story when the baby is on the outside.
“oh and last night i found out that if you a plastic shopping bag over head and zombie noises in front of my dog he will bite you. lol”
…what if you have a baggie over the wee wee and you’re making moaning noises?
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Fathers are the most discriminated against group in America today.
GIANT QUADRUPLE :-/ did you really just say that?
*rob*