XPost: alt.education, alt.true-crime, pdx.general
XPost: or.politics
From: lobby.dosser.mapson@verizon.net
"Spread EagleŽ" wrote:
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> "Lobby Dosser" wrote in message
> news:Hz9ni.5357$Gx5.4124@trndny02...
>> "Gatt" wrote:
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>>>>> Allow me to interpolate those remarks. Homo doesn't have kids,
>>>>> and is once again he's talking out his ass on a subject about
>>>>> which he knows nothing.
>>>
>>> Ah, man.
>>>
>>> I haven't heard that argument since I got in the face of a couple of
>>> pot-burnout liberals who were letting their accidental offspring
>>> play with a car battery and a bucket of laundry bleach at a party
>>> several years ago. (They weren't "letting him play" per se, but they
>>> their attempt to correct him was simply "What have I told you about
>>> playing with the bleach? Please don't play with that, honey...")
>>>
>>> When I said "It doesn't seem to be working, and everybody else is
>>> too hammered to babysit for you. Maybe you keep him under closer
>>> supervision before he hurts himself--"
>>>
>>> "YOU DON'T HAVE KIDS. YOU DON'T KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT THEM. DON'T
>>> TELL MY HOW TO RAISE MINE BECAUSE YOU HAVE NO IDEA!!!"
>>>
>>> -c
>>> Earlier he peed on the kitchen floor and so many people laughed at
>>> him that, a few minutes after our exchange, he went and did it
>>> again. "Honey...what have I told you about peeing--"
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>> There are some issues where you just had to BTDT. Pain is one
>> example. Raising children is another.
>>
>> The folks in your example were Morons. Unfortunately Morons can and
>> do reproduce.
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> In my life's experience, and I've been both fortunate enough and
> unfortunate enough to have lived a very full life, having and raising
> children is THE ULTIMATE undertaking wherein one had to have BTDT in
> order to understand and talk intelligently about the subject. Done
> right and done properly parenting is BY FAR the most difficult thing
> one does in life. And, yeppers, sadly, there are many who fall short.
>
> A parent comes face-to-face with and sees just about right from the
> getgo after becoming a parent that all of their preconceived notions
> about what being a parent is all about were wrong, that in actuality
> it is nothing like what they thought it was going to be like, and they
> realize how clueless they were as non-parents, so they soon they learn
> to just smile and silently nod politely when their childless friends
> offer up their unsolicited opinions, ideas and suggestions, thinking
> to themselves "yeah, right, whatever," something I learned almost 30
> years ago. But Homo is such an arrogant fool in his ignorance, on
> this and all other topics, that I couldn't restrain myself.
>
>
And you gain an understanding of your own parents and grandparents.
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