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    Re: My Grocery Store Encounter ....

    I never saw what the big fuss is about. Kids are easy to raise since the advent of shock collars and indiscriminate beatings.
    "A moron, a rapist, and a Pittsburgh Steeler walk into a bar. He sits down and says, “Hi I’m Ben may I have a drink please?”
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    Re: My Grocery Store Encounter ....

    My favorite is "are you giving Mom a day off"?

    Got that 2-3 times now.





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    Re: My Grocery Store Encounter ....

    Quote Originally Posted by darb72 View Post
    I never saw what the big fuss is about. Kids are easy to raise since the advent of shock collars and indiscriminate beatings.
    Lol





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    Re: My Grocery Store Encounter ....

    Quote Originally Posted by darb72 View Post
    80 pounds, and a little over four feet.

    Yeah he's gonna be bigger, friendlier and much better looking that me. But I'm still smarter.
    Wait until 3rd grade! Of course he really will know more than you in his mid to late teens.





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    Re: My Grocery Store Encounter ....

    Quote Originally Posted by darb72 View Post
    I never saw what the big fuss is about. Kids are easy to raise since the advent of shock collars and indiscriminate beatings.

    Spare the rod . . .





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    Re: My Grocery Store Encounter ....

    Quote Originally Posted by HoustonRaven View Post
    Older Mother in her 70's and her 30 something daughter approach me and my 4 month old daughter at the grocery today ....

    Mother: I MUST see this baby! Oh my God she is adorable!
    Me: Thank you.
    Mother: How old is she? Do you know?
    Me: ... Uhh, of course. She's 4 months old
    Daughter: Mom, not again ....
    Mother: And her feet are out of her blanket?!?! Why? Her feet must be freezing?
    Me: <feeling her feet> Nope, they're quite warm.
    Daughter: MOM!!!
    Mother: What?! I had to make sure. She's with her Dad after all.
    Me: What the hell is that supposed to ....
    Daughter: I am SO SORRY Sir <drags Mother away>

    So Dad's don't know how to take care of their kids?
    You know how old your daughter is? Wow, I'm impressed. I have to call my wife when someone asks me about our son.

    Obviously I'm kidding. My wife does an amazing job taking care of our son, but the funny thing is I'm the one who's always more worried he's not warm enough or cool enough. Sounds like that lady had a son or son in law that was useless in helping with the kids. Maybe her own husband was useless.





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