Anxiety is not accepting responsibility. he told me i couldn't get pregnant if we did it standing up. now he won't answer my orgnotes or take my calls. dead beat dad!!!!!


what do i do!!!

Anaconda: The anaconda lives in the swamps and rivers. They also climb trees. Adults can get as big as 20 feet long. Anacondas are good swimmers. They have scales and can swim quickly. They kill their prey by constricting (squeezing) and drowning. Many anacondas are found in South America.

Anteater: The anteater is a mammal that lives in Mexico, Central America,and South America. They live in forests and swamps and plains. The anteater has a long sticky tongue that catches insects . Anteaters have very long, strong claws.

Ants: Leaf-cutter ants are amazing. They carry leaves that are many times bigger than they are from the top of the canopy in the rain forest to the forest floor. Here they live in nests of millions of ants! The ants digest the plants and also feed off their droppings.

Apes: The ape family, unlike monkeys, do not have tails. They have very strong limbs that help them swing and climb. They live in the rain forests of the world with the exception of Australia. The apes are plant eaters and travel to different levels of the rain forest for fruit and twigs to eat.

Bats: Many species of bats live in the rain forests. They are nocturnal (night) animals. They sleep during the day (hanging upside down) in layers of the canopy. At night they search for fruit and plants to eat. Some have big eyes and a very strong sense of smell. Some have long tongues to get the nectar from flowers.

Bees: Bees are very important to the rain forest. They along with bats and other insects pollinate flowers. This helps the plants form seeds which can then develop more plants.

Birds of Paradise: High in the emergent layer of the rainforest is the place you find these colorful birds. The male bird of paradise is very colorful and attracts its mate by displaying his feathers and making loud sounds all day long.
Blue and Gold Macaw: This member of the parrot family resides in South America. They live in the forest canopy where they search for fruit. Their beaks are designed to peck at the fruit and crush the seeds and nuts.

Boa Constrictor: The Boa Constrictor squeezes (constricts) its prey. It uses its fangs to capture prey and then coils its body around the prey and squeezes until it suffocates. It often swallows large prey whole with the help of powerful jaws.

Chameleons: Chameleons skin color changes when they are in danger. The pigments in their skin is caused by a gland that releases this pigment when faced with an enemy. This camouflage helps him escape and hide from his enemies. He also can puff out to make himself look bigger.

Chimpanzees: Chimpanzees are part of the ape family. They have long arms and legs and swing from branch to branch in the canopy of the rain forest. They do not have tails. (Monkeys have tails, but apes do not) They eat fruit and nuts. They use twigs as tools to dig for food.

Cobra: Cobras are poisonous snakes that live in the dense part of the rainforest (jungle). It feeds on other snakes and mammals. It injects its prey with venom. The cobra hisses and expands its hood when it feels threatened.

Cock-of-the-Rock: This tropical bird lives in the South American rain forest. The male is usually bright orange and the female is brown. They nest in the mud and eat fruit and seeds.

Cockatoo: The cockatoo is a part of the parrot family. It lives in the Australian rain forests. It feeds on fruit, seeds, and nuts. It lives in the upper canopy and emergent layers of the forest. There are many varieties and colors of cockatoos.

Crocodiles: Crocodiles are reptiles. They have scaly skin. They live on land and water. Their strong tail allows them to move quickly in the water to catch prey. Their eyes are on top of their heads so they can see above the surface of the water.

Eagles: Eagles live in the top of the trees in the emergent layer of the rain forest. They are fast and swift and have keen eyesight. They can swoop down and snatch their prey from the canopy. They eat small mammals.

Emerald Tree Boa: Emerald Tree Boas are bright green to blend in with their habitat. They are part of the boa family and are constrictors.

i'm just trying to kick the facts.

Anxiety said:

So?

HamsterHuey said:

i guess you just had to be there.

Anxiety said:

I am just here for the food.

HamsterHuey said:

i taste pretty good

CHIC0 said:

Please stop rubbing yourself with mayonaise...

HamsterHuey said:

please use nutella instead.

Anxiety said:

u people need help!

Nutella...

Mmmmmm

On hot toast. And with strawberry jam. Delicious

you should have a baby shower while Carrie's in town!

madartista said:

to register at: Tiffany's click #1. for Harrod's click #2. for Target/Toys R Us click 3.

PRSENTS!!!

HamsterHuey said:

Vegemite;

madartista said:

CHIC0 said:

I thought you were straight?

CHIC0 said:

co-

Is this thread about the rooster who lays eggs?

superspaceboy said:

just go with it!

HamsterHuey said:

co-

CHIC0 said:

yeah yeah!! vege

CHIC0 said:

Did you come from the land down under?

I am not but I'd love to be. I know all what having a babe means, but even if things ended hard in the past, I really feel like bringing to live a little born baby. Life is empty without kiddos.

DarkKnight1 said:

my name is Chico Ciccone Minogue

virginie74 said:

one of my biggest dreams is to have children. sadly i don't see it happening.