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Printablemdiver said: emm said:  phil you degenerate you
ok, i know i don't have any kids but i would love to try that baby sign language thing 
[Edited 2/19/06 13:26pm] I can sign BSL there is a different between BSL and BS.  | |
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fantasyislander said: mdiver said: I can sign BSL there is a different between BSL and BS. I can sign "I love you" in ASL too!!!!! | |
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mdiver said: fantasyislander said: there is a different between BSL and BS. I can sign "I love you" in ASL too!!!!!  AMERICAN sign language! isn't that, like, anathema to you?? | |
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fantasyislander said: mdiver said: I can sign "I love you" in ASL too!!!!! AMERICAN sign language! isn't that, like, anathema to you??Well it's like speaking some shitty second rate language but I LOVE YOU is agood thing to know in any language and tell your sister  that is the same in most languages too!!!! | |
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mdiver said: fantasyislander said: AMERICAN sign language! isn't that, like, anathema to you??Well it's like speaking some shitty second rate language but I LOVE YOU is agood thing to know in any language and tell your sister that is the same in most languages too!!!!
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fantasyislander said: mdiver said: Well it's like speaking some shitty second rate language but I LOVE YOU is agood thing to know in any language and tell your sister that is the same in most languages too!!!!
i'll pass along the message. You do that! | |
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mdiver said: fantasyislander said:
i'll pass along the message. You do that! btw- still ROFLMAO!!! | |
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fantasyislander said: mdiver said: You do that! btw- still ROFLMAO!!! Did you tell her yet? | |
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fantasyislander said: theAudience said: *"Then spare the rod and spoil the child."
~Hudibras by Samuel Butler *(check the background of this quote which has nothing to do with what people think.)  actually, in the bible when it refers to "rod" it's not talking about a rod you spank/beat with. it's the shepherd's rod which is used to gently direct the sheep on the correct path.
 That's one interpretation.
The spare the rod quote by Butler is often confused as a direct Bible quote. He that spareth his rod hateth his son. is the closest actual Biblical quote on the subject. OK. Back to our regularly scheduled S&M Talk. 
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Don't let your children watch television until they know how to read...
In spite of the cost of living, it's still popular. |
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Sweeny79 said: Don't let your children watch television until they know how to read...
What if they're watching hooked on phonics?? | |
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jerseykrs said: Sweeny79 said: Don't let your children watch television until they know how to read...
What if they're watching hooked on phonics??  good point.
I'm not sure how to answer that question.  In spite of the cost of living, it's still popular. |
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Sweeny79 said: jerseykrs said: What if they're watching hooked on phonics?? good point.
I'm not sure how to answer that question. | |
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About children - Don't have more than one. Replace yourself and forget it. No More Haters on the Internet. |
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I feel it is vitally important to teach your children how to fetch "things" from the fridge.  When I read about the evils of drinking, I gave up reading. | |
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jerseykrs said: Sweeny79 said: good point.
I'm not sure how to answer that question. Come to think of it. I watched a hell of a lot of Big Bird when I was small and I'm a great reader.
Apparently, Prince is a git! In spite of the cost of living, it's still popular. |
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Sweeny79 said: jerseykrs said: Come to think of it. I watched a hell of a lot of Big Bird when I was small and I'm a great reader.
Apparently, Prince is a git! That's what I'm here for. To help you question yourself. And to hit on you. | |
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Sweeny79 said: jerseykrs said: Come to think of it. I watched a hell of a lot of Big Bird when I was small and I'm a great reader.
I was just thinking that I pretty much learned to read by watching sesame street. |
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jerseykrs said: Sweeny79 said: Come to think of it. I watched a hell of a lot of Big Bird when I was small and I'm a great reader.
Apparently, Prince is a git! That's what I'm here for. To help you question yourself. And to hit on you. Well thank God for both!   In spite of the cost of living, it's still popular. |
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mdiver said: fantasyislander said: btw- still ROFLMAO!!! Did you tell her yet? i just told her, and her face looked quite alot like this:
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CarrieMpls said: Sweeny79 said: Come to think of it. I watched a hell of a lot of Big Bird when I was small and I'm a great reader.
I was just thinking that I pretty much learned to read by watching sesame street. See Prince is a git!  In spite of the cost of living, it's still popular. |
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fantasyislander said: mdiver said: Did you tell her yet? i just told her, and her face looked quite alot like this:
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bkw said: I feel it is vitally important to teach your children how to fetch "things" from the fridge.
a very good friend of mine taught her daughter from about the time she could walk "go get me a beer"
i'm still working on mine. | |
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dreamfactory313 said: 
What the hell is wrong with that girl's arm???!!
It looks like it's sewn on backwards! In spite of the cost of living, it's still popular. |
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fantasyislander said: bkw said: I feel it is vitally important to teach your children how to fetch "things" from the fridge.
a very good friend of mine taught her daughter from about the time she could walk "go get me a beer"
i'm still working on mine. I call my daughter "beer wench" When I read about the evils of drinking, I gave up reading. | |
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fantasyislander said: dreamfactory313 said: Great advice! 
I think that it is really important not to physically discipline kids. Doing so teaches them that it is ok to physically attack people when they dont get their way. Parents have got to be patient, take the upperhand and reason with their kids from a very very young age.  you don't have kids, do you?
No. I dont have children but I'll want them at some point. I do interact with kids on a regular basis though. | |
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nakedpianoplayer said: im not going to argue the discipline factors here, lord knows over the years i've seen this get ugly around here
aside from that, my answers are... *PAY ATTENTION *LISTEN *LOVE *BE HONEST *BE OPEN *REMEMBER WHY YOU HAVE KIDS AND WHO'S CHOICE IT WAS. *TAKE ONE DAY AT A TIME *ASK FOR HELP WHEN YOU NEED IT *ENJOY THE PARENTING JOB, ITS A FANTASTIC ONE TO HAVE *ENJOY EVERY MOMENT, THEY PASS SO QUICKLY..... 
*GET TO KNOW YOUR KIDS, THEY ARE GREAT PEOPLE *TIME, TIME, TIME... GIVE THEM ALL YOU CAN *LEARN TOGETHER *TRY NEW THINGS TOGETHER, ITS GREAT FOR THE BONDING *TRY TO REMAIN CALM *TEACH THEM ABOUT WHERE YOU CAME FROM, MISTAKES YOU MADE ALONG THE WAY, AND HOW THEY CAN MAYBE AVOID THOSE MISTAKES *LAUGH TOGETHER... HAVE FUN AND GIGGLE, ENJOY THEIR COMPANY. *GET TO KNOW THEIR FRIENDS ON A FIRST NAME BASIS... THIS HELPS FOR SO MANY REASONS *PROTECT THEM.. AFTER ALL, THATS YOUR JOB *GET TO KNOW THEM AS PEOPLE, THEY HAVE INDIVIDUAL IDEAS OF THEIR OWN THAT NEED TO BE RESPECTED *DONT BE AFRAID TO TELL THEM NO, SOMETIMES ITS FOR THEIR OWN GOOD. *LIVE FOR THE MOMENT, BUT KEEP THE FUTURE IN MIND... IF ITS OK TODAY, IT HAS TO BE OK FOR TOMORROW TOO, CHILDREN DONT UNDERSTAND OTHERWISE *BE SURE TO TEACH ACCEPTANCE AND LOVE FOR OTHERS DONT BREED HATE, THERE'S NO ROOM FOR THAT 
off the top of my head, thats what i try to keep in mind... its gonna be interesting to see the answers that come up in here
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Don't raise your male children to be romantic sissy boys.
Don't raise your female children to play games, believe in gender roles and expect men to do everything. | |
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I think that parents should read to their kids whenever they can from an early age. They pick things up that we dont even realize.
Expose kids to the arts at an early age. Music, dance, sculpture, paintings, arhitecture, etc. Get kids physically active and eating properly early. There is no reason why a child should have type 2 diabetes or be morbidly obese as a 12 year old. | |
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littlemissG said: About children - Don't have more than one. Replace yourself and forget it.
now you f@#*en tell me!  | |
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