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Reply #150 posted 05/01/06 5:00am

LleeLlee

Spats said:

CalhounSq said:



There are so many things wrong w/ you poke



You just don't like brutal truth.



you sound like a 14 year old kid. Your immaturity is astounding.


like that time you wanted to shove a cupcake in some girls face, one of the most ridiiculous things ive ever read here...lol
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Reply #151 posted 05/01/06 5:08am

susannah

charlottegelin said:

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Charlotte! woot! Thankyou for making me feel better too! Its good to have a balance between the good stories and the bad nod

I wont stop being scared until it happens though! Well done to you for having 3!! clapping


the other day before I went on tv I seriously thought I'd rather give birth again than go live on national tv - that's how scared I was lol

you only hear the horror stories hug you don't hear about the ones that go perfectly, or the "textbook" labours, and there are millions of those lol

My brother-in-law is youngest of 6, all births went uneventfully with perfect little babies who grew into great adults. Happens all the time.

Good luck to you for when the time comes! hug


Phew! Im glad nod

Wow, tv mustve been pretty scary then!! eek

hug take care Charlotte
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Reply #152 posted 05/01/06 6:32am

sexinthesummer

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LleeLlee said:

Spats said:




You just don't like brutal truth.



you sound like a 14 year old kid. Your immaturity is astounding.


like that time you wanted to shove a cupcake in some girls face, one of the most ridiiculous things ive ever read here...lol


my youngest son is twelve, and is way more mature!!
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Reply #153 posted 05/01/06 9:05am

Spats

LleeLlee said:

Spats said:




You just don't like brutal truth.



you sound like a 14 year old kid. Your immaturity is astounding.


like that time you wanted to shove a cupcake in some girls face, one of the most ridiiculous things ive ever read here...lol



It was the plain jane coffee shop girl and i came so close to doing it. She had it coming for being upset that i turned her ass down. It would not have hurt. Cupcakes are soft. It would just have humiliated her. biggrin
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Reply #154 posted 05/01/06 9:10am

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charlottegelin said:

Spats said:




Don't listen to Emm, Bouncy. My buddie says his wife's "cooter" is like the Grand Canyon now. disbelief barf

there are such things as pelvic floor exercises


A lot of guys think that's true, hell, I thought it was true as well.

However, it's not true, everything pretty much goes back to normal with a little time.
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Reply #155 posted 05/01/06 9:13am

Spats

sexinthesummer said:

LleeLlee said:




you sound like a 14 year old kid. Your immaturity is astounding.


like that time you wanted to shove a cupcake in some girls face, one of the most ridiiculous things ive ever read here...lol


my youngest son is twelve, and is way more mature!!



When he becomes interested in girls he will care about looks. You'll see. biggrin
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Reply #156 posted 05/01/06 9:22am

LleeLlee

Spats said:

LleeLlee said:




you sound like a 14 year old kid. Your immaturity is astounding.


like that time you wanted to shove a cupcake in some girls face, one of the most ridiiculous things ive ever read here...lol



It was the plain jane coffee shop girl and i came so close to doing it. She had it coming for being upset that i turned her ass down. It would not have hurt. Cupcakes are soft. It would just have humiliated her. biggrin



Dont you think its extremely childish for a grown man to be threatening waitresses with cupcakes?
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Reply #157 posted 05/01/06 9:23am

susannah

LleeLlee said:

Spats said:




It was the plain jane coffee shop girl and i came so close to doing it. She had it coming for being upset that i turned her ass down. It would not have hurt. Cupcakes are soft. It would just have humiliated her. biggrin



Dont you think its extremely childish for a grown man to be threatening waitresses with cupcakes?


falloff

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Reply #158 posted 05/01/06 9:23am

cborgman

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Spats said:

CalhounSq said:



There are so many things wrong w/ you poke



You just don't like brutal truth.


from someone that can't even handle the mildly brutal truth of childbirth
Power tends to corrupt; absolute power corrupts absolutely. - Lord Acton
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Reply #159 posted 05/01/06 9:27am

Spats

susannah said:

LleeLlee said:




Dont you think its extremely childish for a grown man to be threatening waitresses with cupcakes?


falloff

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I didn't even threaten to do it. It never came to that. But she deserved to have it happen.
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Reply #160 posted 05/01/06 9:28am

JustErin

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Spats said:

sexinthesummer said:



my youngest son is twelve, and is way more mature!!



When he becomes interested in girls he will care about looks. You'll see. biggrin


Your posts remind me of someone I know. He thinks exactly like you.

You're either very good looking or, like this guy is, very, very rich. Most guys are obsessed with saying what they think chicks wanna hear not what they are actually thinking, but if they are hot or rich, they can get away with murder.

So which is it? Hot or rich?

Personally, I find your honesty, no matter how silly sometimes, refreshing.
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Reply #161 posted 05/01/06 9:31am

LleeLlee

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susannah said:



falloff

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I didn't even threaten to do it. It never came to that. But she deserved to have it happen.



If you came at me with a cupcake I would laugh my ass off.

~is it a bird?..is it a plane?..nooooo...its cupcake man...!!!~

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[Edited 5/1/06 9:31am]
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Reply #162 posted 05/01/06 9:32am

susannah

LleeLlee said:

Spats said:



I didn't even threaten to do it. It never came to that. But she deserved to have it happen.



If you came at me with a cupcake I would laugh my ass off.

~is it a man?..is it a plane?..nooooo...its cupcake man...!!!~

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[Edited 5/1/06 9:31am]


lol
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Reply #163 posted 05/01/06 9:33am

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LleeLlee said:

Spats said:



I didn't even threaten to do it. It never came to that. But she deserved to have it happen.



If you came at me with a cupcake I would laugh my ass off.

~is it a bird?..is it a plane?..nooooo...its cupcake man...!!!~

...
[Edited 5/1/06 9:31am]


the cupcake avenger strikes again
Power tends to corrupt; absolute power corrupts absolutely. - Lord Acton
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Reply #164 posted 05/01/06 9:33am

LleeLlee

susannah said:

LleeLlee said:




If you came at me with a cupcake I would laugh my ass off.

~is it a man?..is it a plane?..nooooo...its cupcake man...!!!~

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[Edited 5/1/06 9:31am]


lol



oh lord..lol
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Reply #165 posted 05/01/06 9:35am

Spats

JustErin said:

Spats said:




When he becomes interested in girls he will care about looks. You'll see. biggrin


Your posts remind me of someone I know. He thinks exactly like you.

You're either very good looking or, like this guy is, very, very rich. Most guys are obsessed with saying what they think chicks wanna hear not what they are actually thinking, but if they are hot or rich, they can get away with murder.

So which is it? Hot or rich?

Personally, I find your honesty, no matter how silly sometimes, refreshing.



I am not rich but i have been told by more than one ex girlfriend that i resemble Keanu Reeves. Is he considered hot though? I would rather resemble Johnny Depp.
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Reply #166 posted 05/01/06 9:35am

LleeLlee

cborgman said:

LleeLlee said:




If you came at me with a cupcake I would laugh my ass off.

~is it a bird?..is it a plane?..nooooo...its cupcake man...!!!~

...
[Edited 5/1/06 9:31am]


the cupcake avenger strikes again



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Reply #167 posted 05/01/06 9:35am

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LleeLlee said:

cborgman said:



the cupcake avenger strikes again





lol
Power tends to corrupt; absolute power corrupts absolutely. - Lord Acton
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Reply #168 posted 05/01/06 10:02am

Neversin

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meow85 said:

"Some men don't have the stomach or may even be traumatized by witnessing a childbirth."

Yeah, and it's a barrel of laughs for the woman.

It's good to know there are plenty of women out there who actually use their brain and can or are willing to accept certain behaviour from other human beings, how retarded they may seem to them...

Somehow I can't bring myself to feel pity for the person who gets to stand about while all the real work is being done. Can't imagine why.

Who said anything about pity?
If the only reason you want a man to be there for you and your baby is "pity" then that's kind of sad...

You put that baby in there mister, you're damn well watching it come out.

Tell that to a guy who got raped by a woman and she got knocked up that way, sure, kind of extreme but shit happens and like I said "Some men don't have the stomach or may even be traumatized by witnessing a childbirth (for whatever reason you might not even understand, you don't know what goes on in every individual man's head or where they come from or have witnessed in their lifes...)"
And if you're that uptight to hold that against him then you've got serious issues...
Would you rather have a father who knows himself to help raise your child or some traumatized mess who will help mess up your child?
If some guy doesn't want to witness it for whatever reason then just accept it, but if you really knew the guy you'd either understand and accept it or not become pregnant by him...

Neversin.
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“Is man merely a mistake of God's? Or God merely a mistake of man's?”

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Reply #169 posted 05/01/06 1:52pm

Moonwalkbjrain

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jerseykrs2 said:

nakedpianoplayer said:


most beautiful photo of you yet jersey mushy


there is something about a man and a baby together.... INSTANT HOTNESS worship



That's my little angel.....look at how beautiful she was that first day!



omg shes sooo cute, i want one!!!! lol
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Reply #170 posted 05/01/06 1:53pm

applekisses

Moonwalkbjrain said:

jerseykrs2 said:




That's my little angel.....look at how beautiful she was that first day!



omg shes sooo cute, i want one!!!! lol



nod She's a freaking supermodel! mushy
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Reply #171 posted 05/01/06 2:05pm

SupaFunkyOrgan
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Imago said:

I'm not going romantacize it by saying that it is a beautiful experience.

It's a traumatizing, stressful, painful, and often tense experience. But (I'm going to sound like the raving Buddhist again), when the baby is finally born, and the room erupts in tears and jubilation, that part is beautiful, becuase at a very very basic level, the fragile nature of life and the obvious miracle of what it takes to give birth to it, becomes appearent in a way that can't be described except by experiencing it. Every selfish and greedy adult in that room is transformed into a protective being who only wants to bestow compassion on the newborn.

I walked in just after my first nephew was born, and saw the afterbirth, saw the bloody baby, and saw an exhuasted younger sister of mine lying there looking relieved, and I swear to God, it was the first time in my life I felt the presence of something devine. The very first time.


Men confound me, the way we've bought off on social norms of how to behave towards women, and towards ourselves. disbelief I mean, most of our fathers barely even know who we are.

Whover that idiot is that made that statement about being in the bar has my sympathies.

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I thought everything about it, including the physical part, was beautiful. To see what the human body can do in order to bring forth more life. It's really indescribable. And yes, divine is exactly the word nod
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Reply #172 posted 05/01/06 2:11pm

SupaFunkyOrgan
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Neversin said:

origmnd said:

'Should men witness childbirths?'

Men (and women) should do whatever the fuck they want, if they want to witness it then cool, if they don't also cool...
People shouldn't do things just because some PC group of people pushes their thoughts on them...
Some men don't have the stomach or may even be traumatized by witnessing a childbirth (for whatever reason you might not even understand, you don't know what goes on in every individual man's head or where they come from or have witnessed in their lifes...) and by calling them "a lesser Man" is kind of pathetic and tells more about the lack of intelligence and retardedness of the person judging them...

Neversin.


No, note really neversin. Encouraging men to be absent from something they really should be involved in is pathetic. I can see maybe a few instances where a man might not be able to be involved, but the vast majority of it is just men being immature boys and nothing more nuanced than that.
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Reply #173 posted 05/01/06 2:14pm

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oldpurple said:

yes fathers should be at the birth of thier chidren.


I held my daughter for the first six hours of her life, changed her first nappy (diaper). When they moved my family back to the ward, I think they had Top of the Pops 2 on and the Carpenters was playing 'close to you'. I play this on her birthday just for me and every time i have tears in my eyes. Just put in and yep tears!!!!


thats beautiful!
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Reply #174 posted 05/01/06 2:15pm

SupaFunkyOrgan
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Spats said:

ThreadCula said:




falloff



Placenta is gross. barf

I was completely fascinated by it. It was the first home of my nephew smile It was wild to look at that thing in the pan. IT looked to me like a solid wax bag with all kinds of veins in it. It was very different than what I expected it to look like.

I really do hope you come back as a chick lol
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Reply #175 posted 05/01/06 2:18pm

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ReturnofDOOK said:

Two things:

1) Michael Savage is NOT an idiot (although he says some idiotic things)
2) I bet it looks like Hamburger Helper down there after all is said and done.


1-Michael Savage is worse than an idiot, so you are right.
2-You won't be disrespecting once you've experienced this. confused
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Reply #176 posted 05/01/06 2:20pm

SupaFunkyOrgan
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LleeLlee said:

Spats said:



I didn't even threaten to do it. It never came to that. But she deserved to have it happen.



If you came at me with a cupcake I would laugh my ass off.

~is it a bird?..is it a plane?..nooooo...its cupcake man...!!!~

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[Edited 5/1/06 9:31am]



"Cupcakeman"!!!!! biggrin

falloff
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Reply #177 posted 05/01/06 2:28pm

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Spats said:

sexinthesummer said:



my youngest son is twelve, and is way more mature!!



When he becomes interested in girls he will care about looks. You'll see. biggrin

oddly enough, he is already interested in girls, and he has alot more feeling that u could ever hope to have. must've been you're mom, she didn't teach u right, and for that, u will suffer, and never understand the true meaning of life. sorry for u neutral
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Reply #178 posted 05/01/06 5:29pm

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BucketOfBouncyBalls said:

You see...I'll be honest and blunt here...I want a c section..cause a....no 8-10 pound kid is squeezing through a hole the size of a quarter...no...not happening...ok...my cooter....is way too special to me and I dont wanna spend like 15k on getting it reconstructed just because my kids big head ripped it all up...I mean....yes I'll love the miracle of child birth but hey i'm 4'11 and a half....I'm small and pushing a huge thing out of me...is gonna have its consequences...


falloff i know ur dead serious and all but that was too funny!
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Reply #179 posted 05/01/06 5:45pm

Spats

sexinthesummer said:

Spats said:




When he becomes interested in girls he will care about looks. You'll see. biggrin

oddly enough, he is already interested in girls, and he has alot more feeling that u could ever hope to have. must've been you're mom, she didn't teach u right, and for that, u will suffer, and never understand the true meaning of life. sorry for u neutral



At 14 he does not have much "depth" when it comes to girls.

What should my mother have taught me?
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