just some random things thread

[Shajen]

Sponger,

the girl said they rescued the dog, found it on the side of the road. I can attest to it's sweet awesome nature, too.

It is house broken, as it didn't piss/[censored] in my garage, instead waiting to go outside. It appeared to be full-blooded beagle too. Sad.

I think they are just losers who don't deserve to be able to have animals.

[RunDownHouse]

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Shajen,

Maybe they just don't care about their dog?

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Right, that seems a likely explanation, but it doesn't really address Shajen's question: "WTF IS WRONG WITH PEOPLE?"

[Fast Food Knight]

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FFK,

You need a title change. Some sort of clever reference to your leather-couching every OOTer in sight. Something will be cavalierly thrust upon you whenever somebody comes up with something sufficiently witty, so watch out for that.

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I'm afraid you're right, 'cardo. Old habits are hard to break. I'll take whatever I've got coming [img]/images/graemlins/crazy.gif[/img]

[Alobar]

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offtopic,

I suspect it has more to do with the fact they didnt wanna carry a heavy ass bag of golf clubs to wherever it was they were going on their getaway run, than anything power of mom stuff.


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The thing is, though, that the stuff got taken last Thursday night, and we're 90% sure the bag wasn't leaning against the back of the apt building until yesterday. I would think if the bag was too heavy, they would have just dropped it...they had to make a detour to put it where we found it.

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hmmm, that is weird....you may be right then. That still seems odd tho, wouldnt the mom make them return it to the rightful owner (while holding them by the neck)? Tho I guess not all parents are good parents.

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hmmm, that is weird....you may be right then. That still seems odd tho, wouldnt the mom make them return it to the rightful owner (while holding them by the neck)? Tho I guess not all parents are good parents.

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The apt complex we live in was designed by Salvador Dali or something. It is not at all obvious which unit corresponds to the garage from which stuff is being stolen. I'd provide a diagram, but I'm kinda busy at work (and it wouldn't make sense).

[KittyKat]

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Sometimes I just wanna pick up and move even though I have no savings and I'd be totally screwed if I did.

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I'm currently debating on whether to pick up and move. I don't have savings but I wouldn't be quite so screwed if I did it.

[Alobar]

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hmmm, that is weird....you may be right then. That still seems odd tho, wouldnt the mom make them return it to the rightful owner (while holding them by the neck)? Tho I guess not all parents are good parents.

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The apt complex we live in was designed by Salvador Dali or something. It is not at all obvious which unit corresponds to the garage from which stuff is being stolen. I'd provide a diagram, but I'm kinda busy at work (and it wouldn't make sense).

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If my kid stole some [censored] Id drag his ass around to every apartment in the complex. We'd go door to door with him asking if they were the person whos things he stole, until we found the rightful owner.

[Shajen]

Alobar:

this goes back to my original point:

WHAT THE [censored] IS WRONG WITH PEOPLE?

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If my kid stole some [censored] Id drag his ass around to every apartment in the complex. We'd go door to door with him asking if they were the person whos things he stole, until we found the rightful owner.

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Good point. That would have definitely made my day.

[entertainme]

Oh yeah. My kids would be taking it back personally, with me as a witness, along with arranging some type of penance.

E.G. For fighting with the bus driver, my son was compelled to spend some time helping him clean the bus.

Mouth off to a teacher so they call home? You'll be writing a nice note of apology.

I plan to raise adults, not overgrown children. Too damn many of them around already.

So many parents just don't have the energy to give a crap, or never grew up themselves. Number one rule. Parenting is not a popularity contest.

The Poker Mom