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HA! sounds like she went to the same school as my mother who can NEVER say anything mean about someone she doesn’t like. Instead she’ll say, “well...they’re INTERESTING.” My father and i now know that this is code for “i do not like (fill in blank)“ and it’s become so popular with my husband (who gets a kick out of

it is indeed true:

This kind of reminds me of a story my aunt marie once told me. My grandfather was delivering milk to some family (we had a dairy farm as well as a horse farm back then). He decided meh, what the hell i’ll bring my daughter. She was six. this was 1938 and the roads in our area were mostly shity dirt roads. Something

You’re not the only one looking at that and saying, that’s just asking for a kid’s face to accidentally ram into it. I can see it in a closet off to the side where (most likely) a child wouldn’t be hanging out, but in the middle of the hall (probably a mud room that has clutter issues since they’re trying to hang up

I too was a farm kid, and yup today’s PC minded people would EXPLODE at half of the shit we were allowed to do. My grandfather drove us kids around in the back of his truck (no seat belts, no cap on the truck bed, just open air and asphalt. That actually kinds of terrifies me now lol). I was taught how to drive the

I too was a latch key kid. My grandparen’ts watched me after school until i was 12 (my grandfather died when i was 9 and at 12 grandma ended up in a nursing home). My mother didn’t even bat an eye at saying to me, “you’re a big girl, call me at work when you get to your grandma’s and do your homework.” My

The yearbook committee tried to get me to write one for my senior picture. I refused. It was just too creepy. Apparently at one point the committee thought, “hey why have uplifting or silly comments under the senior photos. Let’s do off-beat eulogies, won’t that be fun?”

that IS a great quote. My parents were pretty harsh about keeping me in the house until i graduated and then POOF all of the sudden it was like, well you’re an adult GTFO (well, not OUT as in like you’re out on your ass, but go see some friends this evening, come back whenever). It was strange, it was like a veil was

that said, you must know that some teens DO behave this way, and you most likely knew it then as well. I’m sure you heard about the parties. So to be shocked and horrified by what’s going on seems to either mean that the parent is full of ridiculous BS or they’re utterly utterly naive.

Meh, whatever. Where what you want. If they want to blow their money on a watch, let em. I kind of like the idea of the watch, but it has to be a bit more functional before i jump on board, i also like the idea of not wearing a watch that costs a bazillion dollars and just asks to be stolen off my arm.

LOl, i now want to write a short story about a girl at a party who can’t stop talking about her makeup, hair, shoes and what not. lol.

“date night” is a must.

what in the hell? WEll, i suppose if you now KNOW that there’s a 2 way mirror in there and you still want to use the bathroom (and don’t just leave to another establishment) that’s on you. I’m not sure there’s any laws against him having it. Although it seems like there should be some sort of peeping tom law that you

not just the lyrics, half of the girl’s poses were traditional pin-up poses (kicking of the toes, the pointing of the leg while demurely holding your hands over your knee)

omg no. I wanted to called social services within 10 seconds of watching it. What is WRONG with some parents?

What...the...Holy...F**K is the video with small children wearing high heels singing about making guys spending money on them? And all of the pinup girl poses? Dud i’m not normally a conservative person (i love a good burlesque as much as any other human) but what the HELL is this?

Also Mrs. Bond. Shhh...she’s just sleeping.

i know him best as guy who yelled at Bane in batman. ;)

he will forever to me be the reporter from Penelope. God bless him. I love that film so.

what, no Agravain from 1st Knight?