That's incorrect. Rear end accidents can happen for a variety of reasons, which some states even recognize now and have eliminated those laws which say the driver in back is always at fault.

Insurance companies do not always find you at fault when you rear end someone.

I rear ended someone because he decided to throw his car into reverse at a red light and back into me. In my state, a driver isn't even automatically at fault in a rear end collision. So I've gotta disagree with you that all rear end collisions are due to the driver not paying attention.

Yeah, I don't think Kataclysm was criticing the grammar of the sentence but the lax punishment sentence...

Really, dude? That's the kind of thing you want to say to this poor girl?

All large babies are not the result of gestational diabetes. You're assuming a lot here. I had an 11 pound baby and I did not have gestational diabetes and am not, and never have been, overweight. I knew I was pregnant but my doctor certainly didn't know that my baby was so large until delivery when she wouldn't come…

"Seriously though, the thing I despise far, far more than people who come up with jusifications for why they want to eat flesh is the people who are *inconvenienced* by the existence of the issue (or fuss) at all."

What an asshole. That's all him, though and doesn't have anything to do with your value as a person.

Alia or Chani. There 17 million girls named Jessica.

Humans are selfish and shitty so you'll never be able to leave that behavior completely behind. It's the human condition. But you recognize you did something wrong, which is half the battle. A truly horrible person isn't able to admit their flaws to themself so you're actually do pretty well.

No, no, no, no....

I second the crate training advice. I adopted a rescue dog ten years ago and she came crate trained, which has made things much easier. She thinks of her crate, which has a soft pillow in it, as her little house. The only time she's locked in there is when we leave or are sleeping but the door is always open and she…

That's too bad for that one mom and I can't even comprehend the heartbreak but I've met too many kids that have spent their entire lives in foster care because their parents are given chance after chance after chance while they get older and older and go from placement to placement. No kid should spend 17 years in…

That's pretty bad, I agree. The cases that enrage me are when the parents hurt the child emotionally or only want them for their benefit checks and the kid knows it.

They won't be taken away for long unless something new happens.The kids will go into care until the case can be heard by the judge. The judge will then either determine that the children should be placed into the care of the state or be returned to their parents. If they're placed in the care of the state, the parents…

I am one, too and totally agree that the requirements placed on parents are not onerous (have a place to live, sometimes on the government dime, remember to feed the kids, etc.) yet some parents can't even do the bare minimum.

Those infants you reference are wrapped in blankets and are wearing woolen hats. These kids weren't wearing hats or gloves, nor were they wrapped up. Your infants are supervised while they nap. Not these kids. So not sure that these Scandinavian babies are relevant here at all.

But they're not cut nicely. They're boxy.

Their sizing issues are just ridiculous. I ordered two pairs of the same pair of pants in the exact same size, just different colors; one fit perfectly and one was so small I couldn't even zip the pants up.

He kinda did do that.