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5/16/2021 11:56 am  #1


Poor Mom

Dad thinks it cool, brags to all his buddies.
Jr thinks it's great, brags to all his buddies.
Mom has to wear an MLB catchers gear, or NHL goalies gear, just to change the sheets.


 Freedom is just another word for nothin' left to lose.
 
 

5/16/2021 1:16 pm  #2


Re: Poor Mom

Re:  catcher's/goalie's gear

I don't get it.

 

5/16/2021 4:52 pm  #3


Re: Poor Mom

Me either.  And why should "mom" be the one to change the sheets anyway?  This is the 21st century FFS


The most difficult thing is the decision to act, the rest is merely tenacity  Amelia Earhart
 

5/16/2021 5:34 pm  #4


Re: Poor Mom

monster wrote:

And why should "mom" be the one to change the sheets anyway?  This is the 21st century FFS

Urrbody who didn't see that coming, raise yer hand...
 

 

5/16/2021 7:03 pm  #5


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urrbody who didn't say something ...here's your sign 



The most difficult thing is the decision to act, the rest is merely tenacity  Amelia Earhart
 

5/16/2021 9:05 pm  #6


Re: Poor Mom

Hah!

 

5/17/2021 6:33 am  #7


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Jr thinks it's great, brags to all his buddies.

This is the real annoyance with all these decked-out custom room designs for kids... Jr. actually gets bored with it way faster than the adults think he will, and within 2 years he's into something completely different. All your construction and artistry goes in the garbage. Also, side note, in my experience the parents who go all out like this actually tend to be on the narcissistic side of things--there's always an element of "you should appreciate what I did for you even though you didn't ask for it"--and when the kid moves on to dinosaurs it just adds one more notch of resentment in their self-centered-ness.

 

5/17/2021 10:24 am  #8


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I agree, Jr has to keep the room picked up and orderly because the folks will invite everyone they know plus the mailman to come see what they did in Jr's room. 
"catcher's/goalie's gear" = padding from all the shit in the way.
Real American mothers take care of their kids, even in the 21st century.


 Freedom is just another word for nothin' left to lose.
 
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5/17/2021 11:19 am  #9


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xoxoxoBruce wrote:

Real American mothers take care of their kids, even in the 21st century.

Ooh, snap!
 

 

5/17/2021 11:20 am  #10


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I like how the tires on the bobcatbed are actually dirty.

 

5/17/2021 12:15 pm  #11


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Clodfobble wrote:

...within 2 years he's into something completely different. All your construction and artistry goes in the garbage...

Oh, hells no!  That shit's going on eBay and Craigslist!
 

 

5/17/2021 7:14 pm  #12


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xoxoxoBruce wrote:

Real American mothers take care of their kids, even in the 21st century.

ah.   No wonder my kids are such failures.  Can I turn it around by voting for Donnie?
 


The most difficult thing is the decision to act, the rest is merely tenacity  Amelia Earhart
 

5/17/2021 11:49 pm  #13


Re: Poor Mom

All Michiganians are suspect, you're just in it for the scholarships, you still think in metric.
 


 Freedom is just another word for nothin' left to lose.
 
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5/18/2021 1:10 pm  #14


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Michenanigans?

That's a Michiganian that's up to something.

 

5/19/2021 12:10 pm  #15


Re: Poor Mom

Or might be Mishenanigans.


 Freedom is just another word for nothin' left to lose.
 
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5/21/2021 2:26 pm  #16


Re: Poor Mom

Clodfobble wrote:

Jr thinks it's great, brags to all his buddies.

This is the real annoyance with all these decked-out custom room designs for kids... Jr. actually gets bored with it way faster than the adults think he will, and within 2 years he's into something completely different. All your construction and artistry goes in the garbage. Also, side note, in my experience the parents who go all out like this actually tend to be on the narcissistic side of things--there's always an element of "you should appreciate what I did for you even though you didn't ask for it"--and when the kid moves on to dinosaurs it just adds one more notch of resentment in their self-centered-ness.

At its core this is the ol' "having more fun with the box it came in" irony.  They like what they like for as long as they like it so don't go to a lot of trouble when it is usually the metaphoric box they are after.


Hey! That's me up there!
 

5/21/2021 3:48 pm  #17


Re: Poor Mom

I've had some fun with some of the boxes I came in.

 

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