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does that apply to sex as well you fucking rapist

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Originally posted by Orbax thats "im sterile" level of confidence amigo. Whachu got

Well, beyond the toll that 4 years of daily marijuana smoking has taken on my lil' swimmers, Myra and I are rather certain that we'd both never care to have kids, and take the appropriate measures to be moderately sure that conception never occurs.

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Originally posted by RapidFire its how you teach your kid to appreciate it. if they arent taught to experience it at a young age theyre most likely not going to appreciate it when theyre older.

How can they learn to appreciate something if they don't know how good they have it?

Send a kid to live in the Darfur region of Sudan, then they will appreciate a nice restaraunt.

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Originally posted by RapidFire its how you teach your kid to appreciate it. if they arent taught to experience it at a young age theyre most likely not going to appreciate it when theyre older.

No, it's not. Manners can be taught in many places, they do not necessitate multiple restaurant visits to "break in" a child.

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Originally posted by Orbax does that apply to sex as well you fucking rapist

youre looking for the guy 5 posts up from you.

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Originally posted by DJ RJT Well, beyond the toll that 4 years of daily marijuana smoking has taken on my lil' swimmers, Myra and I are rather certain that we'd both never care to have kids, and take the appropriate measures to be moderately sure that conception never occurs.

You got a vasectomy?

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Originally posted by DJ RJT No, it's not. Manners can be taught in many places, they do not necessitate multiple restaurant visits to "break in" a child.

I guess that depends on the child.

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Originally posted by RapidFire youre looking for the guy 5 posts up.

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Originally posted by Masonious

stealth edit!

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Originally posted by RapidFire I guess that depends on the child.

I can state with a fair amount of certainty that no child requires a visit to a restaurant to learn how to act.

Granted, certain contextual things may be learned through a trip to a restaurant, yet none of these is impossible to impart to a child through other means.

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Originally posted by RapidFire stealth edit!

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Originally posted by DJ RJT I can state with a fair amount of certainty that no child requires a visit to a restaurant to learn how to act.

its not crucial to his manners but more to his eating habbits. lets face it- kids need to be taken out from time to time amd the odd happy meal is alright but it cant be a substitute for a nice, well-cooked meal.

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Originally posted by RapidFire its not crucial to his manners but more to his eating habbits. lets face it- kids need to be taken out from time to time amd the odd happy meal is alright but it cant be a substitute for a nice, well-cooked meal.

But eating habits certainly shouldn't be dictated by restaurants... If anything, I'd say keeping your kids away from eating out would better prepare them for the real world.

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Originally posted by DJ RJT But eating habits certainly shouldn't be dictated by restaurants... If anything, I'd say keeping your kids away from eating out would better prepare them for the real world.

well unless youre a parent you cant really state that. :/

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Originally posted by RapidFire well unless youre a parent you cant really state that. :/

I'd wager that 2 years worth of developmental psych at least gives me reasonable credibility in this discussion, not to mention the many highly publicized critiques of parents who perhaps rely on taking their children out to dinner a bit too often.

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Originally posted by DJ RJT I'd wager that 2 years worth of developmental psych at least gives me reasonable credibility in this discussion, not to mention the many highly publicized critiques of parents who perhaps rely on taking their children out to dinner a bit too often.

Parenting can throw all types of curveballs, dude.

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Originally posted by Marc Summers Parenting can throw all types of curveballs, dude.

Yeah, so can all aspects of life, but trends are undeniable.

All I'm trying to point out here is that RapidFire's argument that kids somehow "need" the real world experience of eating in "nice restaurants" to develop proper manners is profoundly flawed.

if you're going to have kids, don't let them grow up racist
that's all

you can only learn to appreciate after you suffer

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Originally posted by Azz3D if you're going to have kids, don't let them grow up racist that's all you can only learn to appreciate after you suffer

+1

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Originally posted by Azz3D if you're going to have kids, don't let them grow up racist that's all

+1, If I ever have kids, I would definitely break their faces if they said a racial slur.

And RJT, it all depends on the child.

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Originally posted by Marc Summers And RJT, it all depends on the child.

You seem to be missing the point.

Yes, each child is different and must be treated appropriately.

No, a child does not need to go to a restaurant to learn propr public/social ettiquette.

That is all.

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Originally posted by Marc Summers +1, If I ever have kids, I would definitely break their faces if they said a racial slur.

It's too much in my genes to prevent this from happening. Us Russians hate all equally. Even ourselves.

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Originally posted by DJ RJT All I'm trying to point out here is that RapidFire's argument that kids somehow "need" the real world experience of eating in "nice restaurants" to develop proper manners is profoundly flawed.

and Ill im trying to do is point out how selfish it is to say that ALL children should be banned from nice restaurants just to appease you.

especially when there are so many children that are well behaved when they go to these types of restaurants.

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Originally posted by RapidFire stealth edit!

H4x!

i don't think its the kid. it's the parents. i saw it on Super Nanny a couple of nights ago.

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