Kids can't kill em and ya gotta feed em.

yashooa

Full Metal Mazda
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MSP, The BLACKNESS!
Beware the small ones for they are powerfull...


My 10 yr gets out of my car the other day and commences to run her paper back book along my spoiler. This off course proceeds to grind the minute dust particles trapped between the book and the spoiler into the clear coat and scratches the HOLY LIVING s*** OUT OF IT!
I go off a bit and raise my voice. My daughter looks at me cocks her head sideways and says, Dad it's only a paper back that weighs a few ounces and couldnt possible do that much." Well I then have to gently grasp her by the knap of the neck and bend her over ever so slightly to observe her handiwork. Her only reply is, Cool! Dust did that."
Arggghh it's not food, or clothes, or braces or medical insurance that cost so much with kids it's the destructive ability that children possess. The childs destructive power is infinitely larger in proportion to their mass. A very small child can do many times more the damage that a large on can do. I think that God gives very small children a kind of invisibility mixed with super speed so they can run amuck a **** up as much of stuff as possible as a kind of cruel joke for you being foolish enough to take him up on the whole be fruitful and multiply thing. I think a hundred 2 yr olds could destroy the world if you let them loose in just the right spot.
 
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(lol) dood you hit the nail on the head. My 8 y.o. son has soooo scratched up my door jam, by not picking up his dam bookbag, its sick. I Yell at him all the time. Then he procedes to slam the door, or leave it open. there is not middle ground there. Put his dirty ass feet on my seat backs. When he was like 4, he wanted to "help" me wash my car, so he picks up a handfull of dirt/leaves/rocks/ to dry my car, and runs it down the pass side. "It was a 95 civic freshly painted too" They are destructive.
 
yashooa said:
Beware the small ones for they are powerfull...

I think a hundred 2 yr olds could destroy the world if you let them loose in just the right spot.

It all starts in the chololate factory...if it weren't for the Umpa-Lumpas, kids would have destroied Willi Wonka's Chocolate Factory. Just think what those kids would have done after they were finished with the cololate facotry and were all hopped up on chocolate and sugar :eek:

I figured it out....what we need to balance out the hundred 2 yr olds are a hundred 2 yr old tall adults (the Umpa-Lumpas) to b**** slap their asses when they get out of hand.

**disclaimer** - I in no way inteded this as a slight to anyone, be them children or short statured adults - **end disclaimer**
 
haha Maan that sucks! but the way you told the story made me laugh! :D

Makes me think of all the times my mom used to scream at me for doing stupid s*** in her brand new Bronco. She would not even let me rest my elbow on the door because, "its going to wear out the goddamn lining you fool"!!!
Of course it fell on deaf ears when i was a lad. But now it makes complete sense now.

Kids....
 
I remember when I was young I scratched my Intials intot he hood of my mothers car with a toy gun. Now why the hell would I have done that.
 
Dude, you and I sound an awful lot alike. I have two boys who are now the ages 10 and 7. They don't even breathe on my cars anymore, let alone rub something along the side of it... It's kind of sad sometimes when you think about it. It is 'Just a Car...'. :)
Crazy part is when my 10-yr old gets his (re-built to mint status for him by me for his 10th birthday - '96 GT Pro XL Chrome ex-pro racer) bike out and he won't let anybody else touch it b/c he is afraid they will scratch it.. :(
My 7 yr lives for the day he can grind the concrete rails on that bike just for spite. He still abuses his '99 Supergoose Jr. daily.
 
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My son is 26, and has his own home...

At home; I am the Child. (chair) (puke) (puke) (pukey) (chair)

God! I love my toys!! (k)
 
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AGR#7 said:
At home; I am the Child. (chair) (puke) (puke) (pukey) (chair)

God! I love my toys!! (k)

Oh Lord I just had a horrible blinding vision of AGR sitting in a tan leather beanbag chair whearing nothing but an adult diaper looking up,"Saying I got poopy." :eek: (pukey) :eek:
I must now PURGE my mind AHHHHAHAHAHAHHAAHHAHAHAHAH (flame2)
Bad thoughts out good thoughts in:repeat:Bad thoughts out good thoughts in.
 
yes!!!!!!!

That is correct! They are called: 'Depends'

With a handful of the blue pills in my left hand, and a Guinness Stout in the other (the beer Stout, sillys!!)
 
i'm lucky. all my kids are grown. well the youngest is 17. the two girls can't drive my car becasue i din't insure them for it. they drive the wifes car!! my son has his honda civic....anyway, i don't have to worry about the book bags, dirty feet and ice cream cones anymore!!:cool:
 
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I'm sorry to hear about your misfortune Yashooa,

If it were me, I would take it out of her allowance (that is paying for the repaint)

That's what my military father woulda done (and boy did I never again touch a car)


.......hmm.. maybe that's why I'm so anal about my car today:confused:
 
Adam3482P said:
greg, did you lose your sig pictures or something. All i see now are x's

It must be the Forum server....That's all I can figure.
 
thank god im really too young to have kids..and even though i love children, and look forward to having some in 5-10 years... i do know it wont be much fun.. just the making em part ;)
 
We have a 4 yr old son and a 15 month old son and yesterday I discover crayon marks on the ceiling!!! Everytime they walk by the MSP, they just have to run their hands all over it. The older one shoveled dirt all over it one right after we finished washing/waxing it. Luckily the plastic shovel didn't do any damage and the dirt was just a hassle. I am amazed by the destrictive power of two little boys!

Kristi
 
Nope Greg your Anglefire account is supposely suspended due to excessive bandwidth usage. :(
 
We have a 4 yr old son and a 15 month old son and yesterday I discover crayon marks on the ceiling!!! Everytime they walk by the MSP, they just have to run their hands all over it. The older one shoveled dirt all over it one right after we finished washing/waxing it. Luckily the plastic shovel didn't do any damage and the dirt was just a hassle. I am amazed by the destrictive power of two little boys!

Kristi
 
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