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See kids, heroin is fun right up until you decide to quit and experience withdrawals.
^^^ Remote control up the butt never stops being funny!
See kids, heroin is fun right up until you decide to quit and experience withdrawals.
BTW, I had never seen that video up until today, but WTF was that?^^^ Remote control up the butt never stops being funny!
He shoves the remote in his ass and it actually seemed to calm him down.
Disturbing. He will never live down this video, I am actually confident this young man was last seen swinging from a shower curtain.
Another meltdown.
A San Jose Sharks fan has a meltdown (hockey team). Queue the absolutely correct father.
If you just want to see the father, FF to 2:29
his dad got it 100% right. I never saw that Sharks video.
Shame! Shame! Shame!Oh, he's definitely not getting it - he's only going to be 10
I think the only reason he wants it is because my DEAR husband let the kids watch the WoW episode of Southpark. He'll most likely end up with the DS, Kids Bop, a couple of books and a talking to about how to not be a greedy little monster.
I'm not one to tell folks how to parent, but Kids Bop is a terrrrrrrrrrrrible idea. Get the DS, a game (Pokemon or New Super Mario), Prince Valiant comic strip (he wants a sword, so that is sort of related) and Calvin & Hobbes...should be less than 200 for everything.
Heh, I was lucky to get at least 1 gift from my parents.
I'm wondering how he would even know about the south park WoW episode if he is only 10? It's animated yes, but most of the content on that show is not for the children.
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I wanted a bigger rifle...in fact I chipped in some savings and got one for Christmas.
When, last year???
I wanted a bigger rifle...in fact I chipped in some savings and got one for Christmas.
Actually I did treat myself to a new/different rifle last year but I negotiated a 30-06 for Christmas when I was 9. I was already mowing yards for money and chipped in half of the cost.
No not Kid's Bop!! I promise you'll hate yourself.
We just do Christmas lists at my house, they list 5 things they want and they get 3 of them, all my choice. At birthdays they get one thing and a family dinner at the restaurant of their choice.
Actually I did treat myself to a new/different rifle last year but I negotiated a 30-06 for Christmas when I was 9. I was already mowing yards for money and chipped in half of the cost.
Dang so you just went from a sling shot to a 30-06 by the time you were 9??? Bet you were real fun to play cowboys & indians with!!!!
Maybe I missed something big, but I'm not sure what the harm is in a collection of songs sung by kids. All lyrics are edited to make them child-friendly.
Oops, I missed where you already explained that, my apologies. Did you smack him up side his head at least? Your husband I mean.
Maybe he's just giving you options?
As long as he doesn't expect to get everything on it, then I don't see the problem. Kids want the world.
Des, look at me. Look me right in the eyes *points to eyes*...you don't want that music playing loud in your house or vehicle, or the shame that your son will suffer through in 3 years when he realizes how ing lame Kids Bop is. It's not worth it, ma'am. Pretend you lost the list, whatever you gotta do to make it go away.
Exactly why she has to get it for him. It's going to be so embarrassing for him 3 years from now.
My kids loved Barney tunes when they were little ... they had no issues growing out of it at the appropriate time. If you happen to listen a little closer to popular music an the radio, a huge percentage of it is talking about ing in some way or another. Lame music >>>>>>>>> the awkwardness of your 10 year old singing along to something about tying someone to the bed and setting the house on fire.
Kids Bop is fine for a 10 year old. As long as mom & dad can stand listening to it over, and over, and over, and over ......
Yes, Dad...
Sorry Stringer, but I'm with SW on this one. There's no shame in letting kids listen to kids music - especially when most of what they listen to is decent quality adult music anyway.My kids loved Barney tunes when they were little ... they had no issues growing out of it at the appropriate time. If you happen to listen a little closer to popular music an the radio, a huge percentage of it is talking about ing in some way or another. Lame music >>>>>>>>> the awkwardness of your 10 year old singing along to something about tying someone to the bed and setting the house on fire.
Kids Bop is fine for a 10 year old. As long as mom & dad can stand listening to it over, and over, and over, and over ......
I do like that Eminem track, however, but not around the kids.
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