Originally posted by Shelbert Lemon
Whatever it is, it will resolve itself eventually. Things always have a way of working out as they are meant to be. Weather we like it, understand it or not. You know.
Originally posted by dadudemon
Awesome. So you know what a reading of 98 degrees Fahrenheit taken from the armpit of a baby means...right? (you can always use google.com...but that isn't my point)You shouldn't be so negative about your mom. She obviously isn't very street smart...but give her credit for raising a son long enough for that son to call her an idiot.
Originally posted by Röland
It doesn't take a genius to raise a kid, I know a lot of dumbasses who have raised kids just fine, it's stupid however to carry all that information in one place.
hmmmmm, well it looks like we completely agree on this point....I really can't find anything wrong with your statement.
Originally posted by dadudemon
hmmmmm, well it looks like we completely agree on this point....I really can't find anything wrong with your statement.
[QUOTE=]Originally posted by dadudemon
and death exacerbates the situation. I've never had a problem getting over "loves"...but it was always hard to get over a death. I guess its because I have atheistic sympathies. [/QUOTE] I see what you mean. Im different in the since that If I lost someone because they died, I know I will see them again and it wasnt a matter of them not loving me enough or stopped loving me... (Be it family, friend or a love)
If I loose a loved one because we broke up.. thats harder to accept or understand.
God willing, I wont have to go through that kind of pain again.
Originally posted by Röland
Actually we don't agree, because I'd call anyone an idiot who carried all their vital info and family members vital info like that in one purse/wallet.
Yes, we agree. At the time I responded to the young man...it looked like he wasn't appreciative for anything she had done for him and it looked like he resented her entire being...very disturbing. He will probably regret those feelings when he gets older, no doubt.
However, just because she did one thing stupid, does not mean that she is a complete idiot. There has to be other redeeming qualities about her.
Originally posted by dadudemon
Yes, we agree. At the time I responded to the young man...it looked like he wasn't appreciative for anything she had done for him and it looked like he resented her entire being...very disturbing. He will probably regret those feelings when he gets older, no doubt.However, just because she did one thing stupid, does not mean that she is a complete idiot. There has to be other redeeming qualities about her.
Ok, instead of an idiot, she was STUPID at the time. mmm