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Posted: Sun 07 Aug, 2005 22.37
by johnnyboy
Square Eyes wrote:Why is this a sticky thread ?
Incidentally, I love my mom.
J.Christie had a tantrum to me on PM announcing that he was leaving because he couldn't stand everyone.
He also asked if this thread could be deleted. I was not really up for that so I decided to make it sticky - a totem pole for the punishment of stupidity on the place.
I love my Mum dearly, BTW.
Posted: Sun 07 Aug, 2005 22.38
by TVDragon
DJGM wrote:You should always respect your mum.
Surely that's really rather a matter for individual circumstance?
Quite crudely, being able to breed doesn't in itself deserve respect.
Posted: Sun 07 Aug, 2005 22.44
by Pete
very true. the woman who bred this particular member definately requires a slap in addition to the one the doctor gave her when he was born.
Posted: Sun 07 Aug, 2005 22.57
by Pete
I can't decide until I see the full and unaltered text of this PM from him posted on here. I think we should be told the truth jb - not your coverups
Posted: Sun 07 Aug, 2005 23.01
by James Martin
My mum keeps going around with a megaphone telling me to evacute my house.
Should I go?
Posted: Sun 07 Aug, 2005 23.03
by Ant
James Martin wrote:My mum keeps going around with a megaphone telling me to evacute my house.
Should I go?
Your mum is Nick Harvey?
Posted: Mon 08 Aug, 2005 00.54
by Cheese Head
Parents always say they dont have a favourite (thats a lie) but children always have one favourite parent. Out of ma und pa, im closest to mother. dad is just too irratating and, lets not start. he does have plus sides.. bank account, car...
Posted: Mon 08 Aug, 2005 01.06
by Adders
I love my mum and I have no dad.
Posted: Mon 08 Aug, 2005 01.20
by cwathen
Parents always say they dont have a favourite (thats a lie) but children always have one favourite parent. Out of ma und pa, im closest to mother. dad is just too irratating and, lets not start. he does have plus sides.. bank account, car...
I think it's natural for mothers to tend to be protective of their sons and for fathers to tend to be protective of their daughters, but I don't think that constitutes favourtism. Can't say I've ever favoured one parent over the other, nor have I ever felt that I've been favoured/not favoured by one parent over the other.
Oh an J Christie, your mum is probably right, but even if she's not (parents are not infallible) hate is a very strong word - thing very carefully about using it. And your poll is in very bad taste.
Posted: Mon 08 Aug, 2005 02.46
by Jamez
JC must be...11 years old? Certainly not much older judging from his complete lack of braincells.
Come back in about 10 years, JC, or at least when you've grown some pubes.
Posted: Mon 08 Aug, 2005 09.39
by iSon
Jamez wrote:JC must be...11 years old? Certainly not much older judging from his complete lack of braincells.
Come back in about 10 years, JC, or at least when you've grown some pubes.
About 10 years then!