Don't be a fool and die for your country. Let the other sonofabitch die for his. -- General George S. Patton
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September 19, 2005Watch Me Light This Fart On Fire..."I think you should put this on your web page, I don’t think it is entirely accurate as far as the years because it sounds just like my child hood and yours as well I’m sure, but it is an accurate portal of the lives of children today." -- Defender1 TO ALL THE KIDS WHO SURVIVED the 1930's, 40's, 50's, 60's and 70's!! lagleRock Out! Comments
Love that. I was born and raised in the 80s and 90s. Don't know if mom drank or anything while pregnant with me, but a lot of that other stuff applies. And I managed to survive somehow. lol Posted by: Amy at September 19, 2005 12:57 PM As a product of the 50s and 60s,I'd like to add one.If I did something wrong at a friends house,I didn't have to wait until I got home to get my ass cracked.My friends Dad would do it, with my Dads approval and my Dad would return the favor at my house. PappaSlagle, I agree 100% percent, in fact I remeamber more than once (by this I mean at least a million times) where all the old man had to do was look at me that way (you know what I'm talking about) and I knew right then and there that no matter how good I was or what I did from then on out, I was done when we got home. Now when I even say I'm going to spank one of my kids I'm affraid I will be sent to jail for child abuse, I cant imagine what would happen if I did spank one. What have things come to when we cant even give our own kids a little tough love. But hey thats just my .02 Defender1 Posted by: Defender1 at September 21, 2005 10:59 PMDefender, My now 21 yr.old son,in one of his braver moments,advised me that it was unlawful for me to tan his backside.I invited him to phone 911 and told him that the laws of time and space would allow me plenty of time to wear his butt out before authorities could arrive.I then ask him who would provide him,his sister and his mother with food and water if I was sent to jail.He stormed off to his room and never threw that gauntlet down again. Posted by: PappaSlagle at September 22, 2005 03:44 PMYou know Dad, that sounds about par for J. I could totally see him saying that to you. Too damn funny, thanks for the laugh. Great way to start a Friday morning. SlagleRock Out! Posted by: SlagleRock at September 23, 2005 08:03 AMRob,The reason you weren't included in the above story was because John was about eleven at the time and you were already in the Air Force.It was typical of John at that age.Each day with him was a new adventure.LOL!! Posted by: PappaSlagle at September 24, 2005 06:17 PMI really miss those days, but they are gone forever, Cat Posted by: Catfish at September 26, 2005 04:27 PMPost a comment
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