| garce |
06-24-2012 05:34 PM |
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Originally Posted by xenigo
(Post 19021977)
And what would my "issues" be, Doctor Lloyd? :) Let's get your professional GFY diagnosis.
You can't possibly disagree that the sign isn't used for pretentious statements. Even on the mommy forums women talk about wanting the signs to rub parenthood in the faces of women who don't have children. It has nothing to do with safety.
It's similar to bumper stickers that say "My other ride is a Ferrari". Drive safely around me! I have a Ferrari! :)
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You are truly self-deluded. BadDog can disagree with anything at GFY that he wants to disagree with without providing you with shit. You started a thread based on personal opinion. You ae now obligated to eat the semen of anyone with a different point of view.
Any mother (or father) who DOES NOT that think their child is the strongest or smartest should probably ney (I'm Scottish - I meant "not") be a mom, or a dad. If someone has a child, they have every right to slap "Baby On Board" stickers anywhere they want. Even on your ignorant gub.
Your 600,000K Harvard graduate spew is a joke. $600,000K Harvard grads are either failed laywers, or bank drones. They have no right to think or speak. They do what they're told, they get fat, and they die under stress. They create problems - they do not solve them.
BTW, A child was born last night to a young couple in Blue Springs, Missouri. In 42 years, he will have discovered the secret of light without heat, and sustainable perpetual motion. Before his death, he came VERY close to a breakthrough on controllable nuclear fusion.
Yet his son - and his son's son, managed to perfect a way to tap into this unlimited, infinitely sustainable source of energy. The Canadian Oil Sands are sucked dry. Saudi Arabia has long since been paved over and turned into a Disney theme park.
And yet if it wasn't for some grotesquely obese thirty-seven year old, $600K per year "Harvard Grad" driving home drunk and swerving into a tree (because he was distracted by a "Baby On Board" sign) way back in 2012 - none of this would have happened. |
