Have you ever wanted to just slap some parents?
Yesterday, at Starbucks (go figure) I saw a mother and daughter standing in line. What caught my attention was a tattoo on the 5 year old girl. A pretty butterfly accross the back. I can't say for sure if it was real, but it looked like a real one. Even if it was a temp, it still sends a message. Then the mom orders the 5 year old girl a vanilla capacino. What is it with parents these days? Do they feel the need to allow their kids the freedom of choice at such a young age? Am I just too stuck in the past?
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JohnDF SubscriberJohnDF SubscriberI used to wheel a lot. . .- Guest former userGuest former user
The whole coffee thing is weird. I only started drinking coffee toward the end of college. My parents always told me it would stunt my growth, π plus, the stuff they drank was/is terrible. π Now days we're all caffine junkies - even the kids.
BKGM Jeepers President Joined: June 2003BKGM Jeepers President Joined: June 2003I guess I'm old school. I agree with John! I don't drink any coffee, or coffee-related drinks however. I know John does. π
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JohnDF SubscriberJohnDF started this SubscriberI started drinking coffee when I was 17 years old...my parents were not offering me coffee at 5 years old.
My kids have the little fake tattoos, you know, a pirate skull or dragon. I won't let them get realistic tattoos. They can wait until they are out of the house and then make up their own minds. Until then, it's my rules and I don't care much for individualality πI used to wheel a lot. . .- Guest former userGuest former user
I dont know how the mom gets them to drink coffee. I tried some of my dad's once... black with no sugar or anything. I dont think i will try coffee again. π
Oh and i dont see the point in tattoos anyway. They will all feel stupid when they get older and they have tattoos all over their arm.
I can see it now... a new game show, "Guess the Tattoo!" A bunch of old people that have a tattoo are the contestants. After 50 years of aging, you wont even be able to tell what they are anymore. π
JohnDF SubscriberJohnDF started this Subscriber"Norcal crawler" wrote: I tried some of my dad's once... black with no sugar or anything. I dont think i will try coffee again. π
That's the thing...the moms are ordering them what ammounts to a milkshake. If they ever tried real coffee, they'd run away screaming πI used to wheel a lot. . .
Dan-H SubscriberDan-H SubscriberI started drinking coffee when I was 14.
I have no tatoo's.Closed Mondays.
JohnDF SubscriberJohnDF started this SubscriberLike I said, there's nothing wrong with drinking coffee and wearing tattoos, but I think 5 is a little young.
I used to wheel a lot. . .
Fred SubscriberFred Subscriber"JohnDF" wrote: Like I said, there's nothing wrong with drinking coffee and wearing tattoos, but I think 5 is a little young.
Not just a little young, WAY too young!- RobD SubscriberRobD Subscriber
Work in my profession and you will see things that parents let their kids do that will blow your mind π²
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"Norcal crawler" wrote: Oh and i dont see the point in tattoos anyway. They will all feel stupid when they get older and they have tattoos all over their arm.
Tatoos are a pretty personal thing. Definitely something I would wait on. I think my brother isn't a big fan of the one that he got with the High School friends that he hasn't talked to since, but he has gotten some as an adult as well. I'm pretty happy with mine. - Guest former userGuest former user
"Bender" wrote: [quote="Norcal crawler"]Oh and i dont see the point in tattoos anyway. They will all feel stupid when they get older and they have tattoos all over their arm.
Tatoos are a pretty personal thing. Definitely something I would wait on. I think my brother isn't a big fan of the one that he got with the High School friends that he hasn't talked to since, but he has gotten some as an adult as well. I'm pretty happy with mine.Yea some people like them, some dont. I dont mind seeing people with tattoos or anything, there can be some pretty cool designs and stuff. But i dont think i would get any. If they were temporary or could be somehow removed it would be totally different though.
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Well, they can be mostly removed π²
http://health.howstuffworks.com/tattoo-removal.htm
I'm still working on the design of mine, but will have one which completely wraps the upper part of my right arm here very soon.... tough part seems to be finding the artist to draw it up the way you invision it in your head. - RobD SubscriberRobD Subscriber
If I had it to do over again, I would never have got my 3 tattoos. It is the biggest regret I have. I hate to say it, but as a cop, I think tattoos go hand in hand with dirt bags and criminal. Not that everyone who has them fits in to that catagory, but as a cop, you get my attention faster if you have them.
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JohnDF SubscriberJohnDF started this SubscriberThree???
I'm not going to ask where the third one is π²I used to wheel a lot. . .- RobD SubscriberRobD Subscriber
"JohnDF" wrote: Three???
I'm not going to ask where the third one is π²
It it is on my right butt cheek and it has your name on it π__________________ 'If we ever forget that we're one nation under God, then we will be a nation gone under."- Ronald Reagan
JohnDF SubscriberJohnDF started this SubscriberAwww...that's sweet... :gay:
I used to wheel a lot. . .
Dan-H SubscriberDan-H Subscriber"RobD" wrote: [quote="JohnDF"]Three???
I'm not going to ask where the third one is π²
It it is on my right butt cheek and it has your name on it in pink with a bone and some fuzzy dice π
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