Fringey's taut-abbed painter

[dtb]

Originally posted by greatwhitenorthchick
Not just to gay couples, apparently it is applicable to all couples who have not experiened the wonder of bearing fruit from their loins. Damn adopters - thinking they know everything just because they had pets or dolls!

Oh, right. My mistake.

I'm sure it would be much better for children to grow up in orphanages instead of with people who go out of their way to adopt children. (I imagine adopting as a gay couple -- especially a male gay couple -- is not the most burden-free process.) I guess those guys went through all that trouble just so they could take them to the Caribbean and neglect them. Bad, Bad Gay Guys!!!

[Gattigap]

Originally posted by SlaveNoMore
Ahem. Most of us are.

Unlike, say....

Dude, you're in the party of Phil Gramm, who wore his ugliness like a badge of pride. Put down that rock.

[Replaced_Texan]

Originally posted by Shape Shifter
They can probably walk at 1 1/2, but I agree with the sentiment here. The kids were probably in one of those portable playpen thingies and I don't think it constitutes neglect. They were checking on them regularly. How is it any different from putting them to bed upstairs and then going back downstairs to watch tv?

If the kids were playing with the rest of the wedding party earlier, sunny couldn't have been the only one to ask about them at the evening event. Half that wedding party was probably keeping an eye out for regular checks on the kids. And there were probably at least four other busybodies ready to pounce if it looked like too much time had elapsed between checking in on the twins.

The question is whether sunny would have cared as much if it were a straight couple.

[Shape Shifter]

Originally posted by SlaveNoMore
Ahem. Most of us are.

Unlike, say....

"Sportsmanship is not just an empty term, though obviously many invoke this term in empty ways. Sportsmanship has both to do with how you honor your opponent and how you manage your own inner fears. Teams that seek to humiliate opponents by running up the score lose the ability to respect their opponents -- and pay dearly when they line up against an equal. Teams that run up the score gain experience laughing at the other sideline, but learn nothing about calling on character under duress. At the deepest level, sportsmanship is about finding out who you, yourself, really are. What you want to find out about yourself is that you respect others and possess character. Teams that run up the score, disdaining sportsmanship, neither respect others nor build their own character."

http://www.nfl.com/features/tmq/121404

[Greedy,Greedy,Greedy]

Originally posted by Shape Shifter
They can probably walk at 1 1/2, but I agree with the sentiment here. The kids were probably in one of those portable playpen thingies and I don't think it constitutes neglect. They were checking on them regularly. How is it any different from putting them to bed upstairs and then going back downstairs to watch tv?

No different at all MOST of the time...

[taxwonk]

Originally posted by dtb
Hey, man, I already said this.

It's like "Eh, Chinese, Japanese -- what's the difference?" It's ignant, I tell you -- ignant.

Yeah. Iceberg, Goldberg.... I can dig it.

[Shape Shifter]

Originally posted by Greedy,Greedy,Greedy
No different at all MOST of the time...

Yes, children sometimes die.

[robustpuppy]

Originally posted by Shape Shifter
"Sportsmanship is not just an empty term, though obviously many invoke this term in empty ways. Sportsmanship has both to do with how you honor your opponent and how you manage your own inner fears. Teams that seek to humiliate opponents by running up the score lose the ability to respect their opponents -- and pay dearly when they line up against an equal. Teams that run up the score gain experience laughing at the other sideline, but learn nothing about calling on character under duress. At the deepest level, sportsmanship is about finding out who you, yourself, really are. What you want to find out about yourself is that you respect others and possess character. Teams that run up the score, disdaining sportsmanship, neither respect others nor build their own character."

http://www.nfl.com/features/tmq/121404

Yeah, that, and stop posting ugly pictures. The work day is hard enough.

[SlaveNoMore]

Gattigap
Dude, you're in the party of Phil Gramm, who wore his ugliness like a badge of pride. Put down that rock.

As opposed to the party of - er - Lou Gramm - who was not only ugly as sin, but was oh so "Hot blooded, check it and see"

[Hank Chinaski]

Originally posted by Shape Shifter
Yes, children sometimes die.

Plus fags wouldn't buy a cheap crib.

[SlaveNoMore]

Shape Shifter
Teams that seek to humiliate opponents by running up the score lose the ability to respect their opponents -- and pay dearly when they line up against an equal. Teams that run up the score gain experience laughing at the other sideline, but learn nothing about calling on character under duress. At the deepest level, sportsmanship is about finding out who you, yourself, really are. What you want to find out about yourself is that you respect others and possess character. Teams that run up the score, disdaining sportsmanship, neither respect others nor build their own character."

If sure this keeps Cal alumni warm at night.

[Replaced_Texan]

Originally posted by Greedy,Greedy,Greedy
No different at all MOST of the time...

I take it you have video cameras and crash helmets on your kids at all times?

[Shape Shifter]

Originally posted by SlaveNoMore
If sure this keeps Cal alumni warm at night.

I'm sure they'll stay warm on their trip to San Diego.

[bold_n_brazen]

Originally posted by Replaced_Texan
If the kids were playing with the rest of the wedding party earlier, sunny couldn't have been the only one to ask about them at the evening event. Half that wedding party was probably keeping an eye out for regular checks on the kids. And there were probably at least four other busybodies ready to pounce if it looked like too much time had elapsed between checking in on the twins.

The question is whether sunny would have cared as much if it were a straight couple.

Truth is, Sunny just wanted an excuse to tell us she was at the Ritz on St. Thomas.

The Four Seasons on Nevis is much, much nicer.

[robustpuppy]

Originally posted by SlaveNoMore
As opposed to the party of - er - Lou Gramm - who was not only ugly as sin, but was oh so "Hot blooded, check it and see"

Coincidentally, I was just singing this song this morning. The line I couldn't banish from my brain was "come on baby, do you do more than dance."

But really, please, stop with the uggs.