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Ron Erickson
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Posted: 20th Jun 2004 22:40
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That is right, child number 3 is due in February.

HOOOWWWLLL!!!

WOLF

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ReD_eYe
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Posted: 20th Jun 2004 22:42
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Yay!
Good luck

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M00NSHiNE
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Posted: 20th Jun 2004 22:46
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Congratulations, you dawg, you

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David T
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Posted: 20th Jun 2004 23:03 Edited at: 20th Jun 2004 23:03
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Lol I wonder what your wife would make of that announcement...

Congrats

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Hehe congratulations.

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Make sure you raise him right...
http://maddox.xmission.com/beat.html

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Quote: "http://maddox.xmission.com/beat.html"


LOL

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I beat my parents.

It's amazing how much TV has raised us. (Bart Simpson)
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Posted: 21st Jun 2004 03:26
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@WOLF
One day your child might read this post... So I want to have my famous words in.

*Thinks for a moment*

Sorry mate, can't think of anything. Congratulations!

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Ron Erickson
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Posted: 21st Jun 2004 04:02
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LOL @ the link.

Thanks for all the replies everyone.

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Quote: "The 2 x 4 / PVC pipe. If you do your job as a parent, this should never have to be administered. This is for heavy duty jobs only (ie. any time your kid comes home and begins a sentence with "she might be pregnant..." or "I can _____ if I want to..." where the blank can be any of the following: smoke, have sex, experiment with drugs, watch Oprah, etc). Usually the threat of this beating is enough to keep your kid from screwing up. "


My favorite.

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Van B
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Posted: 21st Jun 2004 12:57
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Congrats Wolf, tell congrats to the missus too. What ages are your other 2 pups?.


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Nice one. Don't forget to buy to hide your eyes due to lack of . No sarcy comments about childbirth, or you'll get a from the missus. Let's hope the new arrival will be a , not a .

We, OK, the missus had number 3 this February. I expected the worst, and she has turned out to be the most placid, easy going baby you could wish to have. I think number 3 resigns to the fact that they will never get a word in edgeways

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Ron Erickson
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lol BatVink

The oldest is 3.5
Next one just turned 2.

Our first one is the "difficult" one. He's to smart for his rear-ends good The second one is much more easy going. God only knows how the third will be, but after our first, we are prepared for just about anything. lol

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I find kids so funny when they're between 3 and 5, they just seem to have a sense of humour about everything - I have a nephew who's just turned 3, he cracks me up.


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The individuality of kids is fantastic...and hard work.

Our oldest is seven. He's very intelligent and has athirst for knowledge, which is great to see as a parent. The hard part is removing him from his own little world, and keeping up with the constant chatter and barrage of questions. As a baby he was very laid-back, didn't care whether you fed him or not, and slept through everything.

Our middle child is 5. She's "easy-going" to an extent, and clever too. The hard part is motivating her to learn - she's capable but very independant and unwilling to adhere to the "rules" of growing up - getting an education! As a baby, she was a nightmare - chronic colic, she could cry for 18 hours at a time.

Our youngest is 4 months old. She's very easy to look after, and the older 2 keep her entertained. Her downfall is that she's desparate to join in with the other 2, and as a result can get frustrated in the blink of an eye.

Kids huh...we wouldn't be without them!

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Congratulations. May you and your family live a life of great happiness. Any ideas for names yet?

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Good luck to you Wolf and the lady. In the words of 'Bobby Mcferrin', "dont worry, be happy." wait, that could have been ub40. Im sure you get the idea anyway.

Edited on behalf of the guy under me.

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Quote: "Bob Marley, "dont worry, be happy." "


That wasn't Bob Marley, it was Bobby Mcferrin

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Erm... "always look on the bright side of life." Life of Brian. No idea who sung that.

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Congrats.

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Posted: 22nd Jun 2004 03:06
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Heh, kids are funny at them ages. My brother is 4 and he's totally off his head insane. He beat my sister (age 14) about 10 times in a row on the original Soul Calibur while he was still 3 (and the scary thing was my sister was really trying)!!!! Im crafting him into a gaming champion from the youngest possible age, teaching him all my skills...

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Posted: 22nd Jun 2004 03:27
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Congrats WOLF.


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I think Eric Idle sang 'bright side of life' - one of the Pythons anyway.


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Posted: 24th Jun 2004 04:41
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congratulations wolf!

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Congrats!
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