Since you guys think I have no idea what I'm talking about. I guess it is more like cutting the labia off, but whatever foreskin is full of nerve endings. And the US is one of very few countries that almost always do circumcisions. I get why some of you guys do it (so the kids match the parents), but at the same time in this day and age there is almost no reason to do it. And it can have serious consequences when done incorrectly which does still happen. Sorry if that triggers some of you, but why risk it?
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That's a pretty huge false equivalency you're making in your opening statement, so why bother even reading the rest of your shitpost?
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Heinz 'healthy' toddler snack full of sugar, court hears
there are positive nutrients in these products ... just as there are positive nutrients in a Big Mac," she said.
berries, apple and veg" variety contains 68.7 grams of sugar per 100 grams.
Be careful what you feed to your kids. Read the label thoroughly.
there are positive nutrients in these products ... just as there are positive nutrients in a Big Mac," she said.
berries, apple and veg" variety contains 68.7 grams of sugar per 100 grams.
Be careful what you feed to your kids. Read the label thoroughly.
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Its not like the meat doesn't have protein, etc....I mean, its there, just far outweighed by the negative stuff.
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The ratio of good to shit is so lopsided it's laughable to think there's anything positive about eating a Big Mac.
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No arguments, but I think thats what the article was getting at. There is good stuff, but the whole is still bullshit and bad because of the lopsidedness
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Whats so bad about bread, meat, cheese and lettuce? There's nothing fundamentally wrong with that. The quantity might be too high, too many calories. But I don't think there's necessarily anything wrong with a hamburger as long as you skip the fries/soda/milkshake along with it. A 500-600 calorie burger, nothing wrong with that.
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You always seem to have your shit sorted out so to see you have a bad day makes me happy. I hope that doesn't sound fucked up.
Not bad, just not ideal, idk. Just nice to know you're not alone, you know.
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I know exactly what you mean. If I come off as always having my shit sorted, I apologise for a gross misrepresentation. We have plenty of cock-ups here, it's just that my wife and I have more available time than most parents our age. I think that gives the impression that we have everything together. I'm still dealing with four teenagers and a 9 year old, so please don't imagine life is smooth sailing over here.
But I get it. I don't exactly take delight when I see other parents struggling, but it is reaffirming to know others deal with the same shit day in and day out. If only these little fucking people came with manuals.
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When I go to the store and my kid is just sitting calmly eating some crunchies and s a 2 year old goes by screaming his head off I take great delight
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My 13 year old isn't too bad right now. He's kind of moody and uncommunicative, but doesn't get in trouble at school and gets good grades. Once you get him talking he's a normal person but like a lot of teenagers he just doesn't share much. You really have to pry to get anywhere. Overall though he's not much trouble at all.
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I can't wait to get into stuff like that. Teach him shit like how to ride a bike, play various sports, and how to farm shit in my fav MMO so I don't have to.
Last night he had his first night in his converted toddler bed. We had no idea how he would do but man it went way better than either of us expected. Did the standard night time routine then he climbed right into bed himself and snuggled up with all his stuffed pals. He slept all night and woke up at 6:30. 7:30 is his usually wake-up time. My wife went in this morning when he started whining. He standing at the side of the crib like he was still trapped. Can't imagine it'll take him long to figure that out. But so far so good. Fingers crossed!
Last night he had his first night in his converted toddler bed. We had no idea how he would do but man it went way better than either of us expected. Did the standard night time routine then he climbed right into bed himself and snuggled up with all his stuffed pals. He slept all night and woke up at 6:30. 7:30 is his usually wake-up time. My wife went in this morning when he started whining. He standing at the side of the crib like he was still trapped. Can't imagine it'll take him long to figure that out. But so far so good. Fingers crossed!
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Awesome man. Ours took one night of "no no no" to "awesome I'm loving this" and he's been using it since. The funny thing is even now months later he refuses to get out of the bed unless we get him. He's fallen out twice so far too, glad we got a carpet under his bed.
The 1month old is sick (as we all are) and it's fucking hell. He can't breathe so it sounds like an old man sleeping in our room. Who am I kidding.... Sleep..... Heh