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    November 05

    i'm lettin' another one rip...

    here i go... watch me now;
          whooo-ya!
     
    topic of discussion:
     people whom have babies when they're over 50.
     
     all these morons think it's an "amazing miracle."
               great job.. you're 55 and have a new baby. you'll probably be dead before he's out of high school, and then what will happen to him?   this is only a little bundle of joy for you right now, not the 'future teenager at your funeral', learning all about misery and abandonment at an age that will greatly shape what kind of person he will become as an adult.. ahh being a teenager.., try doin' it with your parents being 65 and 70.. what the fuck? 
        go ahead and have a baby, just because you either missed your chance when you were young or your first batch is grown up and has left home and you have that lonely, empty nest feeling. 
     
       hey grandma.. grampa;  let's not worry too much about the fact that this little baby will probably end up in a psychiatrist's chair once you're gone... do you really think that it will be easier to shape a young mind, now that you're older.. wiser and more experienced, ignoring the extreme irony in your total lack of judgment, foresight and self restraint that comes with your old age. you should be in the final planning stages for retirement rather than planning for the future of a child whose wedding, college graduation, or perhaps even high school graduation you will probably never see...
              feel a longing in your old age?
     get a cat..  a baby is not a pet.
        oh, but you have life insurance, you say... well that's good, because a monthly check is a fine substitution for parents. what an amazing miracle, you selfish motherfuckers...
     
    my name is brad,
      and that is my two canadian cents worth.
    9:10 AM | Blog it

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    csprissler wrote:
    You talk a strong case, but I don't agree - I've known lots of kids who were raised by their grandparents, or older parents. They seem very well adjusted.

    Better too old than too young, I say. Older parents are often much more involved in their kids' lives, less absorbed in being social and materialism. Less likely to ignore the kids and leave them to be raised by TV. Less likely to perceive their children as an impairment to their freedom and more likely to view them as the centre of their lives, ESPECIALLY if they had kids because of some deep, empty feeling. (Why else would you have kids? Tax reasons? Because it's trendy?) Finally, older parets are more stable, financially and as a family. If your parents are 65 or 70, they certainly won't get divorced.

    The only concern is possible birth defects, and there are far worse contributing factors to those than age. (e.g. alcohol)

    Second, in reference to the girl that thinks there should be a law about "old people" and driving: Studies show that "old people" drive better than 25 year olds talking on cellphones. In fact, so do drunks.
    Nov. 7
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    LizU01 wrote:
    I had my kids at 23 and 27 years of age, so when i say freedom 55 i can say it with feeling...
    Nov. 7
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    Amber wrote:
    Old people should not have babies. They should make a law....just like they should make a law about old people and driving......excpect when I am old, all laws must then be revoked.
    Nov. 6
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    Deviate_DarkAngel wrote:
    Well - I was lookiing to get my first kids at 50. Thanks a lot.
    Nov. 6
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    jaclyn wrote:
    good argument... my thoughts exactly
    Nov. 6
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    JohnnyB wrote:
    Good point.
    Nov. 5
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    raindrop079 wrote:
    Hey! Arent you Richard Simmons?? Or, are you Richard Simmons friend...Richard Simmons! HA!

    Jessica
    Nov. 5
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    twigggy_girl wrote:
    brad you failed to mention one thing! if you have a child when you are that old there is a good chance it will be a flipper baby!
    Nov. 5
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    brad. wrote:
    "p.s."

    two canadian cents are worth approx. one twig, and some dirt on the ground in U.S dollars.
    Nov. 5
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    hellachella wrote:
    What? I'm 67 and I'm totally fine with my toddlers.
    Nov. 5
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    Scar_AL_ wrote:
    but children are easier to train then a pet monkey..
    and they can eventually read your prescriptions to you, and do things that pet monkeys can't like drive you to your proctologist.
    Nov. 5

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