well it seems nowdays your forced to like it, you dont have a choiceLammie":3gewsrzp said:One of my student aides had one of those last year. It drove me nuts for the 49 minutes she had it with me. I don't think Steve would like the, uh, tan on that kid.
Lammie":b5pu48aq said:Oh believe me, I see thar all the time. I went back to visit family in Oklahoma a few years ago and you would have never made me believe that my uncle would be standing there holding a little black grandbaby. It isn't the kids fault, though. I guess you gotta love what you get.
i instilled those same values in my daughter as well, through rigorous training ,,,,but alas, i may have took it to far , because she didnt care if she ever seen another one :lol:Caustic Burno":1p1zv0xc said:Lammie":1p1zv0xc said:Oh believe me, I see thar all the time. I went back to visit family in Oklahoma a few years ago and you would have never made me believe that my uncle would be standing there holding a little black grandbaby. It isn't the kids fault, though. I guess you gotta love what you get.
I agree it's not the kid's fault but it dam sure is the momma's. I told mine if they every had one like that to just pretend a dozer had tore the road up to the house. You get what your willing to except or put up with.
wouldnt worry about that, thats light weight...hooknline":1lu3y1fu said:Ive tried to teach my daughter right, but she not the easiest of kids. Theres alot of factors involved but shes been a challenge the whole time. Shes 16
Wife and daughter went to the store yesterday with the robot and got a few dity looks from people for obvious reasons. They dont know its not real. So were using that as a leason as well. Nothing i could do about it if i wanted to. All that would cause is a failing grade and this is a large portion of her semester grade in this class
hooknline":jcryj4cv said:No. Hea really tan. The kids dont have a say in what robot they take home. This is paet of a childhood development class shes taking in school