Club 30's "Kill the Boredom Demon" Jive Pad, 27th Edition

• the Bear

  4 Feb 07, 13:43

  i have one suggestion.. right from the mouth of my friend:
  
  "children should be kept on leashes"
  
  
  
  
• viciouskitty74

  4 Feb 07, 13:44

  Originally posted by the Bear:

  oh, talking about Orange County.. did a measure..
  
  i think about 20 inches

  Yah....tried ordering it yesterday. not successful. either my crw code is wrong or I dont know what else. Will try again tomorrow.
• the Bear

  4 Feb 07, 13:45

  if don't have, nevermind
  
  anyway, i'm off.. going to go walk about and grab some lunch...
  
  back later
• viciouskitty74

  4 Feb 07, 13:45

  Originally posted by the Bear:

  i have one suggestion.. right from the mouth of my friend:
  
  "children should be kept on leashes"
  
  
  
  

  from the mouth of parents.
  
  'we are already on leash.' Truthfully.
• viciouskitty74

  4 Feb 07, 13:46

  Originally posted by the Bear:

  if don't have, nevermind
  
  anyway, i'm off.. going to go walk about and grab some lunch...
  
  back later

  Have lah. By hook or crook, will get you one.
• the Bear

  4 Feb 07, 15:46

  not the parents... put the children on leashes if they cannot behave
  
  it's a hot day outside today... although a bit windy...
  
  hasn't been raining for ages so the car is getting very dirty
• laurence82

  4 Feb 07, 15:49

  child abuse!
  
  somebody repeal the CITES!
• the Bear

  4 Feb 07, 15:56

  banana abuse first
  
  
  
  
• laurence82

  4 Feb 07, 15:57

  cannot
  
  banana is a staple food of many people!
• the Bear

  4 Feb 07, 16:00

  good.. that means they will mash bananas
  
  

  Originally posted by laurence82:

  cannot
  
  banana is a staple food of many people!

• sbst275

  4 Feb 07, 16:22

  Originally posted by the Bear:

  good.. that means they will mash bananas
  
  

  No thks
  
  I rather have mashed potatos instead
• viciouskitty74

  4 Feb 07, 16:26

  banana fritters anyone?
  
  And if you ever talked to a parent. They will tell you, they are on leash....a very short invisible leash handled by their children.
  
  The kid says: Daddy, I need to poo/pee and you see parents rushing to pick up the child and brings to a potty.
  
  The kid calls to daddy on the mobile phone: Daddy I want whatever toy. You see daddy faithfully, on the way home from work, buy that toy.
  
  The kids teachers calls to say: Mister, your son running a fever. You will see daddies taking e leave to bring son to doctor.
  
  The daughter cries her pretty little eyes and pout at you. You see daddy dutifully picking little gal up on his lap and promise the sky & earth for their little gal and pats her to sleep.
  
  It may be a 5km walk......but kids will still be safely tucked on daddy's shoulders napping.
  
  And one thing about leash. If kids spit out/throws down foods, parents are the ones to eat them up for the little one.
• sbst275

  4 Feb 07, 16:27

  goreng pisang??
  
  No...
• the Bear

  4 Feb 07, 16:28

  that's different.. if a child runs like a maniac through a shop, as a parent, it is their responsibility to discipline a child..
  
  which is why when someone slapped a child who was screaming and running like a maniac through Borders and knocking things down on purpose, the immediate response was that he should have hung around and slapped the parents too...
• viciouskitty74

  4 Feb 07, 16:32

  Originally posted by the Bear:

  that's different.. if a child runs like a maniac through a shop, as a parent, it is their responsibility to discipline a child..
  
  which is why when someone slapped a child who was screaming and running like a maniac through Borders and knocking things down on purpose, the immediate response was that he should have hung around and slapped the parents too...

  Agree.
  
  The general rule here in USA. If your child is screaming. Always bring them outside the shop/restaurant immediately.
  
  Thats why you need at least 3 adults to handle 2 children.
• the Bear

  4 Feb 07, 16:45

  always dress them up in overalls..
  
  so you can remove them by carrying them like baggage
• the Bear

  4 Feb 07, 17:12

  was at IMM a while ago to get something to eat..
  
  went into Best Denki to looksee.. they were selling dSLRs...
  
  D200 = $2,588 (plus GST)
• laurence82

  4 Feb 07, 17:16

  Originally posted by the Bear:

  always dress them up in overalls..
  
  so you can remove them by carrying them like baggage

  cant do it here
  
  it will be too hot
  
  i rather my kids wear like me, shirt, berms and slippers everywhere
  
  
• fudgester

  4 Feb 07, 17:17

  Originally posted by the Bear:

  was at IMM a while ago to get something to eat..
  
  went into Best Denki to looksee.. they were selling dSLRs...
  
  D200 = $2,588 (plus GST)

  Oooh.... I was at Best Denki at IMM just a few days ago.
  
  Damnit... I want the Nikon Coolpix s8.
• av98m

  4 Feb 07, 17:17

  Originally posted by the Bear:

  was at IMM a while ago to get something to eat..
  
  went into Best Denki to looksee.. they were selling dSLRs...
  
  D200 = $2,588 (plus GST)

  Can get cheaper elsewhere lah, plus better after sales service somemore.
• the Bear

  4 Feb 07, 17:18

  can one
  
  they're pretty okay
  
  
  
  

  Originally posted by laurence82:

  cant do it here
  
  it will be too hot
  
  i rather my kids wear like me, shirt, berms and slippers everywhere
  
  

• the Bear

  4 Feb 07, 17:20

  i know.. i just had to ask them
  
  i'm not getting a dSLR.. they're way too expensive and i'm not skilled enough
  
  hopefully, more start making digital rangefinders
  
  

  Originally posted by av98m:

  Can get cheaper elsewhere lah, plus better after sales service somemore.

• viciouskitty74

  5 Feb 07, 01:27

  I am not even going to think about getting cameras or MP3s anymore.
  
  Just one.
  
  One handphone with digicam fuctions, MP3 & FM radio.....and preferably a longer battery life. Thats all I need.....plus a 3g plan.
• alexkusu

  5 Feb 07, 01:31

  i need a rich wife
• honeymouse

  5 Feb 07, 05:25