exactly how you apparently misinterpreted what I said as bashing, you
guys need to chill just a little and like I said be careful because in
todays society things get out of hand rather quickly, understand my
point yet?

I do understand your point, but understand the story, Being Moms we
understand each other and the things we go thru in life,, it was just
moms talking about kids and the things they
do...

well sherrie, you can let him hang with some of the guys here, we would
teach him all the right things to do, well go easy on him.......LMAO

OMG Sherrie would really be in trouble with you guys showing him the
ropes lol

hey we would go easy on him, he's still young yet.....lolol

Easy hell what part of ya's life is considerd easy lol ohhhhhhhhhh don't
even answer that one lol

i will show him how i shot my younger brother with a bb gun. shot him
right in the side of the head.still hasn't made him any smarter...lol i
was scared sh*tless after tht, i didn't tell him that is was me till
about 20 yrs later.if my aunt new she would have killed me...lol

LaMom I know and it's not just mothers I have kids that I am raising
andf have joked with similar remarks in real life, you just have to be
careful because some people take things wrong, and on the internet you
never know who is going to read your posts

Fed,, You are right,, Thank you for reading and hearing me..

its not good to take parenting skills lightly, what you might think is
funny today could prove deadly tommorrow, seriously?

Sherry, I knew you were teasing sweetie. If you really wanted to sell
the child, you would have advertised in the local newspaper...LOL
Disclaimer: Do NOT do this..it's a joke.
Mine are grown now, and gone from the nest. Wish I could buy back some
of those younger years with them. One day you'll miss all this action :)
Fed...unfortunately your right <sigh>

Your alright Sherry!

Oh my...Some of the stories i could tell about my 5 kids growing
up...But cherish them all....I lost my youngest son 2 years ago...but
oh...what fond memories I have of him growing up...even the storeis like
the fire....Wouldn't trade all the memories for the world...the good and
the bad....

TxGal was right...it does get worse. On New Years Eve my 14 yr old son,
along with his cousins, set a tennis ball on fire with lighter fluid and
then proceeded to play kickball. Sooooooooooooooo.........show him the
right way and hide the lighter fluid. In all honesty, there will be a
day when he's gone and I will FONDLY remember the kick ball game!
Remember, raising kids is a rollercoaster...enjoy the ride! You'll miss
it when he's all grown up. Treasure the stressful with the joyful!

oh omg I 've got the three year old model 2 !! have 2 other kids 2 who
are now teens and where easy compared to this three year old ...somethin
in the water now ...but if you get any offers let me know ..cause I am
considering puttin mine up on e-bay

Here's one for ya sher,
when my little boy was four and my girl three, they were asleep in front
of the sofa and I to fell aseep, when I awoke, they were playing and
everything seemed cool, then as I was rising up I had put my hand on the
front of the sofa and "WOW" it wasn't there.....wtf!!!!!
The material was not their, I stood up and looked at it and about two
foot of the cloth had been melted back and down because ONE of them had
found my lighter and played "burn daddy up" lol...so it taught me to
always make sure my laughter stayed in my pants pocket,,,,lol

well i'm glad i'm not the only one with a 3 yr old that likes to catch
things on fire..LMAO

WOW,,,to funny,,,im just NUTS!!!

That was suppose to read lighter,stayed in my pocket,,,NOT, my laughter
stayed in my pockets..ha,ha, , my bad!

Trust me it only gets worse!! I have an 18 year old senior I will trade
ya??? He just experienced getting drunk...any takers?? OH hes grounded
for a month does that help?? Please someone take him---help pay for his
college???

Send him to the military, college then free.