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sedel1027 @sedel1027 (17846) • Cupertino, California 3 Mar 08

If so, what do you do while you wait? Or do you show up at the last minute so that you don't have to wait in line? I pick up my son every day. He is on a "I hate the bus kick". I have been playing Nintendo Ds or reading. Today...

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juls2me2 @juls2me2 (2150) • United States 8 Nov 06

I was in the grocery store the other day. I thought a high pitched alarm was going off. It wasn't being stopped. Finally, I neared the checkout lanes to realize the noise was 1 little boy about 2 years old screaming. This had...

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April ohh sweety..for me persoanlly you opened a can of worms lol..I still love ya though lol.I was in that exact same situtaion when Skylar was 2..that whole year was so bad that i was on 3 diff medications for anxiety,..he was...

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juls2me2 @juls2me2 (2150) • United States 8 Nov 06

I was in the grocery store the other day. I thought a high pitched alarm was going off. It wasn't being stopped. Finally, I neared the checkout lanes to realize the noise was 1 little boy about 2 years old screaming. This had...

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HerShe Hi. No I have not ever encountered anything like that. I will say that if I was that mother, I would have a chat with my child. Something to the effect that 'If you are going to scream when we are in the store, we will leave the store right now!' The trick to...

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juls2me2 @juls2me2 (2150) • United States 8 Nov 06

I was in the grocery store the other day. I thought a high pitched alarm was going off. It wasn't being stopped. Finally, I neared the checkout lanes to realize the noise was 1 little boy about 2 years old screaming. This had...

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MySpot I will comment on a child's behavior in a heartbeat... alot of the times it's something sarcastic like you said, "Man that kids got a set of lungs" or "someone needs a nap" or "timeout!" or I might even say to the kid, "What is all of that noise for?" I...

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juls2me2 @juls2me2 (2150) • United States 8 Nov 06

I was in the grocery store the other day. I thought a high pitched alarm was going off. It wasn't being stopped. Finally, I neared the checkout lanes to realize the noise was 1 little boy about 2 years old screaming. This had...

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rmuxagirl It is so not good to allow your kid to scream in a store. It's being inconsiderate to those around. I'm not sure anyone knows what to say to a mother with a screaming kid. My mom would scold us right there in public. More embarassing to me and brother than...

6 Apr 07

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juls2me2 @juls2me2 (2150) • United States 8 Nov 06

I was in the grocery store the other day. I thought a high pitched alarm was going off. It wasn't being stopped. Finally, I neared the checkout lanes to realize the noise was 1 little boy about 2 years old screaming. This had...

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disvachic I have three kids and when they were younger i taught them how to behave in public.They are 12,10 and 9 now and when we go somewhere people always compliment me on their behavior.So parents can teach their child to behave there is no excuse.I do have a problem...

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juls2me2 @juls2me2 (2150) • United States 8 Nov 06

I was in the grocery store the other day. I thought a high pitched alarm was going off. It wasn't being stopped. Finally, I neared the checkout lanes to realize the noise was 1 little boy about 2 years old screaming. This had...

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texgal it all in the way they make the children mind now a days there are too few rules in a family raising kids. when I was young it was just fine to spank your child in public I think it is just fine when a child is acting up and the parent swats thier behind (not...

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juls2me2 @juls2me2 (2150) • United States 8 Nov 06

I was in the grocery store the other day. I thought a high pitched alarm was going off. It wasn't being stopped. Finally, I neared the checkout lanes to realize the noise was 1 little boy about 2 years old screaming. This had...

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Tellknow1 I think it is terrible when parents let their kids scream and run about in stores, if I had done that when I was a youngster I would have gotten a good smack on the backside. If you can't controll your children don't bring them out is what I say.

6 Apr 07

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juls2me2 @juls2me2 (2150) • United States 8 Nov 06

I was in the grocery store the other day. I thought a high pitched alarm was going off. It wasn't being stopped. Finally, I neared the checkout lanes to realize the noise was 1 little boy about 2 years old screaming. This had...

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fredstromdaisies I know alot of parents think just let it happen if they don't get the attention they will stop. I know if my kids start screaming in the middle of the store I usually leave and don't let my kids get that far. My youngest I always take a small item for him to...

6 Apr 07

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juls2me2 @juls2me2 (2150) • United States 8 Nov 06

I was in the grocery store the other day. I thought a high pitched alarm was going off. It wasn't being stopped. Finally, I neared the checkout lanes to realize the noise was 1 little boy about 2 years old screaming. This had...

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desertdarlene I know you're talking about stores, but I thought I'd mention another public place as well. I work in a library and you probably would believe all the parents who let their kids scream, yell, and run around without so much as a word to them to stop. I have...

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happygal68 @happygal68 (3275) • United States 20 Nov 06

I felt so bad for the family, since their husband/father had just died 5 weeks before they arrived. I was glad they did call him in the hospital to let him know his family would be taken care as far as in the house situation. They...

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Lydia1901 Sorry, I don't watch that show. I think it's really nice that someone is going to take care of the family after the father's death.

8 Dec 06

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happygal68 @happygal68 (3275) • United States 3 Nov 06

For me, I would rather have the brownies. I like them best warm and right out of the oven. How about you?

brownies

cookies

desserts

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radiodiva White chocolate macadamia nut cookies please

8 Dec 06

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happygal68 @happygal68 (3275) • United States 3 Nov 06

For me, I would rather have the brownies. I like them best warm and right out of the oven. How about you?

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yukmizzee Cookies...All the way. C.Chip to be exact! I love um

8 Dec 06

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happygal68 @happygal68 (3275) • United States 3 Nov 06

For me, I would rather have the brownies. I like them best warm and right out of the oven. How about you?

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jennie2665 I like the cookies as long as they are chewy, not hard.

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happygal68 @happygal68 (3275) • United States 3 Nov 06

For me, I would rather have the brownies. I like them best warm and right out of the oven. How about you?

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MothersWorkAtHome I have to say brownies! Chocolate gooey yummy melts in your mouth... ahhhh

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happygal68 @happygal68 (3275) • United States 4 Nov 06

Oil Change instructions for Women: 1) Pull up to Jiffy Lube when the mileage reaches 3000 miles since the last oil change.. 2) Drink a cup of coffee 3) 15 minutes later, write a check and leave with a properly maintained...

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rracers89 Lmao this ones getting printed and hung on the refrigarator

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happygal68 @happygal68 (3275) • United States 4 Nov 06

Oil Change instructions for Women: 1) Pull up to Jiffy Lube when the mileage reaches 3000 miles since the last oil change.. 2) Drink a cup of coffee 3) 15 minutes later, write a check and leave with a properly maintained...

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amberbambers23 thats funny, i'll have to show my fiance this one

8 Dec 06

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happygal68 @happygal68 (3275) • United States 4 Nov 06

Oil Change instructions for Women: 1) Pull up to Jiffy Lube when the mileage reaches 3000 miles since the last oil change.. 2) Drink a cup of coffee 3) 15 minutes later, write a check and leave with a properly maintained...

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ddsully VERY FUNNY...LOL...THANKS FOR SHARING

8 Dec 06

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happygal68 @happygal68 (3275) • United States 4 Nov 06

Oil Change instructions for Women: 1) Pull up to Jiffy Lube when the mileage reaches 3000 miles since the last oil change.. 2) Drink a cup of coffee 3) 15 minutes later, write a check and leave with a properly maintained...

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Magikrose That is too funny. I read it to my husband and he even got a giggle out of it. In a way it is very tru.

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happygal68 @happygal68 (3275) • United States 4 Nov 06

Oil Change instructions for Women: 1) Pull up to Jiffy Lube when the mileage reaches 3000 miles since the last oil change.. 2) Drink a cup of coffee 3) 15 minutes later, write a check and leave with a properly maintained...

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juls2me2 I'll stick to letting the dealership change my oil, thank you. It's guaranteed to be cheaper according to that list. lol! that was funny.

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