HA HA my thoughts exactly. Lose lose situation...those poor kids.Date: 10/1/2007 6:15:16 PM
Author: surfgirl
Word! FG...Word!Date: 10/1/2007 5:26:55 PM
Author: FireGoddess
Honestly, the kids seem screwed either way - choosing between dumb and dumber is no choice at all.
Thinking about all of the children out there with unfit parents makes me sad so I can see where you''re coming from. Poor kids.Date: 10/1/2007 6:22:56 PM
Author: TravelingGal
Why is it that some days, it seems true? That the ''wrong ones'' are ''breeding''? I said in another thread that it should be harder to get into marriage. I also think that it should be harder for people to have kids if they''re not ready to be parents. I guess that sounds really awful of me to say....
Actually...now that I think about it...TGuy and I weren''t ready to be parents!Date: 10/1/2007 6:41:53 PM
Author: snlee
Thinking about all of the children out there with unfit parents makes me sad so I can see where you''re coming from. Poor kids.Date: 10/1/2007 6:22:56 PM
Author: TravelingGal
Why is it that some days, it seems true? That the ''wrong ones'' are ''breeding''? I said in another thread that it should be harder to get into marriage. I also think that it should be harder for people to have kids if they''re not ready to be parents. I guess that sounds really awful of me to say....
Right after I got my driver's license, I informed my parents of my plan to create a licensing system for women to bear children. They'd have to go through a parenting equivalent of driver's ed classes, behind-the-wheel, a written exam, and a practical exam. Then they could have their tubes un-tiedDate: 10/1/2007 6:22:56 PM
Author: TravelingGal
I also think that it should be harder for people to have kids if they're not ready to be parents. I guess that sounds really awful of me to say....
Ha...I was going to say nearly the same thing in my post, including the tubes untied thing, but I decided that was way too flammable..Date: 10/1/2007 7:01:29 PM
Author: musey
Right after I got my driver''s license, I informed my parents of my plan to create a licensing system for women to bear children. They''d have to go through a parenting equivalent of driver''s ed, a written exam, and a practical exam. Then they could have their tubes un-tiedDate: 10/1/2007 6:22:56 PM
Author: TravelingGal
I also think that it should be harder for people to have kids if they''re not ready to be parents. I guess that sounds really awful of me to say....
(eek, I''m probably putting myself in the line of fire for that one... **ducks**)
I couldn''t agree more. There have been several people in the entertainment business who have said what a nice guy he is and that he''s a decent actor. He may not be the brightest bulb in the box, but since Shar has only glowing things to say (I mean, if anyone has a right to bad mouth the man, doesn''t she?) it seems he''s by far the better choice to have custody of the kids. I think he will hire competent child care and won''t take him out where they will be in the spotlight, and it sounds like he does have an idea that kids need consistent routine. I think the kids are far better off with him, but I still feel for them -- everyone in the world knows what their mother has done and it won''t be easy for them to live with. I once read that whenever a child''s parent(s) are thought badly of, it shames the children and I do believe that.Date: 10/1/2007 7:24:50 PM
Author: luckystar112
Well...there''s no doubt that Britney is seriously a headcase right now. It''s mind boggling. At the same time I find it a little sad. I wish she''d get help! I watch/read the crap she does and my jaw just sits open. It''s insane. She''s like the new Anna Nicole.
I actually am perfectly content with K-fed having custody. Sometimes I think he gets a bad rap. Granted, he does sort of deserve it for abandoning a pregnant Shar Jackson to run off with Brit. And popozao, and he''s kind of a money grubber....But Shar has never said a single bad thing about Kevin OR about his fatherhood skills. So that gives me hope. I''m more worried about k-fed forcing his kids to listen to his music than I am with him being a bad father.
Date: 10/1/2007 7:04:30 PM
Author: TravelingGal
Ha...I was going to say nearly the same thing in my post, including the tubes untied thing, but I decided that was way too flammable..Date: 10/1/2007 7:01:29 PM
Author: musey
Right after I got my driver's license, I informed my parents of my plan to create a licensing system for women to bear children. They'd have to go through a parenting equivalent of driver's ed, a written exam, and a practical exam. Then they could have their tubes un-tiedDate: 10/1/2007 6:22:56 PM
Author: TravelingGal
I also think that it should be harder for people to have kids if they're not ready to be parents. I guess that sounds really awful of me to say....
(eek, I'm probably putting myself in the line of fire for that one... **ducks**)
Ha ha ha...you're meaner than I am...neener neener.
But....*hugs*
Our federal Treasurer famously implored Australian families to have one baby for Mum one for Dad and one for the country! To help new mums and dads, our federal government introduced the ''baby bonus'' scheme which is a one off payment of about $4,000. This comes in very handy to new parents, but unfortunately, there are many people who deliberately get pregnant just to get the money!! There are stories of new parents spending the entire amount on new plasma tvs, booze, etc and not on the baby. Absolutely disgusting in my books.Date: 10/1/2007 6:22:56 PM
Author: TravelingGal
At the risk of making TGuy sound horrifically politically incorrect, he and I were talking about some kind of child credit that Australians get. Something about if you have a kid, you get 7K or something to that effect. Apparently the Australian government wants to encourage folks to have kids.
I said, ''Oh, that''s a nice bonus.'' TGuy snorted and just said, ''Yeah, but all the wrong ones are breeding. They take the money and buy boats and sh*t.''
Why is it that some days, it seems true? That the ''wrong ones'' are ''breeding''? I said in another thread that it should be harder to get into marriage. I also think that it should be harder for people to have kids if they''re not ready to be parents. I guess that sounds really awful of me to say....
That''s what I''m saying, Deco...her top priority today was going to apply for her CA driver''s license FINALLY, imo any halfway-non-psycho mother with her children''s best interests in mind would''ve been too in shock and upset to take a written driver''s exam or deal with the DMV. But it''s not as if Brit could even go off the deep end and spend three days in a hotel room wasted 24 hrs. a day...she''s already done that sort of thing so many times that that would be normal behavior. Blech. She continues to disgust me.Date: 10/1/2007 10:18:08 PM
Author: decodelighted
Say what you want about Kevin ... but HER parents are on his side. And it''s HER lawyers, managers, agents, hairstylists etc who keep QUITTING.
How many custody attorneys has she been through in the past couple of MONTHS?? THREE??? The fact that those publicity-loving, celeb-enabling Hollywood lawyers know what they know (client priv.) and almost instantly don''t wanna have ANYTHING to do with helping her keep those kids speaks VOLUMES!!!!!!
In her crazy state ... I bet she''s as upset about ''losing'' the kids as she is any of those dozens of tiny puppies she constantly buys, carries arounds & then disposes of.
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