cryptic name said:i'm more of a boy than a man, but thank you.![]()
Good, I can still kidnapp you and auction you off at a NAMBLA convention.
cryptic name said:i'm more of a boy than a man, but thank you.![]()
Kritish said:Good, I can still kidnapp you and auction you off at a NAMBLA convention.
cryptic name said:18 is a bit old for the North American Marlon Brando Look Alikes, i think.![]()
Kritish said:Bah, I'll tell 'um your twelve.
Neto Magnus said:As a kid, my parents never told me about Santa. Actually it was a translation problem. My mom and step dad are Korean and they used to tell me that 'Grandpa' Santa was coming. So I always assumed it was my grandfather. It wasn't until I went to school and learned about Santa Claus. Even as a 5 year old I had a hard time believing that one guy delivered presents to every child in the world. And plus I never had a fire place.
Now, I'm the adult and I have a 6 year old daughter. Last year I told her that Santa wasn't real and she dealt with it pretty well. I told her that Santa was the same as Superman, Easter Bunny and Chuck E Cheese. She's smart and she kinda figured Santa was fake anyway. I told her that if she's good all year that she'll get presents, etc.
But my daughter's mother is on my ass for telling her the truth. She says I robbed her of her innocence. I don't want to lie to my kid and I think I did the right thing. Anyone agree?
(btw, I plan to tell her that God isn't real either. But not until she's older)
deep_thinkin said:I may be late in the topic, but I think you made a wise choice. I myself never believed in Santa. So I was mean to the kids who did believe. Then, my 3rd grade teacher told the entire class that Santa wasn't real. I can't tell you how good I felt.Your daughter could have the same happy moment.
It's not good for kids to be lied to, and actually, I know that one of my friends told their kid that Santa wasn't real just recently. (He was ten) the poor child threw a fit (I was present at the confession from the parents) and the look on the child's face was priceless.
My friends kicked me out because I was laughing so hard...Threw me out in the damn cold. It was all worth it though.
Neto Magnus said:that teacher did the right thing. If you're 10 years old and still believe in Santa then theres something wrong with you.
Neto Magnus said:that teacher did the right thing. If you're 10 years old and still believe in Santa then theres something wrong with you.
Kritish said:I stopped believing at five, nobody told me.
I used logic.
deep_thinkin said:Then my cousin is more wacked up that I thought. (13 Years)
I'm liking your posts more and more.Addendum said:Santa, the fat bastard, couldn't top recess. And I got presents because my old man had a job.
Kritish said:It's people like your cousin that call psychic hotlines and own a Ouija board.
deep_thinkin said:I'm going to break it to him tomorrow, and get kicked out in the cold again.
Now that I realize it, that'll be a new record! Kicked out of my relative's houses twice in one week! It's normally just once!I feel so special!
This really is going to be one great Christmas.![]()
LOL, I know you don't agree with the above mindsets.C. Lee said:Merry Christmas everyone......happy holidays to all.
Kritish said:Your cousin is a boy?
How many times has he been beat up?
deep_thinkin said:He hasn't recently. He learned how to run fast.
C. Lee said:Santa.....a jolly old elf......the embodyment of love.
Kritish said:I'm pretty fast, can I kick his ass?
deep_thinkin said:Sure!
Doing that would make my relatives want me to stay away from family gatherings... which means.....
FREEDOM!!!
Kritish said:Bah, my older brother twisted my arm for me to go to his place. I explained I'll only be able to afford a gift for my four year old niece.
I blew 45 mutha smurfin dollars on a doll.![]()
NOPE......I'm holding my 2 weeks old daughter in my arms, typing with one hand, thinking of the wonderment of life and the joy of this Christmas season.Kritish said:You're on pain killers again aren't you?![]()