My oldest niece will be graduating high school next year and is currently ranked 3rd in her class. She scored very high on her ACT and will have at least half if not all of her college covered.dlazz;1218798 wrote:It was brought up at the table yesterday. The three of us agreed that kids are worthless in today's society.
Cool story bro.Tigerfan00;1218884 wrote:My oldest niece will be graduating high school next year and is currently ranked 3rd in her class. She scored very high on her ACT and will have at least half if not all of her college covered.
Whos miserable and worthless now?
There will always be outliers.Tigerfan00;1218884 wrote:My oldest niece will be graduating high school next year and is currently ranked 3rd in her class.
No matter how bad children are, someone always has to be third in their class.Tigerfan00;1218884 wrote:My oldest niece will be graduating high school next year and is currently ranked 3rd in her class. She scored very high on her ACT and will have at least half if not all of her college covered.
Whos miserable and worthless now?
Proof that this constitutes the outlier and not the norm?dlazz;1218892 wrote:There will always be outliers.
being 3rd in ones class isn't a "norm"O-Trap;1218909 wrote:Proof that this constitutes the outlier and not the norm?
Unless they're whiny, little narcissists.dlazz;1218911 wrote:being 3rd in ones class isn't a "norm"
My point is that I'm curious where you're drawing your "kids these days" conclusions, if from anything more than the kids near you.dlazz;1218918 wrote:Typically those who do well in school are well-grounded and come from good households.
Tigerfan00;1218884 wrote:My oldest niece will be graduating high school next year and is currently ranked 3rd in her class. She scored very high on her ACT and will have at least half if not all of her college covered.
Whos miserable and worthless now?
Tigerfan00;1218884 wrote:My oldest niece will be graduating high school next year and is currently ranked 3rd in her class. She scored very high on her ACT and will have at least half if not all of her college covered.
Whos miserable and worthless now?[/QUOTE]
Still you, get outta here with that bull shit.
agreed--get your ass to a Wal-Mart for a better gaugeO-Trap;1218944 wrote:To be fair, IHOP isn't a great place to find an accurate cross-section of society.
DeadliestWarrior34;1218905 wrote:No matter how bad children are, someone always has to be third in their class.
yup...you don't win silver, you lose goldernest_t_bass;1219092 wrote:If you ain't first, you're last.
What if 2 people tie for 2nd?DeadliestWarrior34;1218905 wrote:No matter how bad children are, someone always has to be third in their class.
O-Trap;1218811 wrote:WTF?
Who does this stuff?
Leashes and collars around their necks? It seems like there would be a better option. Or does it go around their waist or something?j_crazy;1219157 wrote:I do. When we are flying it's required. My kids are too big for a stroller and I'm more worried about assholes bumping into them.
Eh, okay, that's not so bad.dlazz;1219182 wrote:It's like a bookbag/leash combo
A little whiskey on the gums goes a long way.I Wear Pants;1219188 wrote:The kid leashes are really stupid.
Also stupid...flying with young kids. Unless you sedate them first, then they're fine. But seriously, I don't want to hear your screaming shitty kids on the plane or have those little fuckers kicking the back of my seat.