Komentar di: Garbage and Youngsters: Tools and Thoughts of Survival http://ameliaday.wordpress.com/2008/03/25/garbage-and-youngsters-tools-and-thoughts-of-survival/ ini adalah kompilasi tulisan tentang/untuk publik, terima kasih atas komentar Anda untuk perbaikan Sat, 12 Dec 2009 10:57:29 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Oleh: Tante Vira http://ameliaday.wordpress.com/2008/03/25/garbage-and-youngsters-tools-and-thoughts-of-survival/#comment-433 Tante Vira Thu, 27 Mar 2008 06:06:48 +0000 http://ameliaday.wordpress.com/?p=264#comment-433 ALL for net filter!!! For free filter software, too! ALL for net filter!!! For free filter software, too!

]]> Oleh: Mila http://ameliaday.wordpress.com/2008/03/25/garbage-and-youngsters-tools-and-thoughts-of-survival/#comment-432 Mila Wed, 26 Mar 2008 10:03:47 +0000 http://ameliaday.wordpress.com/?p=264#comment-432 But of course, rubbing and spanking... That's a thought, too. SUPPORT NET FILTER TOWARD INDECENT CONTENTS! For the sake of our kids. But of course, rubbing and spanking…
That’s a thought, too.

SUPPORT NET FILTER TOWARD INDECENT CONTENTS!
For the sake of our kids.

]]> Oleh: Tante Vira http://ameliaday.wordpress.com/2008/03/25/garbage-and-youngsters-tools-and-thoughts-of-survival/#comment-431 Tante Vira Wed, 26 Mar 2008 09:42:10 +0000 http://ameliaday.wordpress.com/?p=264#comment-431 I never deny that cats are cute. But, I draw the line at them snuggling on my feet or lazily walking back and forth rubbing their furry bundle on my legs. Even when they do that politely. Cats just give me the creeps but they are (unfortunately on my case) are kids magnet. Hanif, Aca and Kasih will rave about any cats that jumped into view, especially if they are the kitty variety. Me, I just want to spray them with something. Just so they don't poop on my lawn, and impolitely walked off without even showing a little bitsy gratitude for the free toilet while your lovely friend here / or her assistant has to grab the broom stick and a bin and cleaned off that smelly poopey (cat's poop ranked very very high on the smelliest stuff on earth, in my book). A very traumatic experience, believe me. And again, once you have a poop on your lawn, you'd be very very very wary of any flies to come flying in. They might just visit the poop royale and need to wipe their super tiny feet off your food. Icky icky icky. But then, you're talking bout raising kids and somehow comparing them to raising kittens. We once had puppies (similar but cuter version of kittens) and the way we potty trained them were rubbing their noses off their urine or poop, spanked their bottom (lightly, when they did the business once or twice, and a bit harder (depending on our state of mind) when they did the same thing a little too often. It worked! Definitely NOT recommended for kids. Teehee. I never deny that cats are cute. But, I draw the line at them snuggling on my feet or lazily walking back and forth rubbing their furry bundle on my legs. Even when they do that politely. Cats just give me the creeps but they are (unfortunately on my case) are kids magnet. Hanif, Aca and Kasih will rave about any cats that jumped into view, especially if they are the kitty variety.

Me, I just want to spray them with something. Just so they don’t poop on my lawn, and impolitely walked off without even showing a little bitsy gratitude for the free toilet while your lovely friend here / or her assistant has to grab the broom stick and a bin and cleaned off that smelly poopey (cat’s poop ranked very very high on the smelliest stuff on earth, in my book). A very traumatic experience, believe me. And again, once you have a poop on your lawn, you’d be very very very wary of any flies to come flying in. They might just visit the poop royale and need to wipe their super tiny feet off your food. Icky icky icky.

But then, you’re talking bout raising kids and somehow comparing them to raising kittens. We once had puppies (similar but cuter version of kittens) and the way we potty trained them were rubbing their noses off their urine or poop, spanked their bottom (lightly, when they did the business once or twice, and a bit harder (depending on our state of mind) when they did the same thing a little too often. It worked! Definitely NOT recommended for kids. Teehee.

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