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December 3, 2007 at 9:04 AM #108120December 3, 2007 at 9:10 AM #107974
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ParticipantDid someone accidentally grant Ted Kaczynski web access ?
December 3, 2007 at 9:10 AM #108077ParticipantDid someone accidentally grant Ted Kaczynski web access ?
December 3, 2007 at 9:10 AM #108109ParticipantDid someone accidentally grant Ted Kaczynski web access ?
December 3, 2007 at 9:10 AM #108116ParticipantDid someone accidentally grant Ted Kaczynski web access ?
December 3, 2007 at 9:10 AM #108130ParticipantDid someone accidentally grant Ted Kaczynski web access ?
December 3, 2007 at 9:31 AM #107979patientlywaiting
ParticipantReproducing like rabbits is certainly not responsible.
If we only replace ourselves, then our kids will never have to worry about housing. They can just trade what they inherit among themselves.
Imagine everyone on the planet living a in a 3000sf house!
A new person creates a huge carbon footprint. Aren’t we thinking about carbon taxes?
December 3, 2007 at 9:31 AM #108082ParticipantReproducing like rabbits is certainly not responsible.
If we only replace ourselves, then our kids will never have to worry about housing. They can just trade what they inherit among themselves.
Imagine everyone on the planet living a in a 3000sf house!
A new person creates a huge carbon footprint. Aren’t we thinking about carbon taxes?
December 3, 2007 at 9:31 AM #108114ParticipantReproducing like rabbits is certainly not responsible.
If we only replace ourselves, then our kids will never have to worry about housing. They can just trade what they inherit among themselves.
Imagine everyone on the planet living a in a 3000sf house!
A new person creates a huge carbon footprint. Aren’t we thinking about carbon taxes?
December 3, 2007 at 9:31 AM #108121ParticipantReproducing like rabbits is certainly not responsible.
If we only replace ourselves, then our kids will never have to worry about housing. They can just trade what they inherit among themselves.
Imagine everyone on the planet living a in a 3000sf house!
A new person creates a huge carbon footprint. Aren’t we thinking about carbon taxes?
December 3, 2007 at 9:31 AM #108135ParticipantReproducing like rabbits is certainly not responsible.
If we only replace ourselves, then our kids will never have to worry about housing. They can just trade what they inherit among themselves.
Imagine everyone on the planet living a in a 3000sf house!
A new person creates a huge carbon footprint. Aren’t we thinking about carbon taxes?
December 3, 2007 at 9:55 AM #107999NotCranky
ParticipantThere are different reason for having kids than being rodent like. Both my wife and I are isolated from our extended families, I never met any of my cousins, ect.ect. We are “old” parents and didn’t want to leave our kids without family. Yes we have friends ALMOST as close as family…but they are not family. We have 3 great boys. I would not have minded one more. Each of their bedrooms is 3000 sf.
I hear what you all are saying on the austerity side of the argument. I also think that most of us are going to live somewhere in line with the standard parameters for our geographical situations. IMO there are some good, or at least acceptable reasons for that as well as the negatives.
A depression concerns me but I don’t fight it with entitlement theories. That does seem selfish.December 3, 2007 at 9:55 AM #108102ParticipantThere are different reason for having kids than being rodent like. Both my wife and I are isolated from our extended families, I never met any of my cousins, ect.ect. We are “old” parents and didn’t want to leave our kids without family. Yes we have friends ALMOST as close as family…but they are not family. We have 3 great boys. I would not have minded one more. Each of their bedrooms is 3000 sf.
I hear what you all are saying on the austerity side of the argument. I also think that most of us are going to live somewhere in line with the standard parameters for our geographical situations. IMO there are some good, or at least acceptable reasons for that as well as the negatives.
A depression concerns me but I don’t fight it with entitlement theories. That does seem selfish.December 3, 2007 at 9:55 AM #108134ParticipantThere are different reason for having kids than being rodent like. Both my wife and I are isolated from our extended families, I never met any of my cousins, ect.ect. We are “old” parents and didn’t want to leave our kids without family. Yes we have friends ALMOST as close as family…but they are not family. We have 3 great boys. I would not have minded one more. Each of their bedrooms is 3000 sf.
I hear what you all are saying on the austerity side of the argument. I also think that most of us are going to live somewhere in line with the standard parameters for our geographical situations. IMO there are some good, or at least acceptable reasons for that as well as the negatives.
A depression concerns me but I don’t fight it with entitlement theories. That does seem selfish.December 3, 2007 at 9:55 AM #108142ParticipantThere are different reason for having kids than being rodent like. Both my wife and I are isolated from our extended families, I never met any of my cousins, ect.ect. We are “old” parents and didn’t want to leave our kids without family. Yes we have friends ALMOST as close as family…but they are not family. We have 3 great boys. I would not have minded one more. Each of their bedrooms is 3000 sf.
I hear what you all are saying on the austerity side of the argument. I also think that most of us are going to live somewhere in line with the standard parameters for our geographical situations. IMO there are some good, or at least acceptable reasons for that as well as the negatives.
A depression concerns me but I don’t fight it with entitlement theories. That does seem selfish. -
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