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ParticipantThey’re blaming it on failed FAA inspections. Who knows what the real cause is. I wouldn’t hold it past them to ground the flights due to the high cost of fuel while blaming it on inspections.
ParticipantThey’re blaming it on failed FAA inspections. Who knows what the real cause is. I wouldn’t hold it past them to ground the flights due to the high cost of fuel while blaming it on inspections.
April 14, 2008 at 5:48 PM in reply to: What did it cost to take a family to the Carlsbad Flower fields? #187106ParticipantNostradamus, what does a golddigger look like?
They come in all shapes and sizes.
April 14, 2008 at 5:48 PM in reply to: What did it cost to take a family to the Carlsbad Flower fields? #187127ParticipantNostradamus, what does a golddigger look like?
They come in all shapes and sizes.
April 14, 2008 at 5:48 PM in reply to: What did it cost to take a family to the Carlsbad Flower fields? #187155ParticipantNostradamus, what does a golddigger look like?
They come in all shapes and sizes.
April 14, 2008 at 5:48 PM in reply to: What did it cost to take a family to the Carlsbad Flower fields? #187163ParticipantNostradamus, what does a golddigger look like?
They come in all shapes and sizes.
April 14, 2008 at 5:48 PM in reply to: What did it cost to take a family to the Carlsbad Flower fields? #187166ParticipantNostradamus, what does a golddigger look like?
They come in all shapes and sizes.
ParticipantMy dad might have had Alzheimers so I don’t find it a laughing matter, I was just laughing at the (intended?) humor in your post.
BTW the “ghost in the machine” which keeps track of all your contributions uses your SSN… every bank account, every IRA deposit, every tax payment, etc. goes on a record the IRS can look up using your SSN. Who knows whether they keep close watch, but they can if they want to so it’s best to keep track.
ParticipantMy dad might have had Alzheimers so I don’t find it a laughing matter, I was just laughing at the (intended?) humor in your post.
BTW the “ghost in the machine” which keeps track of all your contributions uses your SSN… every bank account, every IRA deposit, every tax payment, etc. goes on a record the IRS can look up using your SSN. Who knows whether they keep close watch, but they can if they want to so it’s best to keep track.
ParticipantMy dad might have had Alzheimers so I don’t find it a laughing matter, I was just laughing at the (intended?) humor in your post.
BTW the “ghost in the machine” which keeps track of all your contributions uses your SSN… every bank account, every IRA deposit, every tax payment, etc. goes on a record the IRS can look up using your SSN. Who knows whether they keep close watch, but they can if they want to so it’s best to keep track.
ParticipantMy dad might have had Alzheimers so I don’t find it a laughing matter, I was just laughing at the (intended?) humor in your post.
BTW the “ghost in the machine” which keeps track of all your contributions uses your SSN… every bank account, every IRA deposit, every tax payment, etc. goes on a record the IRS can look up using your SSN. Who knows whether they keep close watch, but they can if they want to so it’s best to keep track.
ParticipantMy dad might have had Alzheimers so I don’t find it a laughing matter, I was just laughing at the (intended?) humor in your post.
BTW the “ghost in the machine” which keeps track of all your contributions uses your SSN… every bank account, every IRA deposit, every tax payment, etc. goes on a record the IRS can look up using your SSN. Who knows whether they keep close watch, but they can if they want to so it’s best to keep track.
ParticipantYour meandering posts on this blog always have me wondering: where do your children fit into your life? You hardly ever talk about them. See other posts about celebrating parties, baby girl names, etc. Other parents here seem proud to talk of their children, but you seem to see them as an accessory and the children of potential man-victims of yours are a burden. You seem quite mal-adjusted and I hope you are lying about being a mother of 2. Sadly with all the news I see today, your type of parenting seems to be dime-a-dozen.
Your question should be: What is right for my kids? What can I do to improve their lives? Instead it is: who will date me? who can I date? why don’t men buy me dinner? I’m so pretty! Look at my leg! me me me me me
When you meet someone new, you are not only exposing yourself. You are exposing your children to this person. Do you get this? When you started squeezing out those babies your priorities in life changed forever. You post a LOT about men and dating and divorce… Ever think about your kids? Why don’t you post anything about them?
To be honest, I think the nature of a person is more important than wealth or age or whether they have kids. Your nature is the polar opposite of the kind of woman I would want in my life. Again, dime-a-dozen. It is whiny, entitled, immature, insecure, and incapable. You wanna know the best thing you can do to make yourself attractive to men? Be a good mother. Otherwise, you are a failure in the most important thing that will ever come of your life.
Those are my thoughts re. dating women with children.
ParticipantYour meandering posts on this blog always have me wondering: where do your children fit into your life? You hardly ever talk about them. See other posts about celebrating parties, baby girl names, etc. Other parents here seem proud to talk of their children, but you seem to see them as an accessory and the children of potential man-victims of yours are a burden. You seem quite mal-adjusted and I hope you are lying about being a mother of 2. Sadly with all the news I see today, your type of parenting seems to be dime-a-dozen.
Your question should be: What is right for my kids? What can I do to improve their lives? Instead it is: who will date me? who can I date? why don’t men buy me dinner? I’m so pretty! Look at my leg! me me me me me
When you meet someone new, you are not only exposing yourself. You are exposing your children to this person. Do you get this? When you started squeezing out those babies your priorities in life changed forever. You post a LOT about men and dating and divorce… Ever think about your kids? Why don’t you post anything about them?
To be honest, I think the nature of a person is more important than wealth or age or whether they have kids. Your nature is the polar opposite of the kind of woman I would want in my life. Again, dime-a-dozen. It is whiny, entitled, immature, insecure, and incapable. You wanna know the best thing you can do to make yourself attractive to men? Be a good mother. Otherwise, you are a failure in the most important thing that will ever come of your life.
Those are my thoughts re. dating women with children.
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