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LOLZrocklander wrote:I think some people just decide.. "hey.. I've got far too much money, don't annoy my extended family enough with how cute a 9 lb ball of undesirable liquids is and I have far too much of a life.. I need to really change all that"Ironbird13 wrote:i can never figure out why people have kidsbbrunskill wrote:I can never figure out why people sell their gear when they have kids.
not at that stage myself.. I think DM is similar...
I had the dodgy McD's carpark transaction last night and stayed up in Awkland...so in car, awaiting to be moved out of car into secret hiding place where all my gear is stored (reminiscent of the Bat Cave but only it's in Hamilton, doesn't have flashing buttons nor young boys with girls names in leotards - and it only costs me $50 month rent)....thehenderson wrote:...why's it in your car?
*UNIQUE* wrote:People like us have kids to try and sway the mix.... otherwise the masses of generally retarded and pathetic people having kids will win...and that will mean we'll have child abuse problems, social welfare issues, poor self esteem, violence, substance abuse.....oh, wait a minute....
suckers 
You bought your dad a toy?rocklander wrote:it's for my dad for xmas.. it might even make it to himash wrote:Cool. I want one of those to chase the cat with. A mate has one with velco stuck to the underside and to the TV remote for "search and rescue" operations. Hints: don't try to fly it outside, short range + wind at all = goodbye. And expect to be stocking up on pitch arm balljoints.
a toyPhildo wrote:You bought your dad a toy?rocklander wrote: it's for my dad for xmas.. it might even make it to him
this is serious stuff this is...! 
.__Some Bozo wrote:dogs represent the qualities we like to see in a friend, and cats represent the qualites we'd like to be able to get away with in ourselves
A serious toy?rocklander wrote:a toyPhildo wrote:You bought your dad a toy?rocklander wrote: it's for my dad for xmas.. it might even make it to him
My delay stocks have increased a lot in the past week 
Slowy wrote: That's the problem; everything rewarding is just such hard work. Regret takes much less effort.
jeremyb wrote:A Korg Kaossilator
I figured I might as well have a backing soundtrack for the tripthehenderson wrote:You're going to helljeremyb wrote:A Korg Kaossilator
Slowy wrote: That's the problem; everything rewarding is just such hard work. Regret takes much less effort.
thehenderson wrote:A few years back I bought one of those battery operated synths a Microkorg up in auckland. On the drive back we hooked it up through the car kit and played a synthesiser soundtrack for the drive. Did my head in by the end of it, got too creepy
planning on taking it to the north isle with me at xmas, my 5 month old son should love it too, he loves silly noises and I try to get him to chirp along to me playing the guitar, I think I need to get him a drum kit for when he's bigger Slowy wrote: That's the problem; everything rewarding is just such hard work. Regret takes much less effort.
