I have no children
13 April 2011, 07:05 PM
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I doubt anyone wants you or others to feel bad Lisa just as I won't feel bad if someone suggests that I'm 
for having one 
I'm genuinely interested though as to why peeps don't want kids assuming that they are able to of course? Is it really just a perception of lack of money or indeed the cramping of a lifestyle ...
TX.
for having one I'm genuinely interested though as to why peeps don't want kids assuming that they are able to of course? Is it really just a perception of lack of money or indeed the cramping of a lifestyle ...TX.
But of course, more importantly, I don't like children
(well not enough to have one)
13 April 2011, 07:40 PM
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Children are a bit like Iphones. If someone has been suckered in buying one with its rediculously expensive monthly charges then they feel it is necessary to explain to others why they are so brilliant and game changing and ofcourse those who don't have them are clearly missing out.
I will stick with my faithful, loyal, dependable (slightly boring)Blackberry. Cheers!
I will stick with my faithful, loyal, dependable (slightly boring)Blackberry. Cheers!
13 April 2011, 09:50 PM
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Go for it, you won't regret it 
Seriously, I wasn't trying to be flippant when I mentioned the bike. Learning to ride was, for me at least, hard work and extremely satisfying when I finally cracked it. My wife has been riding for years, so now we have something we both enjoy that we can go out and do together. And we've met loads of new people and made some new friends with which we have something in common.
Yes, it's noisy, expensive and takes effort to look after properly - but the worst thing I ever have to scrape out from under my fingernails is a bit of road grime or engine oil, and it does at least have an 'off' switch.
Seriously, I wasn't trying to be flippant when I mentioned the bike. Learning to ride was, for me at least, hard work and extremely satisfying when I finally cracked it. My wife has been riding for years, so now we have something we both enjoy that we can go out and do together. And we've met loads of new people and made some new friends with which we have something in common.
Yes, it's noisy, expensive and takes effort to look after properly - but the worst thing I ever have to scrape out from under my fingernails is a bit of road grime or engine oil, and it does at least have an 'off' switch.
14 April 2011, 08:30 PM
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Oh what's the other saying splice,children should be seen and not heard.
MEOWWWW MEOWWWWW
15 April 2011, 09:31 AM
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