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Fildun
Netherlands4124 Posts
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jcarlsoniv
United States27922 Posts
On August 27 2015 05:25 Fildun wrote: You could do scrims, TL C vs Mordek and the boys. +girl, cuz I have to assume he's indoctrinating his daughter into nerddom | ||
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mordek
United States12705 Posts
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MooMooMugi
United States10531 Posts
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mordek
United States12705 Posts
So far my daughter is working on releasing buttons for Wii bowling but she's absolutely nailing the Mii recognition. Always pumped when her Mii is up. | ||
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Numy
South Africa35471 Posts
On August 27 2015 05:26 jcarlsoniv wrote: +girl, cuz I have to assume he's indoctrinating his daughter into nerddom Well he's not giving us adorable recordings of her playing HS so idk how good a job he's doing. She would be famous by now! | ||
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WaveofShadow
Canada31495 Posts
On August 27 2015 05:31 mordek wrote: And it's about to be reality tv in the 20s. So far my daughter is working on releasing buttons for Wii bowling but she's absolutely nailing the Mii recognition. Always pumped when her Mii is up. My guy doesn't really care about video games all that much because I suppose I haven't really exposed him to any. He likes to play games on the iPad but that's about it. I might be failing as a father guys but I guess when I barely play video games anymore either.... | ||
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jcarlsoniv
United States27922 Posts
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WaveofShadow
Canada31495 Posts
On August 27 2015 05:36 jcarlsoniv wrote: Don't worry wave, we always knew mordek is the juciest of dads (in many ways) I mean more so now than ever I suppose. (But seriously I'm not failing as a father guys. I wish you could meet my son.) | ||
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mordek
United States12705 Posts
On August 27 2015 05:39 WaveofShadow wrote: I mean more so now than ever I suppose. (But seriously I'm not failing as a father guys. I wish you could meet my son.) I would say developmentally it's probably a fantastic thing you're not having him play a lot of video games. As wonderful as they can be I think it's easy to lose the ability for wonder and imagination of real life. Really I try not to be playing video games when she's up and interacting with me but it happens occasionally. She usually just points and asks "What's that?" at the Heroes loading screen and then goes and plays with toys. So story time, listening to Stromae in the car with her (she loves listening to songs with dad. She like August Burns Red etc. which I think is awesome and hilarious) and the song is called Peace and Violence. Chorus repeats the title multiple time and she keeps asking what's that daddy what's that. She does that from time to time and I have to guess what she's asking about. I ask her "You want to know what peace and violence are?" "Yeah." plays with baby doll in car seat "Uhhhhhh. Ok. Peace is when no one is getting hurt and violence is when people are getting hurt" (question was harder than expected  )"oh. yeah. baby hates violence" "did you just say baby hates violence" "yeah" "You're saying baby doesn't like violence" "yeah" o.O Probably just one of those times she's just saying things and not really getting it but was kinda surreal. | ||
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Numy
South Africa35471 Posts
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Gahlo
United States35174 Posts
Jerf. User was warned for this post | ||
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Alaric
France45622 Posts
On August 27 2015 05:39 WaveofShadow wrote: I mean more so now than ever I suppose. (But seriously I'm not failing as a father guys. I wish you could meet my son.) Well come to Rennes and I'll house him. (But only him.) | ||
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jcarlsoniv
United States27922 Posts
On August 27 2015 05:43 mordek wrote: I would say developmentally it's probably a fantastic thing you're not having him play a lot of video games. As wonderful as they can be I think it's easy to lose the ability for wonder and imagination of real life. Really I try not to be playing video games when she's up and interacting with me but it happens occasionally. She usually just points and asks "What's that?" at the Heroes loading screen and then goes and plays with toys. So story time, listening to Stromae in the car with her (she loves listening to songs with dad. She like August Burns Red etc. which I think is awesome and hilarious) and the song is called Peace and Violence. Chorus repeats the title multiple time and she keeps asking what's that daddy what's that. She does that from time to time and I have to guess what she's asking about. I ask her "You want to know what peace and violence are?" "Yeah." plays with baby doll in car seat "Uhhhhhh. Ok. Peace is when no one is getting hurt and violence is when people are getting hurt" (question was harder than expected )"oh. yeah. baby hates violence" "did you just say baby hates violence" "yeah" "You're saying baby doesn't like violence" "yeah" o.O Probably just one of those times she's just saying things and not really getting it but was kinda surreal. *shrug* She might actually understand the concept of what she's saying, even if she doesn't understand the full thing. Watching both my youngest siblings grow up while being old enough myself to start understanding the world, little kids definitely catch on to a lot more stuff than expected. | ||
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mordek
United States12705 Posts
On August 27 2015 05:52 jcarlsoniv wrote: *shrug* She might actually understand the concept of what she's saying, even if she doesn't understand the full thing. Watching both my youngest siblings grow up while being old enough myself to start understanding the world, little kids definitely catch on to a lot more stuff than expected. Agreed, it was more a disclaimer of Hey I don't think everything my child does is genius. But she is darn smart  | ||
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WaveofShadow
Canada31495 Posts
On August 27 2015 06:02 mordek wrote: Agreed, it was more a disclaimer of Hey I don't think everything my child does is genius. But she is darn smart It's always shocking to me what the guy picks up on and understands. He's getting older and smarter every day so I shouldn't be surprised but I always am. | ||
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jcarlsoniv
United States27922 Posts
Not a big deal, there are unmarked spaces I can park in. It's clear where this person's priorities are lol | ||
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Gahlo
United States35174 Posts
On August 27 2015 06:44 jcarlsoniv wrote: Get home from work, someone is parked in my spot. They have a "My Life, My Rules" bumper sticker. Not a big deal, there are unmarked spaces I can park in. It's clear where this person's priorities are lol Bash their windshield in. :D | ||
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Eppa!
Sweden4641 Posts
Yall bulling the younger users of the thread is not ok. #Kidsjustwannahavefun | ||
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Marmy
Iran1697 Posts
On August 27 2015 07:08 Eppa! wrote: Yall bulling the younger users of the thread is not ok. #Kidsjustwannahavefun Who's Jeff? Is he a kid? | ||
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