InPig Moo Lows to the Herd:"What kind of sandwich can I eat?":rolleyes2 July 15, 2011 | Registered: 15 years ago Posts: 12,447 |
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CF_Amy
Our parents ate deli meats when they were pregnant with us and we're all here, right? Our grandparents/great grandparents probably smoked and drank while pregnant. SOMEHOW our parents and grandparents survived. I also drank water from the hose, played outside and SOMEHOW survived. Good lord. So glad I don't have to worry about this shit. I love sushi and deli meats (as well as the occasional beer/wine/liquor at dinner) and I sure as hell wouldn't give them up for a brat. I guess that makes me selfish, OH WELL. I swear people are overly paranoid.
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CF_Amy
Our parents ate deli meats when they were pregnant with us and we're all here, right? Our grandparents/great grandparents probably smoked and drank while pregnant. SOMEHOW our parents and grandparents survived. I also drank water from the hose, played outside and SOMEHOW survived. Good lord. So glad I don't have to worry about this shit. I love sushi and deli meats (as well as the occasional beer/wine/liquor at dinner) and I sure as hell wouldn't give them up for a brat. I guess that makes me selfish, OH WELL. I swear people are overly paranoid.
This! My mom ate everything when pregnant. She also had wine and she smoked cigarettes and both of us are healthy as a horse with no allergies, ever.
Something to think about: Grandma HATED all milk based dairy products and wouldn't eat them. The doctor back in 1923 told my grandma that if she didn't eat or drink any milk products (milk, cheese, etc.) her unborn child wouldn't like and wouldn't want to eat them, either. Guess what? Dad HATED all milk based dairy products, even any type of cream sauce all his life. So, my point is this: I'm wondering how many allergies in kids cound be averted if the moos would actually EAT peanut butter or other types of foods....
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If you were born in the 60s and before, your mom probably smoked, drank and ate tuna with mercury. We got baby shots with lots of stuff in the solutions that you will not find today. We played outside until dark, we roamed the neighborhood and we watched uncensored cartoons and shows. We did not require helmets for every activity including jacking off. We did not disinfect the living shit out of everything and probably ate more than our share of dirt. There may have been ONE kid allergic to peanuts or strawberries. The rest of the kids pitied him or her, but ate their PB&Js without setting off fatal reactions in the ONE kid.
Yet by and large, most of us grew up to be A-OK. There were very few in special ed, and most were profoundly retarded and needed the extra care (and we actually used the word retarded.)
No wonder kids today are totally pussified, allergic to everything and not remotely immune to shit.
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In elementary and Jr High school
1)ONE girl had severe Eczema and had to use special lotion at school and wear gloves sometimes
2)ONE kid had diabetes and had to leave class twice a day and go to the school nurse for insulin shots
3)ONE kid had Cerebral Palsy and had to have assistance to and from class with her books, but that's it
4)ONE girl routinely pissed in her pants at school and I never knew why, but she got sent to the office quite a bit to change clothes
5)ONE girl had Scoliosis and had to wear an upper body brace
6)Only a handful of kids had divorced parents with the halves and steps and most of those had remarried. I remember two different girls who had "single moms", but that's about it. Although in high school by the 80's it was becoming more common
7)There was only ONE short bus for the tards and they had their own classes separate from the rest
8)Lunchrooms served ONE meal, no choices, and either you ate it or you brought your own lunch
9)Only ONE girl I knew was being raised by her grandparents, although I don't know why
10)Bullies were disliked by all and ignored for the most part and there were FEW of them. NO ONE committed suicide over being bullied either