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I'm only seeing 1 comment. AND it won't let me comment either.
Also: LOL!
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Well maybe I need a 3/2.5, 2200 sf home. My dogs need a yard to play in, and I like having a guest room and an office/library. I don’t see any parents in my neighborhood complaining about me taking over either.
Next we will hear about how us eeebil CF are taking the good paying jobs from famblee men.
Jealous, much?
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Duhd Camp
Thanks @Philip. The attitude of Nicole and others in this thread of comments seems to underline pretty clearly the selfish entitled attitude of people with no kids I was trying to get across. Thanks everyone.
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Thanks, DadCAMP, for clearing demonstrating the entitlement attitude a lot of asshole parent bloggers have today.
"It may be stressful and hectic now, but when I’m old I will have children and grandchildren to keep me company and I will be showered in family. I wonder how happy a childless couple will be when they’re at the end of the line?"
First of all, don't be so smug. This is exactly why you're getting so much flack in the comments. Do you honestly think that your kids will surround you in your old age? How do you know that they'll outlive you? How do you know that they'll have children of their own? Also, since you tend to favor one son over the other, how do you know that the not-favored son won't hesitate to throw you into the shittiest nursing home he can find?
Having kids just to be surround by people in your old age is one of the worst reasons to have them. No one was put on this earth to serve anyone else. As for those childfree couples, when they get to be old, at least they won't have DNA replicant vultures trying to get their hands on an inheritance.
Then, you have the cojones to TELL people where to live? You're no better than anyone trying to implement segregation or apartheid. Oh, but childfree people are entitled? DadCAMP, do you even bother to read the garbage you put out, or the comments? There are PARENTS commenting on what an entitled asshole YOU'RE being.
I have no problem with people that actually parent their kids, and don't act like they're superior just because they reproduced.If I see a kid who's well-behaved, I have no issues whatsoever. If people are happy with being parents, that's totally cool by me. I've also noticed that truly happy parents don't bitch and moan about other people not reproducing.
You, however, can't stomach the fact that some people chose a different path than you. Try pulling your head out of your ass for a change and learn to accept that not everyone is like you.
You should be thanking us, actually. If EVERYONE had kids, the world would be much more crowded, the environment and food supplies would be even more in dire straits, and fresh water even closer to being depleted. Not that you care about that, oh no! I'm still selfish, apparently, because I'm not adding more people to this world. Wow, that a horrible human being I am.
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OMG. I read some of his blog. The entry about the shower...
I bet he felt like a really big man having a go at a couple of 12 year-olds...
I think that the 12 year olds were decent for only laughing; that is GROSS. I mean was someone "downstream" for this tard? (did you HEAR that annoying video where the shitty crotch dropping is shrieking because there is a noodle WITH SAUCE in his mouth? Not only is he freaking out but he is too stupid to take it out of his mouth ) And if he knows that they are laughing at his kid's grossness WTF does it matter if they look. They are not pedos and your repulsive kid is making a spectacle of himself. I have to wonder that if a kid of 5 isn't potty trained do they make him wear a swim diaper? (Bet not gross breeders).
That guy is such a train wreck. If loaf 2 has a normal name (charlie) WTF does had call it The Chooch? Sounds like another body part - as scrub your peep while your moo cleans her chooch.
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OMG. I read some of his blog. The entry about the shower...
I bet he felt like a really big man having a go at a couple of 12 year-olds...
I think that the 12 year olds were decent for only laughing; that is GROSS. I mean was someone "downstream" for this tard? (did you HEAR that annoying video where the shitty crotch dropping is shrieking because there is a noodle WITH SAUCE in his mouth? Not only is he freaking out but he is too stupid to take it out of his mouth ) And if he knows that they are laughing at his kid's grossness WTF does it matter if they look. They are not pedos and your repulsive kid is making a spectacle of himself. I have to wonder that if a kid of 5 isn't potty trained do they make him wear a swim diaper? (Bet not gross breeders).
That guy is such a train wreck. If loaf 2 has a normal name (charlie) WTF does had call it The Chooch? Sounds like another body part - as scrub your peep while your moo cleans her chooch.
I was surprised by this and had to go back to see if the guy's Italian. Does not appear to be. Chooch is an Italian slang word which essentially means moron.
Hell, I know this and I'm *not* Italian. Plenty of people do know what it means and I suspect the Duh here has a guess too. The kid will figure it out eventually. It's a rather derogatory thing to call a child. What a jerk. eyes2
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=chooch
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Who would have known that these childfree people have Facebook Groups and backchannel message boards dedicated to their childfree cause? (It seems everyone has a special interest group attached to their cause these days).
When a board is called BratFree, I can’t expect much sympathy – and they haven’t cut me any. Which kind of makes my point even more valid, I think. The campaign against kids is filled with selfish vitriol from a Me Generation of adults.
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Has anybody seen this?
http://www.dad-camp.com/2013/05/oh-hai-backchannel-of-the-internets/Quote
Who would have known that these childfree people have Facebook Groups and backchannel message boards dedicated to their childfree cause? (It seems everyone has a special interest group attached to their cause these days).
When a board is called BratFree, I can’t expect much sympathy – and they haven’t cut me any. Which kind of makes my point even more valid, I think. The campaign against kids is filled with selfish vitriol from a Me Generation of adults.
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Catherine Conger, a professor of human and community development at the University of California at Davis, assembled a group of 384 sibling pairs and their parents and visited them three times over three years. She questioned them about their relationships and videotaped them as they worked through conflicts. Overall, she concluded that 65% of mothers and 70% of fathers exhibited a preference for one child, usually the older one.
Read more: http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,2094371,00.html#ixzz27medSMgM.
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DadCamp, again, that may all be fine and supported by science and research.. However, that does not make it the right thing to act upon or express for the sake of our children. The question here for me is not whether it is ok to have a favorite or not (although I honestly don't), but whether it is in the benefit of the child if he/she is aware of this or not. And I think in any case it is not beneficial for any child to know if he or she is considered the favorite child or not. To give you an example, I am one of a twin and people always felt the urge to compare us since we are quite alike. But whether that comparison turned out in my favor or in that of my sister, it was never fun or good for either of us. It just created a artificial sense of competition between us that would not have been there if we had just been accepted and loved the way we are without ANY comparison or favoring. And also, it made me sad to see my sister feeling hurt or the other way around. So no matter how much science and research can show you that it's normal to feel that way, in my eyes that still does not make it right to just act on it or throw your 'issues' regarding this out into the open. Some sensitivity towards the feelings of your sons and the development of their self esteem would be great there in my view. In the end, it's your life and I am not to judge you as a person. But I do think I'd do it differently for the sake and health of my kids..
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(Buzz, I'm repeating this in case you haven't seen it already."
Apparently you didn't read the entire article, Buzz, because if you had, you would have seen the following near the end:
Not all experts agree on just what the impact of favoritism is, but as a rule, their advice to parents is simple: If you absolutely must have a favorite (and you must), keep it to yourself. . . Psychologist Victoria Bedford of the University of Indianapolis has studied favoritism extensively, looking at the impact of what's known as LFS (least favored status) on children's self-esteem, socialization and relationships with other family members. No matter how she broke down her data, it all told her the same thing. 'My main conclusion was how horrible favoritism is on siblings,' she says flatly, and sibs themselves often agree.
Clare Stocker, a research professor in developmental psychology at the University of Denver studied 136 sibling pairs, then returned to observe them again two more times at two-year intervals. Over that period, she found that kids who felt less loved than other siblings were more likely to develop anxiety, low self-esteem and depression. Some of the subjects would react by exhibiting behavioral problems, leading parents to crack down on them, only widening the gap between the kind of treatment Mom and Dad were meting out to them and the kind being lavished on the favored child."
Hope you get some relief from the pain where you shot yourself in the foot, Buzz.
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Plus, as we saw in our get to know you thread of a few weeks ago, we range in ages from 20s to 60s. Guess what Buzz, multiple generations think that you are an asshole!Quote
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Has anybody seen this?
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Who would have known that these childfree people have Facebook Groups and backchannel message boards dedicated to their childfree cause? (It seems everyone has a special interest group attached to their cause these days).
When a board is called BratFree, I can’t expect much sympathy – and they haven’t cut me any. Which kind of makes my point even more valid, I think. The campaign against kids is filled with selfish vitriol from a Me Generation of adults.
No it just means that you made your bed, now you get to lie in it. My husband and I will live wherever we damn well please. More than likely though we'll buy a plot of land in the country because we want horses and a few other critters. Being CF is awesome!!!! :bedmadelie :yeah
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My first rant isn't showing up anymore...awww, poor butthurt Duhdy! eyes2
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I do believe I’ve just found myself a new dickless dimbulb duhddy to pick on.
How’s about we make one big thread of snark like we did with Duhddy Files. We can mock Dimcamp’s blog. Allow me me to start.
“Zacharie and I had a chat about “being discreet†on the way home. I reminded him that the potty is just a few steps away from the shower, and he should go if he needs to. If he absolutely must pee in the shower, he needs to be like a super spy and face the wall.â€
Or maybe you can teach your little chimpanzee to piss in the goddamn toilet like everybody else. I suppose you let him fingerpaint with his own shit, too.
My sincerest apologies to chimpanzees everywhere.
“I know these tweens thought a 5 yr old pissing in the shower was funny, but it still rubbed me that these kids were watching my son. When Z makes a shower comment it’s awkward, but he’s a little boy. Tweens know better. They were doing a play-by-play of a naked 5 yr old in the shower for chrissakes!â€
Not likely, duhddy. It’s very possible they could have been laughing at something else, or if they were laughing at Zaakereeeeeeeigh they were probably laughing at his comments. But your tiny og brain registered that they were threatening your pwecious, and out came papa grizzly. Oh by the way your kid’s a feral tard.
“At the dinner table, instead of breaking up arguments, encouraging kids to eat, and constantly being interrupted, Jen and I have had a chance to talk – at the expense of Charlie. When it is 4 of us, it is a family dinner, when it is just the 3 of us, it becomes so much easier to have adult conversation and Charlie fades into the background. I have to snap out of it and remember to engage him in the conversation as Jen and I catch up on our days.â€
Anyone get the feeling that poor Charlie is, you know, not duhddy’s lil golden sprog? So far all the blog posts have been about Zakereighey.
“While Jen was working late last night, I took the change to get out of the house with Charlie (of course). It was fun to have a one-on-one date night with Charlie at the Lego Store last night, but when Zacharie called us on Face Time while we were at the store (I love living in the future), the chaos returned as he reminded Charlie and me that the Batman Lego set Charlie was getting as a treat was going to be his to play with too. (Spoiled much, there Mr Z?)â€
Yeah, and you fucking allow it. I’m thinking Charlie is going to be the son that moves away and never calls or visits Duhddy again until his funeral. Meanwhile, Zeaaaakereyie will have already robbed his parents blind and used the money to go on a coke binge with his junky whore girlfriend.
Oy. I can’t read anymore. I’m going to listen to some satanic black metal to cleanse my brain of this.
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He thinks and writes like a 13-year old girl. Everything is reactionary, panicky, and very frightened. There are just too many others out there of whom he is scared. His reasoning and logic are underdeveloped, and his reactions to criticism are whiny and teary. He must have looked around his life and found that he will remain a marginal, perfectly forgettable nobody. Then, he created an entire segment of people to whom he could be superior just because he added 2 people to the more than 7 billion already here.
We've torn apart plenty of estrogen-soaked duhds before, but this one is the most pathetic one yet. He really is pitiful.
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He thinks and writes like a 13-year old girl. Everything is reactionary, panicky, and very frightened. There are just too many others out there of whom he is scared. His reasoning and logic are underdeveloped, and his reactions to criticism are whiny and teary. He must have looked around his life and found that he will remain a marginal, perfectly forgettable nobody. Then, he created an entire segment of people to whom he could be superior just because he added 2 people to the more than 7 billion already here.
We've torn apart plenty of estrogen-soaked duhds before, but this one is the most pathetic one yet. He really is pitiful.
ITA. He's an immature loser. No need for us to feel insulted, he's even a jerk to his own spawn. I can't imagine the crappy life the younger kid that he has publicly said he didn't want will have. It is quite sad. I'm sure duh will say anything to get any kind of attention, even at the expense of his own son(s). The parunts who read his blog favorably are just as bad.
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