Thread: Talk about impractical parenting...

When will they realize that money doesn't buy happiness?

Even if it makes it.

What's she going to do with an iPod though? She's 3.

Originally Posted by AtrumIncendia

When will they realize that money doesn't buy happiness?

Even if it makes it.

What's she going to do with an iPod though? She's 3.

Probably choke on the earbuds :P

I just think about the third world countries like mine, who could really use the money. I mean it may be their own fault because the economy is bad and they didn'y fulfill their own education, but you can't just let these people suffer.

yeah, greed is lame. Buy food or something useful.

you know what ? you're right. they have a right to spend the money however the hell they want. but it *does* affect me when parents raise their kids like prince and princesses, because we have a group of people that think the world owes them everything. and yes, these people do exist. i've met some and my sister had the (unfortunate) experience of babysitting a few.

^I've met girls like that. It makes you want to slap them.

I had a friend like that. *shudders*
I don't even know how it came to being a "friend"

Originally Posted by csuti

I had a friend like that. *shudders*
I don't even know how it came to being a "friend"

past tense?

Birthdays are important but isn't this a bit of an overkill?

Originally Posted by _Vincent_

past tense?

Birthdays are important but isn't this a bit of an overkill?

No, this is massive genocide.

I want to kick this woman in the face.

/me likes the rule her mother used...

You can invite as many people as how old you're turning..
and I had a joint birthday party with my younger bro for my younger years.. (our b-days are a week apart and he's only 2 years younger)
it was muchly fun that way ^_^