Community Chat

[hckynutjohn]

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@skatting44 wrote:

Boys need Fathers , unfortunately there are many single  Women who are the only  parent .  Alot of reserach over the last 40 yrs on this subject

@skatting44 

My mother raised 4 of us by herself, and everyone I grew up with in the Projects, had only a mother.

"Boys need a father"? In many cases, that probably depends on who that father might be.

What kids need is a parent(s) that have actually lived prior to birthing them. Know something about living independently, then thinking about having kids.

I know that is a dream world, but many now live in their own world, and know nothing about either. 

Rules? What rules? Education/Work/Respect, all seem to be missing in way too many. 

I am familiar with research, but those that need it the most, believe they don't. Say too much about certain research, and get shut down/canceled, or worse.

I'll stop here. 

hckynut 🇺🇸

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[chrystaltree]

Good grief, people.  It's a photoshopped joke.

[bikerbabe]

Did people wake up today without a sense of humor?

[Cakers3]

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@bikerbabe wrote:
Did people wake up today without a sense of humor?

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@bikerbabe  Just today?  You must be new around here.🤪

[Still Raining]

Has to photoshopped.  Check out those shoes.

[Tinkrbl44]

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@Cakers3 wrote:

I hope this is a joke because the pier is partially blocked. If he cannot fit through the narrow opening he will end up a** over tea kettle.😧

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@Cakers3 

For some reason, when I first saw this photo I thought of my childhood and the unbelieveably STUPID things the neighborhood boys did.   Stil surprised they made it to adulthood.

[candys mine]

Maybe he's Mulling it over. 

[icezeus]

Reminds me of my brother. He did some crazy things as a child and teenager. It's a miracle that he made it to adulthood. He will be 50 in a few months. 

What's amusing to me is somewhere in his late 20's I would say, the craziness left him and he is such a responsible adult. From time to time a story will pop up about him at a family gathering, and people will actually look at me and say who are they talking about? Ummm... yes him. 

[Tinkrbl44]

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@icezeus wrote:

Reminds me of my brother. He did some crazy things as a child and teenager. It's a miracle that he made it to adulthood. He will be 50 in a few months. 

What's amusing to me is somewhere in his late 20's I would say, the craziness left him and he is such a responsible adult. From time to time a story will pop up about him at a family gathering, and people will actually look at me and say who are they talking about? Ummm... yes him. 

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@icezeus 

Proof that some actually "get it out of their systems".