optimark_prime wrote:I was 36 when Imogen was born (38 for Caitlin).Tempy wrote:Well if I get in to Uni then i'm out of the game until at least 30, we'll see I guess.
Tempy wrote:So is the gist of this that because some people take advantage of the system, those that the system benefits just shouldn't have kids?
Or am I being too reductive with your opinion?"
Sasukekun wrote:Bit harsh to be honest Kart.
If we all thought like that, then only the rich would have kids.
Also this, or as it is sometimes known, Class Eugenics.
mk64 wrote:Tempy wrote:So is the gist of this that because some people take advantage of the system, those that the system benefits just shouldn't have kids?
Or am I being too reductive with your opinion?"
Sasukekun wrote:Bit harsh to be honest Kart.
If we all thought like that, then only the rich would have kids.
Also this, or as it is sometimes known, Class Eugenics.
No, i'm saying
A) That I dont see why companies should compensate people for having kids. I dont think the government really should either.
The current system allows for abuse. Which also takes me back to A).
Nick, i'm not saying that only rich people should have kids. I'm saying that i dont agree with people who are poor and can't afford to support their child who then have 3. I'm more referring to people in countries where the result is death of a child as opposed to not getting an Xbox for Christmas.
Also Revel, do you get child benefit from the government? (obv dont have to answer that) but thats 100 a month or something.. so thats 1200 a year.. so thats the equivelent of more than a few days work and thats every year.. some people get that when they dont even need it.
mk64 wrote:Olivias turning over, she gets stressed because she can't get her arm out from underneath her and she can't turn back onto her back yet but she's getting thereÂÂ Her lungs are also growing as she can make alot more noise now when she cries! Anyone got any tips or advice on bathtime? We're winging it our way atm but i'd be keen to hear how others have bathed their littluns (shes 4.5 months).
Tempy wrote:Sterling loin work folks. Your kids all appear to be thoroughly awesome and I can personally atest to the brilliance of Niamh - I was made into her sweet buying bitch. Blows my mind a little though, I cannot see myself ever having kids.
LazyGunn wrote:pea theyre an easy fix, grab some torx, an ebayed new drive, a youtube and the spirit of adventure!
optimark_prime wrote:Being an only child, I was a bit concerned how Imogen would cope with having Caitlin around. Thankfully she seems to be happy with her little sister.
g.man wrote:Ahahaha! That's brilliant Matty. You still living in Bristol mate? regards g.man
Neat. I'll be rattling about Bristol on the 29th of this month. Planning on catching up with Turts if he's around. You're welcome (as is any other member in the vicinity) to join us for a light beverage and a blether if you so wish.MattyJ wrote:Thanks guys.I am indeed Mr G.g.man wrote:Ahahaha! That's brilliant Matty. You still living in Bristol mate? regards g.man
Gremill wrote:Isaac is 3 years old today. Â And what better way to celebrate your birthday than watching Fireman Sam in your underpants whilst playing with your new toys?
mk64 wrote:is that a scooby do truck (the green one?)
g.man wrote:Neat. I'll be rattling about Bristol on the 29th of this month. Planning on catching up with Turts if he's around. You're welcome (as is any other member in the vicinity) to join us for a light beverage and a blether if you so wish. regards g.manMattyJ wrote:Thanks guys.I am indeed Mr G.g.man wrote:Ahahaha! That's brilliant Matty. You still living in Bristol mate? regards g.man
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