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  1.  

    'Cause mine is going to be out here MORE THAN LIKELY in less than 2 months!
    If you have kids, or know people who have kids, let's set up playdates, zoodates, moviedates, etc.


    Cutest. Baby. Ever.

    • CommentAuthortepr
    • CommentTimeJul 17th 2008
     

    im trying to find someone to carry my child, whisper back

  2.  

    I already carried one.

    The muffin shop is closed.

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      CommentAuthoranita
    • CommentTimeJul 17th 2008
     

    when I get a sweet nanny job you can totally bring your dude over for playdates

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      CommentAuthorbschultz
    • CommentTimeJul 17th 2008
     
    cassadyisfixed:

    The muffin shop is closed.

    Haha, oh, I love Saved.

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      CommentAuthoranita
    • CommentTimeJul 17th 2008
     
    bschultz:
    cassadyisfixed:

    The muffin shop is closed.

    Haha, oh, I love Saved.

    my brother when I asked him if he'd seen juno: "I already saw a movie about a pregnant teenager, it was called Saved and it was actually funny"

  3.  
    bschultz:

    Haha, oh, I love Saved.

    Let's be best friends.

  4.  
    anita:

    my brother when I asked him if he'd seen juno: "I already saw a movie about a pregnant teenager, it was called Saved and it was actually funny"

    Juno = so much funnier than Saved.

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      CommentAuthorbschultz
    • CommentTimeJul 17th 2008
     
    cassadyisfixed:
    bschultz:

    Haha, oh, I love Saved.

    Let's be best friends.

    BLAOW!
    Done.

  5.  

    Good. Now, we need to do best friend things like watch football, drink beer, work on cars and look at tits.

    Oh, yeah, and eat ice cream.

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      CommentAuthorbschultz
    • CommentTimeJul 17th 2008
     

    Yes! YESS! YYYYYESSSSSSSS!!! YYYYYYYYUUUUUUUSSSSSS!!!1
    ...ah, fuck; I has the laktoes intallerantz. bummersummer2k8..

  6.  

    Did I say ice cream? 'Cause I meant SOY ice cream.

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      CommentAuthorstumptown
    • CommentTimeJul 17th 2008
     
    cassadyisfixed:

    Good. Now, we need to do best friend things like watch football, drink beer, work on cars and look at tits.

    Oh, yeah, and eat ice cream.

    sounds like dudes night out to me

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      CommentAuthortoa3t
    • CommentTimeJul 17th 2008
     
    cassadyisfixed:
    anita:

    my brother when I asked him if he'd seen juno: "I already saw a movie about a pregnant teenager, it was called Saved and it was actually funny"

    Juno = so much funnier than Saved.

    hmm saved was pretty good. macauly culkin gettin dome in a wheelchair!

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      CommentAuthorbschultz
    • CommentTimeJul 17th 2008
     
    cassadyisfixed:

    Did I say ice cream? 'Cause I meant SOY ice cream.

    Ohhkay, we can be friends. I loves me some Soy Delicious...

  7.  
    toa3t:
    cassadyisfixed:
    anita:

    my brother when I asked him if he'd seen juno: "I already saw a movie about a pregnant teenager, it was called Saved and it was actually funny"

    Juno = so much funnier than Saved.

    hmm saved was pretty good. macauly culkin gettin dome in a wheelchair!

    Maybe, MAYBE. But, Juno broke down more sterotypes, and Micheal Cera is hella cuter than Mucauly.

  8.  
    bschultz:

    Ohhkay, we can be friends. I loves me some Soy Delicious...

    Tofuti Cuties? Hellz to the yeah, Soy Delicious is my jam.

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      CommentAuthorbschultz
    • CommentTimeJul 17th 2008 edited
     
    cassadyisfixed:

    Tofuti Cuties?

    From '93 till infinity, baby.

  9.  
    bschultz:

    From '93 till infinity, baby.

    Mhmm. Dammit, now I want.

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      CommentAuthoranita
    • CommentTimeJul 17th 2008 edited
     
    cassadyisfixed:

    Maybe, MAYBE. But, Juno broke down more sterotypes, and Micheal Cera is hella cuter than Mucauly.

    I don't think Juno broke down stereotypes

    I worked at an adoption agency and it was actually frustrating because it created NEW stereotypes. Parents had unrealistic expectations and just thought that there were tons of Junos out there waiting to drop saucy babies into their laps

    I feel like movies like that (saved was different because it was about religion, I'm also pissed about "the secret life of the american teenager") is glamorizing teen pregnancy. as someone who feels pretty strongly against abortion I guess it's a positive thing that girls are being shown other options but I'm still really disturbed by what I feel is the normalization of teen pregnancy

    seriously, has juno not heard of CONDOMS? what about PLAN B? jena malone's character I can totally get behind, she thought jesus would protect her womb from the sperm since she was saving a gay

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      CommentAuthorstumptown
    • CommentTimeJul 17th 2008
     

    toffuti cuties are the shit. hell, i didn't know they were vegan when i ate my first one...

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    I think it did in the sense of the classic teen mom sterotype. You know, the girl has sex, she gets pregnant, she is shamed. She must be a slut, she must have not used a condom, she must be trying to trap a man/boy in a relationship, et cetera. Also, she much be ignorant in general. As a teen mom myself, I dislike all misconceptions of teen parents. It's disgusting the way we're disrespected by peers, parents, the school system and society in general.

    I don't feel like they are glamorizing anything. It's about as true-to-life as anything else I've seen. They don't use scare tactics for a change when it comes to teen pregnancy. I think it's still one of the biggest taboos in our society, whether we really realize it or not. It's just saying that yeah, kids have sex, sometimes they get pregnant. That doesn't make us any less of human beings than anyone else. In a way it is normalizing it, not in the sense that it's like, go have sex and be cool and pregnant like Juno! No, it's just trying to diminish the idea that pregnant and parenting teens are idiots. We're normal. You've met me, you've talked to me. I'm not some crazy psycho bitch from hell. Or some idiotic, welfare mother either.

    I am staunchly pro-choice. But, we really will not go into that...

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      CommentAuthortoa3t
    • CommentTimeJul 17th 2008 edited
     

    I don't think Juno broke down any stereotypes or did any social good. It was pretty funny and somehow combined Kimya Dawson and track & field, but... eh. Just a nice little movie. Also since I can't remember actors names, a recap would be something like:

    Sydney Bristow got George Michael Bluth's kid, after being ditched by Michael Bluth; also featuring one of the shrinks from Law & Order. And Dwight Schrute.

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    Please read above.

    I have some pretty firm opinions on this. I don't know if it's so much that it's breaking down barriers or if I'm happier just to see a teen-mom-movie where she isn't SCARED FOR HER LIFE and everyone shuns her. You know? It isn't some Lifetime, afterschool drama.

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      CommentAuthorbschultz
    • CommentTimeJul 17th 2008
     
    cassadyisfixed:

    It isn't some Lifetime, afterschool drama.

    Hahaha! Any 30 Rock (season 2) fans here?

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    Never even watched 30 Rock, but I hear I should.

    Troof?

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      CommentAuthorbschultz
    • CommentTimeJul 17th 2008
     

    YUSS!!1
    NBC got 'em all fo' frizzle.

  13.  

    I bet Battlestar Galactica is better. I BET MONEY I DON'T HAVE ON IT.

    I love BSG, don't hate.

    • CommentAuthoro_perkins
    • CommentTimeJul 17th 2008
     

    Arrested Development, Office, and 30 Rock are the best three shows ever. Oh and Sienfeld. I'm also really glad this thread is off topic because it was about to get really creepy if it stayed on topic.

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      CommentAuthortoa3t
    • CommentTimeJul 17th 2008
     
    cassadyisfixed:

    Please read above.

    I have some pretty firm opinions on this. I don't know if it's so much that it's breaking down barriers or if I'm happier just to see a teen-mom-movie where she isn't SCARED FOR HER LIFE and everyone shuns her. You know? It isn't some Lifetime, afterschool drama.

    Yea it's a good message (moreso than the farcical Saved), but I liked the latter's movie-ness more.

    Back to real babies: I saw one of my cousins who has doubled in age since I last saw her, from like 4 to 8. It's crazy, now when she came over to visit and wanted to play, she asked to use the computer. So she was doing something called StarDoll (basically virtual barbies) and watching Rihanna on youtube. That seems crazy... I guess I grew up with duck hunt and Pooh Bear VHS's, she has this.

    My two most recently hired coworkers (at Linens N Things!) have kids. It's weird, they're a few years older than me, I'm putting together a bike before work and they're changing diapers.

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      CommentAuthortoa3t
    • CommentTimeJul 17th 2008
     
    o_perkins:

    Arrested Development, Office, and 30 Rock are the best three shows ever. Oh and Sienfeld. I'm also really glad this thread is off topic because it was about to get really creepy if it stayed on topic.

    Twilight Zone.

    Make me this spokecard plz:

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    toa3t:

    Back to real babies: I saw one of my cousins who has doubled in age since I last saw her, from like 4 to 8. It's crazy, now when she came over to visit and wanted to play, she asked to use the computer. So she was doing something called StarDoll (basically virtual barbies) and watching Rihanna on youtube. That seems crazy... I guess I grew up with duck hunt and Pooh Bear VHS's, she has this.

    They have baby video games for kids Connor's age. He's 2. Jeeze, things change.

    toa3t:

    My two most recently hired coworkers (at Linens N Things!) have kids. It's weird, they're a few years older than me, I'm putting together a bike before work and they're changing diapers.

    Wanna know what's weirder? I'm guessing I'm a few years younger than you, and I have a 2 year old.

    • CommentAuthortepr
    • CommentTimeJul 17th 2008
     
    o_perkins:

    Arrested Development, Office, and 30 Rock are the best three shows ever. Oh and Sienfeld. I'm also really glad this thread is off topic because it was about to get really creepy if it stayed on topic.

    NOPE

    arrested development and its always sunny in philadelphia

    thats it

  15.  

    Fail.
    BSG, Arrested Development, Curb Your Enthusiasm/Lost(totally tied)

    • CommentAuthoro_perkins
    • CommentTimeJul 17th 2008
     

    That's a good one too, not many people know about it unfortunately

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      CommentAuthortoa3t
    • CommentTimeJul 17th 2008
     
    cassadyisfixed:
    toa3t:

    Back to real babies: I saw one of my cousins who has doubled in age since I last saw her, from like 4 to 8. It's crazy, now when she came over to visit and wanted to play, she asked to use the computer. So she was doing something called StarDoll (basically virtual barbies) and watching Rihanna on youtube. That seems crazy... I guess I grew up with duck hunt and Pooh Bear VHS's, she has this.

    They have baby video games for kids Connor's age. He's 2. Jeeze, things change.

    toa3t:

    My two most recently hired coworkers (at Linens N Things!) have kids. It's weird, they're a few years older than me, I'm putting together a bike before work and they're changing diapers.

    Wanna know what's weirder? I'm guessing I'm a few years younger than you, and I have a 2 year old.

    I'm 20, Duck Hunt was a hand-me-down when the neighbors got playstations, haha

    And I suppose you get to do bikes AND diapers! And hopefully your little one has a bike and diapers too. I remember my first time without training wheels... rad.

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      CommentAuthorbschultz
    • CommentTimeJul 17th 2008
     
    cassadyisfixed:

    Lost(totally tied)

    Fuck, tell me about it. I got sucked in back in the golden Season 1 days and now I can't quit.

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    toa3t:

    I'm 20, Duck Hunt was a hand-me-down when the neighbors got playstations, haha

    And I suppose you get to do bikes AND diapers! And hopefully your little one has a bike and diapers too. I remember my first time without training wheels... rad.

    Yeah. Well, sort of. Since I was 16 when I had him, my parents have done most of the raising. Obviously, or I would have moved out here with him. But, yeah, there's been more than a few grease stains on his diapers(cloth) when he's with me. Lol.

    Kid just got his first tricycle for his birthday. He loves it. Oh, and he comes home from daycare saying, "Connor go outside! Bike? Playground? Bike!" The other day, I guess, he came in from a bike ride with my dad (he was in a trailer) and walked into the house still wearing his helmet, got a drink of water, then went right back outside for another bike ride. A man after my own heart & genetics.

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    bschultz:

    Fuck, tell me about it. I got sucked in back in the golden Season 1 days and now I can't quit.

    I didn't get into until recently when this guy I had been sort of seeing decided it was time for us to watch the second season. I went back after 1 episode and watched the entire first season. God, it's addicting.

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      CommentAuthortoa3t
    • CommentTimeJul 17th 2008
     

    rad. where are you from?

    i had jaundice and colic as a tot. yellow, loud, and also as wide as i was tall.

  18.  

    Michigan, or hell, as I lovingly call it. A hell frozen over for 6 months out of the year. Fuxx.

    Man, I am so happy Connor was an easy child. He got whooping cough when he was 7 weeks old, but other than that, so easy. You must have a very patient & loving mother.

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      CommentAuthortoa3t
    • CommentTimeJul 17th 2008
     

    i did (haha, and do)

    isn't there an actual hell, michigan? ah, incontrovertible* proof:

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hell_Michigan

    *it took me like 10 tries to get that word right

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    Yes. It is a really big thing in West Michigan to go there with friends and cause, well, hell. Haha, get it? It's funny.

    I'm glad you admit that.

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      CommentAuthortoa3t
    • CommentTimeJul 17th 2008
     

    nice, the best we can offer for city name puns is boring. and i guess there was that one place that sold its name to half.com

    is connor coming to visit or moving?

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    Puns generally suck, so don't feel bad.

    MOVING! Yay! My mom and he will probably be out here mid-august. We came to the conclusion that a lot of the reason I was such an awful teenager has something to do with the smallness of the midwest in general. Obviously, none of my family wants kid to turn out like I did when I was 13. Eesh.

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    cassadyisfixed:

    I'm not some idiotic, welfare mother either.

    as someone that hates stereotypes (that apply to you), it seems like you don't mind perpetuating others.

    i don't mean to call you out... but wow.

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      CommentAuthoranita
    • CommentTimeJul 17th 2008
     

    okay still #1 problem with juno why does no one ask her if she actually used a condom

    I know they don't work 100% of the time but where was the prevention conversation

    that PISSED ME OFF, would have been a great time to tell thousands of kids that condoms are fabulous

    also juno DID perpetuate stereotypes, or do you not remember the scene where she walks into the clinic and everyone else there to get an abortion is totally different from her? not much diversity in that room

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      CommentAuthorjvandub
    • CommentTimeJul 17th 2008
     

    Arrested Development and Flight of the Conchords.

    End.

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      CommentAuthoranita
    • CommentTimeJul 17th 2008
     
    jvandub:

    Arrested Development and Flight of the Conchords.

    End.

    tim & eric

    tim & eric

    and

    tim & eric

    are the best shows on TV

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      CommentAuthorstumptown
    • CommentTimeJul 17th 2008
     

    yeah tim and eric!! great job