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Might also have something to do with a certain practical joke thread. You should be very careful about who you start pranking.
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I had nearly forgotten about the whole thing this morning when I received the e-mail equivalent of a ransom note...Mean OId Frisco (with capital i) has been kidnapped.
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Choobak, we each have our own registered login names and passwords. Some of those names can be "faked" by substituting letters or numbers that look like the ones in the real name, at lease in the font used here.
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I'm having a déjà vu! Not me, nor Hatrack: I doubt the topic was similar, but my feelings were similar! Help!
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Hmmm. See, my initial response, which would have been the first post on the thread and I erased without posting, was that I didn't find this as funny as it could have been because it implied that kat was both ignorant and dumb, which I don't think anyone would acuse her of.
However, if she chose to escalate, she really just brought it on herself, and at least you were broad enough about it that there was not question it wasn't her.
kat, I'd give up now and ask nicely. I don't think you'll win this one, he's meaner than you.
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You know, the front page of the forums can be very confusing. It has the title of the most recently responded-to thread including the screen name of the responder, but I always read the name as the person who started the thread. Imagine my surprise to see that the most recent topic was:
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Good question. I wonder if she'll adopt the baby once Porter gives birth? I also wonder if it'll be natural child birth or a c section? If it's natural, where does the baby come out?
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A while back, I registered the name digging_hoIes (with capital i) to pretend to be someone else pretending to be me. Now I've gone and lost the password, which makes me miss out on much potential comedy.
But given this thread, at least I can sleep easy at night.
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I must have been abducted by aliens like in Sims 2 (which bev and I have been playing *waaaaay* too much this weekend).
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Arnie had a cesarean. I just wonder where they implanted it in the first place, him having no uterus.
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If technology came to a point where me becoming pregnant became feasable, I could see myself becoming a Luddite very quickly.
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Y'know my husband has said essentially the same thing....what is the deal? Do all guys see pregnacy as this horrible, undesirable thing?
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I wish that my wife could give birth during the 1950s when men were banished to the waiting room during birth.
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It scares me too! And I'm a woman! grah *shudders in horror* I don't think I could stand to watch it even if I was going through it myself... Which will not happen any time soon...
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So that you could avoid being in the delivery room (which, btw, some men still do avoid, assuming their spouse has agreed not to kill them for this ), you'd rather your wife go through delivery 1950s-style?
Barely conscious, or not at all, with drugs that frequently affected the ability of the newborn to breathe.
Forced to undergo all sorts of medical procedures that are now (thank God!) considered outdated (prepping, enemas, etc.).
Far more likely to die of childbirth complications.
De-mystifying childbirth may mean men in the delivery room (which I think is a good thing, but you seem not to), but it also has led to many medically advantageous changes in birth-methods.
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Also, let me point out that my tongue was in my cheek when I posted the above.
And yes, Mary would kill me if I stayed out of the deliver room, even though I'm never able to stay the whole time for fear of passing out. But I always come back.
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So does this impersonation work with only an uppercase "I" or does it work also with the numerical "one" (as you can see -- I'm testing) Thought maybe I should register all my possible variances before my daughter thinks of it...