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Competing with babies (Page 2)
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Baninated
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Babies are like the weather. When you don't have anything else to say, they are an agreeable subject that offends nobody.
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Several of the women in my office have had babies recently, and suddenly everyone thinks it's acceptable to openly talk about breast pumps, placenta and other various icky-sciency pregnancy/birthing related words.
It's gross.
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Clinically Insane
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^ Do the world a favor and stay in America.
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Clinically Insane
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I get a little offended at times when I'm eating and I have to hear about how some baby  ed during the meal based on scent.
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Baninated
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Yeah, what really irks me is when women at the workplace get preggers. They bring in those xrays of the baby, before it's born, and everyone acts like it's a ****ing miracle. It is NOT. You laid on your back and spread your legs, and the guy didn't use a condom. Some ****ing miracle. I could have had a lot of those by now, but I was smart enough not to.
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Clinically Insane
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Originally Posted by downinflames68
Yeah, what really irks me is when women at the workplace get preggers. They bring in those xrays of the baby, before it's born, and everyone acts like it's a ****ing miracle. It is NOT. You laid on your back and spread your legs, and the guy didn't use a condom. Some ****ing miracle. I could have had a lot of those by now, but I was smart enough not to.
"Those" meaning guys that use condoms, or xrays?
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Originally Posted by downinflames68
Yeah, what really irks me is when women at the workplace get preggers. They bring in those xrays of the baby, before it's born, and everyone acts like it's a ****ing miracle. It is NOT. You laid on your back and spread your legs, and the guy didn't use a condom. Some ****ing miracle. I could have had a lot of those by now, but I was smart enough not to.
That's it, I'm taking you off the family Christmas Card list.
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"'Jelly Hat' sounds silly," I told Prince. "How about something poetic, like 'Raspberry Beret.'"
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Addicted to MacNN
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Originally Posted by downinflames68
Yeah, what really irks me is when women at the workplace get preggers. They bring in those xrays of the baby, before it's born, and everyone acts like it's a ****ing miracle. It is NOT. You laid on your back and spread your legs, and the guy didn't use a condom. Some ****ing miracle. I could have had a lot of those by now, but I was smart enough not to.
Your mother certainly...
Naw... never mind.
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Addicted to MacNN
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It's not always on their back, you know.
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"One ticket to Washington, please. I have a date with destiny."
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Posting Junkie
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Plus, when a woman is on top she can't get pregnant, it's just physics.
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Clinically Insane
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Originally Posted by SpaceMonkey
It's not always on their back, you know.
Oooh, I never thought of that! Thanks, now I have something new to try...
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Originally Posted by BlueSky
That's some funny shit.
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Clinically Insane
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Originally Posted by sek929
Plus, when a woman is on top she can't get pregnant, it's just physics.
That's what Al Gore would have you think.
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Originally Posted by besson3c
That's what Al Gore would have you think.
More liek...
That's what John Edwards would have you think.
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Clinically Insane
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Originally Posted by ort888
More liek...
That's what John Edwards would have you think.
John Edwards is not as big a proponent of junk science as Al Gore.
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Mac Elite
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I'm told I was conceived in the three quarter boston cowgirl position.
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"'Jelly Hat' sounds silly," I told Prince. "How about something poetic, like 'Raspberry Beret.'"
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Addicted to MacNN
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Originally Posted by besson3c
Oooh, I never thought of that! Thanks, now I have something new to try...
Glad I could help.
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Mac Elite
Join Date: Mar 2001
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[Thread too long; didn't read. But...]
It's not about babies. It's about Lowest Common Denominator conversation. It could be movies. It could be food. It could be sports. If all you can *create* in life is a baby... whatcha gonna talk about? If all you can do is lie before the TV and watch sports/ceremonies/gossip/food_channel/whatever... whatcha gonna talk about?
For those who would create, think analytically, be active... what's to be done?*
It's just the painful overhead of having (extended) *family* (of origin). There are expectations (?obligations / courtesies?) to show up at births/deaths/weddings and spend some time with people you would never hang out with at any other time.
—Love calm & QUIET
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*Oh yeah. My answer: It's almost impossible to *kill* a conversation topic. It's way easier to *divert* the conversation by sparking another topic. When there's someone with some more interesting interests... I'll try to spark them in another conversational direction - even if it's just between the two of us (and may eventually lead to a suggestion like, "It's kind of noisy in this room. Want to step into the kitchen, grab another beer and continue our Python yack in quiet?"
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