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Leatherette & kids
> I am cursed with children, who's mother insists on feeding them and giving
> them fluids on occasion. Kids are fat enough without stuffing their gobs while in the car. Get out and walk their fat asses to a table. Most newer seats are perforated for comfort's sake. This makes for a lot of trouble when stuff is spilled on them. God help you if one of those ankle-biters spills milk on the seats. The smell never goes away. |
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"Tony" > wrote in message ... > > "Patrick Owen" <patowen at pugetsound dot net> wrote in message > ... >> I am cursed with children, who's mother insists on feeding them and >> giving >> them fluids on occasion. >> > It's more like you're cursed with a wife that is a slob. There's > absolutely > no reason why kids HAVE to be eating or sucking on something ALL THE TIME. > I > bet both her and the kids are over weight. > > As to car interiors; choose one with cheapest plastic covers. or make > covers > (Auto upholstery shop) for the Passat. Actually, my son has Autism, and is quite a challenge to control. Giving him food or drink while in the vehicle helps calm him and provides us with some leverage to offer him rewards for improved behavior. My 2-year old daughter is typical, and my wife is attractive and full of patience for dealing with people who are insensitive and boorish about our situation. She would forgive you instantly for your crass assumptions and smarmy comments. I on the other hand would be more likely to break your nose if you said those things to my face. > > Sorry for the rant!. Unlikely - I think you rather enjoyed it. I hope you'll rethink these kind of comments in the future. |
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"wkearney99" > wrote in message ... > > I am cursed with children, who's mother insists on feeding them and giving > > them fluids on occasion. > > Kids are fat enough without stuffing their gobs while in the car. Get out > and walk their fat asses to a table. Are you capable of answering a question without coming across like a judgmental prick? If so, please do so. -- Tony Bad 02 Jetta Wagon 01 Eurovan MV 91 Jetta 1.6 Diesel 86 Jetta 79 Rabbit 1.5 Diesel (semi-retired for now) Schwinn Continental 10 Speed Radio Flyer Pedal Car (my daughter made me add this) |
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No excuses for the unsavory comments directed to your wife and children, but
I doubt anyone really intended any personal insults warranting fisticuffs. All in all, this is a remarkably civil group of folks. That said, you did invite some light-hearted spouse and progeny bashing with an opening line like, "I am cursed with children, who's mother insists on feeding them and giving them fluids on occasion." Boys will be boys, and you can't have a high expectation of civil behavior in such an impersonal forum. -- Kent 1987 VW GTI 8V, original owner, 220,000+ miles "Patrick Owen" <patowen at pugetsound dot net> wrote in message ... > > "Tony" > wrote in message > ... > > > > "Patrick Owen" <patowen at pugetsound dot net> wrote in message > > ... > >> I am cursed with children, who's mother insists on feeding them and > >> giving > >> them fluids on occasion. > >> > > It's more like you're cursed with a wife that is a slob. There's > > absolutely > > no reason why kids HAVE to be eating or sucking on something ALL THE TIME. > > I > > bet both her and the kids are over weight. > > > > As to car interiors; choose one with cheapest plastic covers. or make > > covers > > (Auto upholstery shop) for the Passat. > > Actually, my son has Autism, and is quite a challenge to control. Giving > him food or drink while in the vehicle helps calm him and provides us with > some leverage to offer him rewards for improved behavior. My 2-year old > daughter is typical, and my wife is attractive and full of patience for > dealing with people who are insensitive and boorish about our situation. > She would forgive you instantly for your crass assumptions and smarmy > comments. > > I on the other hand would be more likely to break your nose if you said > those things to my face. > > > > > Sorry for the rant!. > > Unlikely - I think you rather enjoyed it. I hope you'll rethink these kind > of comments in the future. > > |
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> Are you capable of answering a question without coming across like a
judgmental > prick? If so, please do so. And likewise take your own advice. |
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"wkearney99" > wrote in message ... > > Are you capable of answering a question without coming across like a > judgmental > > prick? If so, please do so. > > And likewise take your own advice. > Please re-read thread genius. A rather innocuous question about seats inspired you to comment on the physical attributes of someone's children. THAT is being judgmental. Do you know the man? His wife? His children? What made you feel qualified to call his kids fat asses because they may have something to eat in the car? Did you ever eat in the car? Do you have a fat ass? See how much we don't know about each other yet are so quick to throw out rather nasty comments? My calling you a prick because you acted like a prick was being observant, not judgmental. Get the difference. No go behave yourself. -- Tony Bad 02 Jetta Wagon 01 Eurovan MV 91 Jetta 1.6 Diesel 86 Jetta 79 Rabbit 1.5 Diesel (semi-retired for now) Schwinn Continental 10 Speed Radio Flyer Pedal Car (my daughter made me add this) |
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