Numb1075
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Yes he did. Wise man.
I'm a little unsure about the name Apple though for his daughter.
I'm a little unsure about the name Apple though for his daughter.
Reggie Thee Dog said:
I would take them, I think they could handle it, but alas my wife feels that they are too young, even for a U2 show. It's too loud and people would smoke and drink and cuss....soooo, they're out of luck. Trust me I've debated and provided facts (like the fact I've been to 12 U2 shows and nothing has even remotely happened that was bad) but she is standing her ground. I'm bound to get my daughter there when they make their way through Northern Cali in the Fall.
Hey, it's U2 not Mötley Crüe!!!
And dipster, even though your kids may not be huge fans now...oh how I wish I could see their reactions after the show!! [/B]
pookersmom said:My son's not doing any cute U2-related stuff yet. *feels somewhat inadequate as a parent in light of other, better parents here at forums*
Numb1075 said:Yes he did. Wise man.
I'm a little unsure about the name Apple though for his daughter.
Smart kid. Now just keep the system out of his head and he'll be fine.Reggie Thee Dog said:My 8-y.o. son is the "Scholar of the Week" in his class. What this entails is for him to provide some pictures of his short life and to have his parents write a short biography about him.
So we sit down to write this biography, and I said to him "what do you want to say about you being born?" Without hesitation he says to "I just got back, I'm at the door of the place I started out from and I want back inside."
No kidding....I'm so proud...
doctorwho said:The story is adorable... however, how does that quote relate to his views on being born?
James Wrothman said:Smart kid. Now just keep the system out of his head and he'll be fine.
martha said:Excellent parenting!