He's out of town, bro. He doesn't usually eat like this.
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He's out of town, bro. He doesn't usually eat like this.
We sold you the van, not selling you the house too. You'll abandon it just like you did the van.
Chad habitually eating out and holding his lassie's purse.
I wore the hat that came with the mower. Mesh John Deere . Costas. I'm all in.
-Lol, how pissed was Chad inside spending a few hundo on dinners/drinks in ONE WEEKEND? OMG. I can't even imagine, but props for holding it all in...it's just getting started bro. :100points:
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Figured you for a Gordon Solie man. Think you know somebody.
Kid that goes to Lafayette cuts mine. $25 front and back with your set up. I booze it with his pops over at O'Charlies, so I get the family price, or else I assume his pops makes him cry in the car.
It's not hard to remember a steak every night, no matter how long ago it was, Bob. Plus you posted it on facebook, instagram, snapchat, twitter and GYERO.
-Lol at BBdK cutting his grass and drinking beers in the middle of the day on Tuesday.
-Lol at BBdK cutting his grass and drinking beers in the middle of the day on Tuesday.
Exclusive look at adrian crushing his yard work
Awww C'mon, it's Tuesday. We get to drink booze ova here if we wanna.
-Exactly, Sloot. During that trip, even my wife said something like "Umm, does Pope eat steak every night of his life or what? That's weird...and gross"
It's not hard to remember at all.
This is ridiculous on so many counts... I never ate steak everyday, and I don't Instagram. Get some sleep hussy.
I get plenty of sleep these days, doc. Sleep Training for the win. (I'm sure SAE will somehow disagree with this too.)
Please do not post at me, Sloot. Thanks.
Good old fashioned "booze + old" is the best sleep aid imo.
Having 21 year old and 17 year old sons still at home, i do not mow, nor pay for mowing. I do however take pride in mulching, planting flowers and shrubs. I bought 6 Azaleas last week and planted them in my freshly mulched yard. Went solo on a idea and edged out a baseball infield shaped area in my yard where it meets the driveway and sidewalk. Planted 3 red ones with some white Petunias around them. Definitely on point. Took the 3 white ones and planted with purple Petunias in a oval shaped area of fresh mulched yard surrounded by Hostas.
F*** all of your yards. Seriously.
You can get pumped. Little dude woke up every 2-3 ours for the first 6 months. I was seriously debating some dark stuff and getting 5 hours of sleep at best for 6 months. I was a mess.
$300 for a "sleep trainer" to meet with us and develop a schedule. 2 nights later he's sleeping 8p-8a and has every night since. Puts himself to sleep at naps. He's like a clock. Would have paid $10k+ for that service at the time.
My #1 recommendation for new parents.
try mowing your own g-d yard it'll help you sleep
also- open the windows
also- open the windows
Skype meeting, she lives in Idaho. She's a saint.
Near the breaking point I inquired several times about baby sleep aid medication. Apparently frowned on in the US.
Ferber Method FTW. Book was around $10 iirc.
"just f'n deal with it", was free and has millennia of success stories backing it up iirc
Just got a new puppy yesterday. It's a Coton De Tulear, whatever the f*ck that is. Never heard of it until we visited my aunt and uncle last week in Washington. We had been looking for a dog, and my aunt's dog had a "sister" that hadn't been sold yet...so we got it. I felt I owed it to my kids to get them a dog while they are young. Pretty dick move not to let them have that experience growing up.
***** is keeping a puppy cut though. Long-haired dogs can get pumped.
***** is keeping a puppy cut though. Long-haired dogs can get pumped.
10 dollars is not similar to 300 dollars
<--- there's bag #1
<--- there's bag #1
Guy I grew up with has twins coming. His family fell into a bunch of money a few years back and have already hired a nanny for nights 8p-8a. Pretty sure thats the route to go guys.
Anth pledged he'd buy "sleep training' consultation for me as a baby gift if/when that happens, so I'll refrain from the teasing for now.
...but it's really hard.
...but it's really hard.
False. I'll look back on those nights, already do, in a very positive light. That's time I got to spend with him that was awesome. It's really an amazing experience. Just when you're in it and not sleeping it starts to build.
As for the training, it's not for everyone. Some babies are great sleepers but G regressed significantly. We pretty much overloaded ourselves with info and reading to the point we just needed someone to say -> "do this, at this time, it will work." Gave her a 50 question survey detailing his entire life. She met with us 3 times, then was available for 24 hour a day questions for 2 weeks. But hell, by day 3 he was automatic.
We have a few friends who have kids G's age or older that still don't sleep. Touch that noise.
Also, like everything else I talk about, If I really cared I wouldn't discuss it. Same with mowing, graphic T's, etc.
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