'night Gewbers

I'm sore from setting inside the last 2 days, so I'm gonna hit the rack. Be nice to get outside tomorrow, got an "experiment" I need to work on, and then got meeting satdoc to look forward to.

I don't wanna came back here in the morning to see anyone talked about me .............
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Well, thought I was going to bed, until the girl across the road drug 2 barefooted kids here because their power went out. I couldn't find a panel in their camper to check a breaker, and the one on the post outside was on. She said her, those 2 kids, and her mom were living in the trailer, and didn't know when here mom would be back tonight.

What the heck's wrong with people :dono

You going to bed while there is a bowl game on??? Turn in your man card. :Rofl

Good luck with Sat, they didnt make but one of them fo sure!!!!:Rofl

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Originally Posted by Rees Guide

Good luck with Sat, they didnt make but one of them fo sure!!!!:Rofl

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And keep your eyes on his right hand at all times. Old Geezer is quick with that blade......

Ther you go.....redi made family rite cross street. Bare feet kids and all....L O L

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Originally Posted by BAMA S

Ther you go.....redi made family rite cross street. Bare feet kids and all....L O L

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Ole boy must be entertaining his Guest

Bet he's already meeting mom, if she be looking like Sasquatch he can set her up wit DD and they ll be one Bigfeets happy family.

Never was much of a Sports Fan after ripping a knee out at 12 years-old SeaRay. If I couldn't play I didn't have an interest in watching. Even if I'd wanted to, I don't get much TV reception (straight antenna) here.

We should get-along fine then Rees, I've had people tell me the same :ThumbsUp

Thanks for the warning Big H :Rofl

No thanks Bama. That little girl wasn't but about 18 I'd guess (if that old), and them 2 little kids were about 3 & 5, and I'd have put the moms age at too old to be them little ones mother (but could very well be wrong, could have all been brother and sisters), so I don't know if they belonged to that little girl or not. Kind of shocked me when she'd told me they were "living" in that trailer when I asked if they lived close to the campground, because they may need to go "home" since they didn't have any power (hence no heat), and she said that was home.

I couldn't believe she had them kids out last night, barefoot, not even socks, and she was in stockin' feet herself. That little boy kept saying his feet hurt, I told her they needed to be inside not out in the cold. I can see people going through hard times, but ain't no reason for dragging kids around barefoot in the cold, and living in a mess. Not having much don't mean you can't keep it clean. I asked her if the stove worked (for some heat), said she didn't know, and it was piled with junk, so I doubt it did. Makes me wonder how they cooked? Part that got me was they didn't seem to have anything, but there was plenty of empty wine cooler bottles laying around.

Hate to see that.

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Originally Posted by NeonMoon

Never was much of a Sports Fan after ripping a knee out at 12 years-old SeaRay. If I couldn't play I didn't have an interest in watching. Even if I'd wanted to, I don't get much TV reception (straight antenna) here.

We should get-along fine then Rees, I've had people tell me the same :ThumbsUp

Thanks for the warning Big H :Rofl

No thanks Bama. That little girl wasn't but about 18 I'd guess (if that old), and them 2 little kids were about 3 & 5, and I'd have put the moms age at too old to be them little ones mother (but could very well be wrong, could have all been brother and sisters), so I don't know if they belonged to that little girl or not. Kind of shocked me when she'd told me they were "living" in that trailer when I asked if they lived close to the campground, because they may need to go "home" since they didn't have any power (hence no heat), and she said that was home.

I couldn't believe she had them kids out last night, barefoot, not even socks, and she was in stockin' feet herself. That little boy kept saying his feet hurt, I told her they needed to be inside not out in the cold. I can see people going through hard times, but ain't no reason for dragging kids around barefoot in the cold, and living in a mess. Not having much don't mean you can't keep it clean. I asked her if the stove worked (for some heat), said she didn't know, and it was piled with junk, so I doubt it did. Makes me wonder how they cooked? Part that got me was they didn't seem to have anything, but there was plenty of empty wine cooler bottles laying around.

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Sounds like they were hitting it hard, Sorry bout joking on them.just thought they were campers hanging out.....:ThumbsUp

Oh I didn't take no offense of it BAMA, it's just hard to feel sorry for someone who chooses to live like that. Hard times is one thing, living like in filth is another.

It has always amazed me that folks got kids doing with out but they always seem to have their drinks and cigirettes. And I agree with you grew up dirt poor but we was clean if nothing else.

Prolly hid the crack pipe!!! That's a shame for folks to make their kids live like that. That's why kids these days turn out like they do. It really is a shame!!!


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True Bill, but that girl who drug them kids out in the cold was old-enough to know better, and old-enough to know how to keep things clean. Somewhere down the line someone has to break the mold.

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True Bill, but that girl who drug them kids out in the cold was old-enough to know better, and old-enough to know how to keep things clean. Somewhere down the line someone has to break the mold.

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Some kids were never taught how to be clean. You usually do as you're raised. They Actually think that's the way it's supposed to be, cuz that's all they've ever known.


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Bill Burnett
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i would think that bunch needs a visit from the ms dept of human services.. those kids don't need to be around that stuff.....

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i would think that bunch needs a visit from the ms dept of human services.. those kids don't need to be around that stuff.....

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Bill Burnett
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We sell XPRESS, EXCEL, and ALWELD Boats. Yamaha, Suzuki, Evinrude, Mud Buddy, and Tohatsu/Nissan Engines.
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That wasn't my intent when I mentioned it. I don't necessarily buy-into the "that's how they were raised" thing though. I mean, to an extent, that may be true, but at some point people need to take responsibility for their own lives. I'm sure they've been in "clean" houses (or campers), and I don't imagine they thought "gee, these guys are weird, look how clean their house is".

Sure, kids (as in youngsters not quite yet responsible for themselves) can leave a mess, toys, clothes, etc., but someone needs to be mature enough not to want to wade-through junk on the floor, or not so lazy they'd just rather leave-it. No, it's not inherited...it's flat-out laziness.

I agree cleanliness isn't inherited, but it is a learned trait. I also agree that you can teach yourself if you have the right motivation to be better than you were taught.

The small kids are stuck with what hand they're dealt, but the parents need their butts kicked!! That IS laziness. Alcohol and drugs can make ya that way!!!!


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Bill Burnett
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We sell XPRESS, EXCEL, and ALWELD Boats. Yamaha, Suzuki, Evinrude, Mud Buddy, and Tohatsu/Nissan Engines.
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