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hopeful
March 25, 2008, 7:14 am PDT

I applaud your sister

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 I akesd my sister about that, she's 37, and childless by choice (if you want to piss her off, be one of those people that looks at her like she's some kind of freak, or say to her "well there's still time for you to change your mind ") .
I asked her how she KNEW she didn't want children of her own (shes's the "Cool" aunt, my kids like her more than they like me much of the time), she said she took time to know herself FIRST, and to find out if she had the time and patience, and if she were willing to give up her own career and life, she's in the navy, and she goes away a lot, okay I know many have done it, and she always said " Why would I bring a child into my world to drop it off with you and Mom while I go away for six months, you can't stick a Baby in a kennel ", I think it was just knowing what she wanted out of life, and kids just didn't fit.
You have a different perspective, see I can honestly say with three kids here without disabilities ( two 16, one 18) there are days the first band of gypsies to make me an offer, would get them all.I spent two years as a Teaching Assistant for developementally and physically challenged children, many of them with emotional problems, but I'm not sure I could do it 24/7 without a break.
Not sure I helped any, but that's just one perspective.
I am a mother of three (about to be four) kids, and I applaud your sister for her choice.  She's got a solid head on her shoulders.  NEVER bring a child into this world unless you are willing and able to give up everything for that child, because you never know what will happen.  If your sister never had a child, it would be far better than having a child due to peer pressure and having to "dump" the kid off to family members or even worse to his/her own devices.  Tell your sister to ignore the freak looks and to do what she knows is right, because it sounds like she's thinking more intelligently than anybody else around you.  And having the "cool" aunt is just awesome.  She's in a good place right now.  Tell her to stick with it!
 
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March 25, 2008, 7:23 am PDT

I'm amazed he dropped the ball again!

Phil, after six years and everybody else seeing a great child and the only person who is raising her seeing a horrible monster, do you really think it's the DAUGHTER'S fault?  This woman is a horrible woman who sees an imperfect child and this girl is SUFFERING for it!  You are always on the side of the child; get on Alyssa's side, for heaven's sake!  She shouldn't be forced to suffer abuse because this "woman" can't handle it!  Stop seeing this evil chick as a victim and start seeing her for what she really is; an abusive toad!
 
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April 7, 2008, 9:41 am PDT

For some people, Michael Douglas had it right

In the movie Wall Street, Michael Douglas had the famous line of "Greed is good."  Well, for some people, greed is this horrible thing that turns into a fun competition for them.  Can I rip my other family members off of this one rich relative's estate?  If I do, then I win.  I have never seen the point of fighting over a dying person's belongings; to me it cheapens their life somehow.  Let me share what happened to my husband.

 

My husband's uncle was diagnosed with terminal cancer.  He lived on the family estate, which he had separated in his will to his two nephews and two nieces, my husband being one of the nephews.  Well, as soon as the uncle found out he was sick, his niece (who is in her early twenties) began "whispering" in his ear about how if he kept the will as is, some of the property would eventually go to "outsiders" (the outsiders were my kids from my first marriage  He thought it was a sin for my husband to marry a divorced woman and she knew this and RAN with it!)  She did this day and night and eventually drove him herself (with her equally greedy mother) to the attorney's office to have the entire estate left to her.  She even had her mentally disabled sister written out of the will!  The week after he died, she had all his worldly possessions, the entire family estate, out on the front lawn, selling to the highest bidder.  And the property?  Well, she has to fund her world travels somehow, so guess what's happening to the "family estate" that is supposed to stay in the family?  As soon as probate closes, it's on the market!

 

My husband has cut all ties with that particular part of the family and cannot understand why his mother wants anything to do with them.  He didn't particularly care for any part of the inheritance except for some personal items that had been promised to him that she sold at the estate sale, but he was terribly angry for his brother's sake.  This woman has literally been rubbing her newfound wealth in his mom's face, buying expensive handbags and new cars while they are struggling to get by.  The part that makes me mad is how she treats my in-laws and my kids; like they are dirt beneath her holy feet.  She and her mother make me sick, and I am only comforted by the fact that in the end, they will face judgement for their greed and gluttony.  I don't think their punishment can come soon enough.  Luckily I have a husband that refuses to force us to endure any more of their nonsense.  Evil creatures!

 
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surprised
June 30, 2008, 7:07 am PDT

Wow, Bambi's a nutbar!

That woman has really big problems that have nothing to do with her daughter and son-in-law.  That woman is "tetched."  Who in their right mind makes graves for her daughter AND her baby granddaughter?  That just screams psycho.  If I were related to this woman, I'd steer clear of her.  She is as nutty as a fruitcake!

 

Get over yourself, Bambi!  You need a shrink, big time.  You are simply a loon!

 
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September 22, 2008, 1:44 pm PDT

Why I have a problem with Phil now

Why in the world would you defend the grandparents, Phil?  Come on, you still have a brain in that large cranium of yours, don't you?  If my parents knew for a SECOND one of my daughters were missing, I'd have been the victim of murder myself.  They would have KILLED me, and I'm thirty-five!  And it wouldn't take them SIX WEEKS to find out the grandbaby was gone; heck, it wouldn't take them twenty-four hours! 

 

It takes a village to raise a child, and that child's village was full of idiots.  They left a little girl in the hands of an obviously deranged individual, in the hands of an immature brat who wanted to flash her ta-tas to the world and much like Peter Pan never grow up.  Well as far as I'm concerned, she can grow up and grow old in a jail cell, and her parents should join her for a spell because they are just as guilty!

 
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October 22, 2008, 7:41 am PDT

Here's my two cents

I am sick and tired of women lying to get pregnant then holding someone else responsible for their stupidity.  If we women are just as capable as men in all things, we should be capable of being honest and upright about our decisions.  If we want a baby, we shouldn't lie and tell the guy we are on birth control when we are not, then expect Super Dad nine months later.  That's just moronic and it's insulting.  If the man and woman participated in unprotected sex that was UNDERSTOOD to be unprotected, both bear the blame and the responsibility.  If the women misrepresents herself in order to get pregnant, SHE ALONE is responsible for the results.

 

These tactics belittle all females everywhere.  We have to face facts.  Some women just have kids for the checks.  This woman is a prime example.  Five thousand-dollar appearance fee?  Please.  Get some pride and some dignity, why don't you?  I think the courts need to seriously take a second look at this issue.  This nation is quickly becoming a nation of schemers who will do ANYTHING for a quick buck.  And the kids are the ones who suffer, through abuse and neglect.  I personally find the whole situation as repulsive as Gloria Allred.  That lady does NOT speak for me.  That poor child will spend his life wondering why his dad doesn't want him; and the truth is, the dad shouldn't be held at gunpoint to bond with this lady's money-making scheme.

 

My four kids all know who their fathers are.  The first two are PLANNED from a previous marriage.  The other two are from my current marriage, and were also planned.  I even offered the first dad an out so he wouldn't have to pay support; I don't want any man claiming he keeps me up through child support, because on the paltry sum I get from him it's just not true.  And the offer still stands.  I'd rather my kids not feel like a financial burden or a meal ticket.  And that lady should be ashamed that she has done this to an innocent child.

 
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frustrated
December 9, 2008, 7:17 am PST

here's my problem with that

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Hello all...Am I totally not getting it?  Seriously, if you were given something that wasn't yours...First of all, wouldn't you notice?  If so, maybe you would try to keep it and hope for the best thinking you struck it "rich".  I guess we're all human!  Many of us would automatically return the item honestly.  Either way, it's NOT yours, right.  I won't place judgement.

However, if you were approached and requested to return the wrong item for the one you actually paid for...DUH!!!  Again, it's not yours.  How can you even attempt to dispute the proper, legal, whatever action!  IT'S NOT YOURS!  GIVE IT BACK!!!  This is ridiculous.  And these people are agreeing to go on the show and be idiots in front of the entire world!???!!!  What a joke!

My husband, whom I adore, would NOT have noticed the difference in stone size.  Bless his heart, but he's not that observant when it comes to stuff like that.  And if that ring had been put on my finger, they would have pried it off my cold dead hand.  The jewely store showed a severe lack of customer caring, and though I don't think he should have kept the ring, the jewelry store has some liability in just handing over the wrong ring.  What kind of stupid jewelry store would make such a mistake?  And why would they be so hateful over THEIR mistake?  I'm sick and tired of companies who rely on OUR business not giving the customer service that is deserved, and I'm sick and tired of people rolling over and taking it.  That was not a mistake that should have been overlooked more than thirty minutes, and therefore I think the jewelry store is out of luck.  Dr. Phil was far too nice to those slimy guys from the jewelry store, but I am glad he fixed the situation so she could keep her ring.  And the person I quoted is far too judgemental.  You really sound like you have issues.  Own a jewelry store or something?
 
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December 9, 2008, 7:40 am PST

Just curious

Does Darren practice law with a paper bag over his head?  To be honest with you, he ain't the sharpest looking guy in L.A.; wouldn't his "A" list clients want something better, that looked better, that maybe had HAIR?  By his own reckoning, he's too ugly to work in the public arena.  Maybe he ought to rethink his position.
 

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