Adrian Peterson's son in critical condition

[Tech Worlds]

You are not a good parent unless you are 100 percent grammatically correct 100 percent of the time.

 

[AvengerRam]

For context, iRo believes non-parents know as much about parenting as parents. His autism makes him say such things, then clutch the notion with a death grip, even after realizing how dumb it sounds.

He's a doozy.

XOXO

Mental Midget

I've seen a similar mindset in people who say (and actually mean it) "having a dog is just like having a kid."

My typical response to that is to shake my head and walk away.

Some things are just not worth the breath to argue.

 

[pehawk]

But Roland is like Don Vito from Viva la Bam, fun to take in.

 

[Sac]

For context, iRo believes non-parents know as much about parenting as parents. His autism makes him say such things, then clutch the notion with a death grip, even after realizing how dumb it sounds.

He's a doozy.

XOXO

Mental Midget

Every person, whether a parent or not, had been a child at some point in their lives and witnessed the mistakes of their parents and the parents of others first hand. Those experiences count too.

 

[-The Glove-]

For context, iRo believes non-parents know as much about parenting as parents. His autism makes him say such things, then clutch the notion with a death grip, even after realizing how dumb it sounds.

He's a doozy.

XOXO

Mental Midget

Some non-parents would actually do and would be better parents than some of the "parents" popping out babies left and right.

 

[pehawk]

All true, Sac and The Glove.

 

[Blitzer88]

Whoa, thats horrible. I do not understand how someone could ever commit such a terrible act.

 

[Sac]

Cocaine is a helluva drug.

 

[pehawk]

When I did rock I just peered out my window or peephole because the SWAT team was a coming. I never thought about violence. In fact, it made me meek and quiet.

 

[Seeker]

Adrian Peterson is about to beat the breaks off of that dude.

 

[dontbelikethat]

'Not expected to survive'

http://deadspin.com/adrian-petersons-so ... 1443881283

Horrible.

A lot of different stories being told around, can't tell which one is true. Article also says that the child might not be his(doesn't change the circumstances or how tragic this is, but just sayin').

Adrian Peterson (personal) told reporters he will play in Week 6 against the Panthers "without a doubt."

http://www.rotoworld.com/player/nfl/416 ... n-peterson

 

[RolandDeschain]

All true, Sac and The Glove.

Oh, so that stuff's true when those guys say it. I see. I'm so glad there are no double standards around here.

 

[pehawk]

All true, Sac and The Glove.

Oh, so that stuff's true when those guys say it. I see. I'm so glad there are no double standards around here.

Their specific details we're true. It has nothing to do with your argument, sweetie.

And, why'd you step away from the angry-man gimmick? Don't you want to say "give me a break" for having empathy again?

XOXO

Mental Midget

 

[RolandDeschain]

Uh, yeah, ok. Whatever you say, Ryan. I know you don't want to admit that you ragged on my opinion in that argument way back when because it was me saying it, and the proof is in your agreement with the same stuff I said but with the difference being it was said by different people.

I get it. Don't worry, it's not like anybody here can force you to not be hypocritical. You can keep up your shtick.

 

[pehawk]

Uh, yeah, ok. Whatever you say, Ryan. I know you don't want to admit that you ragged on my opinion in that argument way back when because it was me saying it, and the proof is in your agreement with the same stuff I said but with the difference being it was said by different people.

I get it. Don't worry, it's not like anybody here can force you to not be hypocritical. You can keep up your shtick.

Why would I disagree with what Sac said? Part of my entire focus as a parent is to avoid what mistakes my parents did with me. And why would I ever say there's "no such things as an unfit parent", in regards to The Glove?

If you remember correctly, I wasn't really too involved with that thread, actually. I didn't jump in on that one. That's when I first noticed your autism, but I didn't take umbrage with any specifics. I took it and made fun of it, but, still I didn't dispute any specific arguments made. That was more Jester, Riley, lofa, etc. I wasn't needed.

If I'm the "Mental Midget" why is it you cant remember things?

I don't like you're lying now Roland. Really, it's odd.

 

[RolandDeschain]

This is rich. Talk about revisionist history. Alright, dude.

 

[pehawk]

This is rich. Talk about revisionist history. Alright, dude.

If you had reading comprehension you'd be able to follow my argument. It dealt with unconditional love and empathy anyways. That was my point, and has always been my point on it. Way different than the pragmatic logic laid out by Sac and The Glove. So, not only is you're memory skewed, but your ability to digest what you read seems off a bit.

Have you been drinking?

Anyways, I hope for your sake someday you get to feel that feeling Roland. You're such an angry guy, full of hate and contention. That reality would serve you well.

XOXO

Jesus

 

[twisted_steel2]

So since you also have so much experience doing drugs, does it make you cry to see a drug addict on the street, too?

Man, give me a freaking break.

I know exactly what Pehawk is talking about. Ever since I had my son, I can't even read these stories without feeling sick and/or a murderous rage because I envision what I would feel like if somebody hurt my son.

I do to. It's a true 'thing'. I'm sure it has a name. I'm hyper-sensitive now to any type of child abuse neglect stories, or situations in movies, shows.

Wasn't like this before I had a son.

 

[therealsm]

So since you also have so much experience doing drugs, does it make you cry to see a drug addict on the street, too?

Man, give me a freaking break.

Why don't you try being a father before you start being a douchebag.

 

[pehawk]

Calling him a douchebag is out o line, for real, though.