You must pick gross men in general...

Let's just call you stinky girl

• Do you think infant male circumcision is child abuse? - nm
  • Do you think that piercing a child's ears is abuse? - Kendra
  • As a woman married to a noncirc and - the mother of 3 circs -- here's my 2 cents
    • ABSOLUTELY! They do it WITHOUT anesthetic sm - Mom of 2 uncircs
      • www.nocirc.org - YES
    • I think in the past... - MT
      • 2 of the 3 were covered by insurance - the mother of 3 circs -- here's my 2 cents
  • I don't think so. I have 2 boys. They have - me
    • Ouch, at 50-y/o....I'd run away screaming - sm - XXX
  • yes, but out of ignorance, not malice - just like the western world is all up in arms abou
    • look up the lower down posts, this is a totally different story..nm - x
  • no, not child abuse. what will they think of next? SM - anon
    • what do you mean by 'think of next?' This - brook
  • There is a religious not hygenic reason for circumcision. - Golda
    • the bris - sadie
    • Thanks for explaining this. Do you kinow if this holds also true for Muslims? nm - x
      • Mulisms and circumcision - Golda
        • My dh is from Morocco... - MT
          • Aren't Muslim babies in theArab countries cicumcised before they leave the hospital? nm - x
            • Some are, just like anywhere... - MT
        • Thank you again for explaining, interesting and inspiring..nm - x
  • Use some common sense - Give me a break
    • You're funny... - MT
  • It's a personal decision... - MT
    • How old is your child? - jc
      • Old enough to know... - MT
        • so I take it he's not sexually mature yet? - he may not be so thankful to you
          • Quit assuming... - MT
            • no kidding - deenibeeni
  • I personally don't know the statistics, but - - NYMT
    • why not cut off the ears at birth to prevent - ear infections?
      • Now, that's ridiculous..... - brook
        • and how can it really be compared... - Kendra
    • not being circumcized promotes penile cancer - looks like your god messed up some things
      • Then why is there a higher incidence in the US... - deenibeeni
        • We get it deeni sweetie, you - sm
          • No point going to Washington, BabyCakes - deenibeeni
            • Baby Cakes, I LOVE it...thanks honey! - sm
              • Its not a little piece of skin - read up on it. It plays a lot of important functions. Google it. - nm
              • You will have to explain - deenibeeni
      • exactly, and the transmission of STD, - x
        • I would say - deenibeeni
    • Then why tonsils, appendix?? - Nola
      • Deenibeeni: This you should know as an MT regarding tonsils! - brook
        • You need to read my posts more carefully. - deenibeeni
          • but they look GROSSSSS EWWW - i would never saddle my child with
            • Scary - you gotta be kidding - nm
              • let's just say that's one more reason i'm proud - to be an American LOL
            • I'm only posting this - deenibeeni
              • she is just expressing her feelings, do NOT BASH HER FOR THAT.. - x
              • oh yea don't forget the smegma smell - guess that's why the French stink
                • Now I know who I'm dealing with - deenibeeni
                • RIGHT, LMAO...nm - brook
                • Nonsense... - MT
                  • an uncircumcised penis - reminds me of a dog penis
                  • Right, but with the foreskin ON, they stink even more,...nm - brook
                    • You must pick gross men in general... - MT
                      • I am PRO CIRCUMCISION, so I am NOT A STINKY GIRL, YOU ARE! nm - x
                        • You're funny... - MT
                    • true - n/m
      • They were removed because they became INFECTED - deenibeeni
        • Brook - you are the one misinformed - nm
          • circumcision, yes or no, definitely yes! - x
            • "a little pain" - deenibeeni
              • deeni, are you perhaps a man who is lamenting the loss of his foreskin?...nm - hmmm
                • no, I'm not a man - deenibeeni
              • Just let it go, I say yes to circumcision...nm - x
                • uh, I say no. - deenibeeni
                  • Oy Vey, your poor family! What a meshuga...nm - nm
                    • I had it with you! What's wrong with you!..see message - x
                      • There is a growing body of evidence - deenibeeni
                        • Duh, duh ??? - x
                          • Risks - deenibeeni
                            • You are CRAZY. end of discussion, you are in your own....nm - brook
                          • She is DENSE, don't bother any longer. Like talking to a wall... - nm
                    • What does being Jewish have to do with it? - deenibeeni
                      • oh? - sadie
                        • Jews against circumcision - deenibeeni
                      • It means your family has to put up with you and I feel sorry for them... - sm
                        • I would bet a lot of money - deenibeeni
                          • Oh sweetheart, give it a rest already..we know how perfect you are.. - sm
                            • "sweetheart" and "honey" - deenibeeni
                              • sweetie, you are still DENSE...you obviously can't read... - sm
                                • Uh, no - deenibeeni
                            • yes, deenibeeni, take a hike or fly a hike, toodle-loo/ nm - x
  • Child abuse, hardly - Nola
    • smegma - deenibeeni
      • dear deenibeeni..you are misinformed - brook
        • I did NOT mention in my above post - deenibeeni
          • dear deenibeeni, tell your 'wisdom' to - x
            • Why deenibeeni is so stubborn - deenibeeni
          • Agree with you deenibeeni - we've been conditioned to believe that its good - nm
        • Wrong again - deenibeeni
        • AAP does not agree with you - deenibeeni
    • Yup, Nola is very right about the problems of not circumcising, I held my baby - Cyndiee
      • Nola is very wrong - deenibeeni
        • If I were wrong, you should have told the boys that - Nola
          • Well, obviously. For heaven's sake. - deenibeeni
            • I don’t read the sites you give as I disagree with you - Nola
              • that's enlightened of you - deenibeeni
                • Beliefs, those do not even play into any of this warped thread - Nola
                  • That's not everyone's experience... - MT
        • Deeni, I respect your opinion, but I held both my sons during circumcision......sm - Cyndiee
          • 20-year old personal clinical experience - deenibeeni
            • What the heck? - Nola
              • You may find this enlightening - if you really want to be enlightened - nm
              • you have no way of knowing - deenibeeni
                • LMAO, hahahaha! - queens
                  • You need to read this and with an open mind - nm
                  • I'm saying - deenibeeni
                    • nor can you be certain that there is any effect at all. - Kendra
                    • It's only a teeny weeny piece of skin, for heaven's sake, get real! nm - x
                      • Thousands of nerve endings insignificant? - nm
                      • this is just rationalizing - deenibeeni
            • What atrocity? - x
              • For those who think the foreskin is useless - nm

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Sometimes when I've popped a really big one, that night I will dream about little white worms coming out of my skin.

Yuck yuck yuck yuck yuck!

In the kitchen - where you prep food and possibly eat?  How sanitary is that?

The bedroom isn't too bad, I guess, but isn't there anywhere else you can put the things?

And how many cats do you have that you need 4 litter boxes?

I sense a weird *cat lady* amongst us.

Last year we bought a bag of potatoes, and didn't use them before they started to sprout. Then I baked all of them and froze them in freezer bags.  Took one out of freezer and thawed in microwave when we wanted one.  Delicious.  I just put butter on mine.

A Co worker/friend mentioned to me today that she had an embarassing problem, but wasn't sure if she needed to go to have it checked out. She said she occassionally had an odor in her belly button. She treats it by applying peroxide to it nightly.

I think her problem may be an infection of some kind anyway I suggested she have it looked at. Another co worker said it was a common problem & no big deal, I personaly never had the problem, the other co worker said she gets it all the time & that all it is, is lint trapped in there & then gets irritated. What cha think?

I watch MAYBE 1 hour a week of regular ol' TV and that is just local news blurbs.  I am a big movie fanatic though.

What I really can't stand about the crap coming over the airways is the constant barrage of DRUG ADS--whether they are for prescription drugs or OTC stuff.  It's just too much.

I saw a spot on the news about how stores are contemplating putting in little LCD screens into those "kiddie carts" that the adult can plug $1 into, put the kid in the plastic car/cart thing, so the kid basically can stay numbly tuned into some show while the parents shops in quiet comfort. 

Heaven forbid kids are made to behave while out in public.  Oh don't even get me going on the sheer retardedness of it all...

Okay, we have had a problem with mice.  H set some traps and we caught some but everytime I cooked something in the oven it stunk.  So, I have not used the oven.  H finally had time to remove the top part of the stove and found the problem.  On top of the oven, underneath where the burners are, (that part) there were dead mice.  He said babies.  The insulation on top of the oven is gone.  He doesn't know really what to do.  He tried to get insulation from the hardware store, but was told that insulation that you use in houses won't do.  He went to a place where they fix stoves and sell used ones and they say that if it smells like mice, they chunk them.  I asked H if they were just saying that to sell us one of theirs.  He said he did not know and he did not want think he can eat another meal cooked on that stove.  We cannot really afford payments on a new one and  he said not one of theirs is below $200 used.  I told him well, maybe we should just rely on the crock pot and the microwave for a while.  I can also can fry eggs on my waffle iron.  Man, I have got cakes, bread, cookies that I so wanted to bake.  H wanted to make a pizza but when I reminded him we did not have an oven, his face fell.   It is missed terribly. 

He did find some holes in the wall behind the stove where they (Mice) gnawed through the wall and is getting some foam as we speak, write... 

What would you do?  Right now, I am trying to think of things I can sell. 

What are we, in kindergarten here?  Geez, the OP was simply celebrating the fact that she had a millineum baby.  There was nothing graphic about her post.  She didn't give a blow by blow description of the conception process.  I'm sure a lot of people ring in the new year in bed.

I think it's time for you and your parents to have THE talk! 

My son is 11 and the last few days has had a few "wet farts" -- there's no color to it, but enough to soak through his jeans.  He didn't even notice it, said he didn't feel wet, but we noticed it and so did another child at school.  At first, I thought he just sat in something wet, but when he came home from school with it, I took a second look at his jeans and noticed the position of it was more in line with "an accident."  He says he doesn't remember passing gas.  There's a slight discoloration to it and a slight odor. 

I've never had this happen to me personally except when I was getting over diarrhea.  Has anyone else had this happen without being sick?  Any ideas on what could be causing it?  I'm hoping it's not a rectocele or IBS. 

I was wondering if anybody has had this happen to them or someone they know.  I have a problem with neighbors to one side of me who have trumpet vines. These are very invasive and they grow very fast.  When I first moved into my house 10 years ago, they were confined to a very small area along our shared fence.  Now, 10 years later, they are all along the length of the fence, are not being kept trimmed or confined, are reaching the roof of my house, growing inside my garage, behind the washer/dryer, etc.  When I pull them off the side of my house (the side out front where I never go except to wash the windows in the garage once a year) the paint comes off with the leaves, leaving bare spots on the wood.  This is a spot the neighbors can clearly see when they are doing their lawn work.  They sit there and watch the vines grow up the side of my house without even pulling them out, knowing what it does to my paint. 

The roots from the vines are now invading most of my back yard, and they grow about a foot (no joke) a week, so by the time I mow the lawn again, they are way above the height of the grass, sticking out all over.  Now my lawn is ruined, and every year it is just getting worse.  In order to get rid of the vines completely from my yard and property, it will have to be dug up and replaced, and even then it won't do any good because the neighbors have them all over their property and don't care if they have them growing on their roof. 

I have contacted the city, and there is no law on this sort of thing, they told me it would be a civil matter, i.e., small claims court.  I have asked the neighbors countless numbers of times to at least make an effort to keep them contained, and they may cut a little here and there, but a week later, there they are again.  I'm done asking. 

My question is this, has anybody actually gone through with a small claims suit against somebody for this or similar reasons, and what was the outcome?  I have been checking around and it falls under destruction of property and lowering the value of my home.  Thanks for all comments.

If he is a passive-aggressive type, there is ABSOLUTELY NO HOPE for the relationship....get out while the gettin' is good....

Whether modular or traditional stick-built, there are a million details, legalities and regulations involved - and you'll likely still need some local subcontractors.  A good general contractor can save you a ton of grief and bad experiences.