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Sloan Quinn 12-15-2010 10:52 AM

Underage my foot. Any age. I get that there comes a time when you have to let go and let her live her own life, but just because you cut the strings doesn't mean you shouldn't look after her anyway. Granted, perhaps the whole cleaning the shotgun on the porch thing is a bit much when she's 30, but still...

ptquilts 12-15-2010 10:57 AM

nowadays you might have to protect your sons from some aggressive girls!!

Sloan Quinn 12-15-2010 11:02 AM

lol

Annaquilts 12-15-2010 11:07 AM

ROFL Something I must show to the two guys snooping around for my two oldest DDs. LOL They are great guys though. I take tae kwon do, martial arts, with 7 of my children and we are 3 months away from becoming black belts. I made sure to let the guys know it is not the papa they have to worry about in this house. Hehehehe I noticed the brothers are the ones that are very protective of the sisters. It doesn't matter if the brother is 8 or 24.

Sloan Quinn 12-15-2010 12:12 PM

Always...that's how brothers are supposed to be. We're still currently trying to instill the "no one picks on my little brother but me" dogma into our oldest. Figure its waaaay too much to hope that he won't pick on his brother, but maybe we can do something about the other kids at school.

Quiltforme 12-15-2010 12:21 PM

THANK YOU!!! I am going to print this up and make sure I have some on hand!! Seriously I will use this!

just_the_scraps_m'am 12-15-2010 12:27 PM

funny, but offensive

Kas 12-15-2010 12:29 PM


Originally Posted by ptquilts
nowadays you might have to protect your sons from some aggressive girls!!

Isn't that the truth? We are dealing with a bipolar girl who won't take her meds (and lies about anything and everything to get her way) screwing up our son's head. Her parents have no control over her.

Rhonda 12-15-2010 12:36 PM

Loved it! I will print it off and share it with my family!
When my DD brought her fiance(now her DH of 15 yrs) to my inlaws house 2 of my DHs brothers knew he was coming and they were sitting at the table cleaning their guns! Ben got the message and was too scared to go back any time after that! LOL

Sloan Quinn 12-15-2010 01:25 PM

LOL! Well, at least he had the guts to marry her anyway. If he was spineless enough to let that make him change his mind, he didn't deserve her anyway.


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