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Really came out of left field. She was never like this when we were married. Both boys were vaccinated on schedule and she works in the medical field. But we hashed it out. Taking the high road with her by apologizing for not consulting her diffused the situation. I just had no idea that she was against this one. Can't wait for Cooper's next check-up...
Buy her this onesie.
Yesterday (on FB) I noticed my niece has a friend who has a baby named "Shaolin". No idea what the child's gender is.
More likely to be on your bingo card: psychics or people who don't vaccinate?
:groan:
Anti-vaxxers are higher on my list. As much as I deplore psychics they're probably not going to be responsible for some stupid kid giving me some Oregon Trail disease someday.
Oh, I see... but still, 10 seems early to me. I guess it depends on the kid too, and when it hits puberty.
more important for the girls, since the virus that causes HPV can cause cervical cancer. the vaccine has to be given before the first contact with the virus.
Nah. I get what you're saying. I think maybe GM's doctor noticed that he doesn't bring in his kids on a regular basis so he figured he give the boy the shot since he might not see him until he's in college.
No, was actually an honest question... then again, puberty can hit at 10 I guess.
ETA: [insert HJS joke here]
Gotcha... and I agree btw, I'm all for vaccinations, just didn't realize it was something both sexes needed.
at first they didn't really strongly encourage the vaccination for boys, but I guess the idea is that you lower the risk if you can lower the number of carriers.
Officer Pete Malloy said:Newsflash: One of my female students just got sent home for wearing this inappropriate outfit.
Exactly. If he decides to go straight all of a sudden, he's protected from the disease. And if he IS gay, well...no danger of disease there, so win/win.
I saw a FB friend post the same thing. Took me a few hours to figure out it was -fish--fish- said:
DirecTV has a free HBO preview coming up this weekend. I'm hoping to DVR all the True Detectives if it will let me. Free Cinemax too. Which reminds me, I need to get paper towels from Rite Aid.
1. Surprised you don't take them in for an annual check up.
Paper towels? Why don't you just use sandpaper while you are at it.
His doctor (who just retired) told us after the age of 5-6, it wasn't really necessary to go in every year. That said, I think we probably waited a little longer than is recommended.
HOLD THE PHONE:
In my 19 years in education this is a first. Today a boy student turned something into the office that he claimed he found on the ground.
It was a fully operational vibrator. The jelly kind with the extra doo-hicky to tickle the man in the boat. This kid is semi-special and comes from a rather screwball household. There's a 75% chance he brought it from home.
I've been known to use a paper towel. You got a ##### between your legs?
Speaking of #####, I need to talk to Mrs. SLB about being more careful.....HOLD THE PHONE:
In my 19 years in education this is a first. Today a boy student turned something into the office that he claimed he found on the ground.
It was a fully operational vibrator. The jelly kind with the extra doo-hicky to tickle the man in the boat. This kid is semi-special and comes from a rather screwball household. There's a 75% chance he brought it from home.
HOLD THE PHONE:
In my 19 years in education this is a first. Today a boy student turned something into the office that he claimed he found on the ground.
It was a fully operational vibrator. The jelly kind with the extra doo-hicky to tickle the man in the boat. This kid is semi-special and comes from a rather screwball household. There's a 75% chance he brought it from home.
So in this case, what happens to the, uh, evidence? Will it be used in a faculty White Elephant exchange or will the principal just take it home to his wife?
Our counselor has it double-wrapped in paper towels in a cupboard in her office.
I saw a FB friend post the same thing. Took me a few hours to figure out it was -fish--fish- said:
Like I said this kid comes from a fairly dysfunctional household. I don't know the whole story but I did meet with his dad once. Not sure what he does for a living but I would guess "apprentice tow-truck driver". At the beginning of the year I had a real problem with this kid losing papers/not returning stuff. His excuse was always that one of his brothers had taken his backpack and 'tore up stuff'. I thought the kid was making all of this up but his Special Ed teacher confirmed it.
Why are you not porning it forward with the rest of us?HOLD THE PHONE:
In my 19 years in education this is a first. Today a boy student turned something into the office that he claimed he found on the ground.
It was a fully operational vibrator. The jelly kind with the extra doo-hicky to tickle the man in the boat. This kid is semi-special and comes from a rather screwball household. There's a 75% chance he brought it from home.
So in this case, what happens to the, uh, evidence? Will it be used in a faculty White Elephant exchange or will the principal just take it home to his wife?
What's funny is that my old principal would actually give out contraband items that had been confiscated throughout the year at our last staff meeting (I got 3 'used' Playboys one year). I'm going to say that this "toy"isn't going to be handed out.
I sent them to HeavyMattWhy are you not porning it forward with the rest of us?HOLD THE PHONE:
In my 19 years in education this is a first. Today a boy student turned something into the office that he claimed he found on the ground.
It was a fully operational vibrator. The jelly kind with the extra doo-hicky to tickle the man in the boat. This kid is semi-special and comes from a rather screwball household. There's a 75% chance he brought it from home.
So in this case, what happens to the, uh, evidence? Will it be used in a faculty White Elephant exchange or will the principal just take it home to his wife?
What's funny is that my old principal would actually give out contraband items that had been confiscated throughout the year at our last staff meeting (I got 3 'used' Playboys one year). I'm going to say that this "toy"isn't going to be handed out.
I can't relate to this at all.
