WITH SHORTS ZEKE.Uggs can be worn with anything! Slippers or boots! And they have been popular for about 20 years. I don’t think they will ever go out of style. I do love mine!!
Like, Nike running shorts.
It's laughably bad.
WITH SHORTS ZEKE.Uggs can be worn with anything! Slippers or boots! And they have been popular for about 20 years. I don’t think they will ever go out of style. I do love mine!!
Nothing like raising girls.She is so funny bulk. Just between worlds. The other day she got up an hour early to get ready. She put on a $140 lululemon top with pj pants from the five and below store. Then she spent an hour fixing her hair and putting on makeup. She was in her bathroom nearly an hour and a half. After she left I checked. Her toothbrush was bone dry. Didn’t brush her teeth.
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I bet she wears leggings , but probably with big tops? What about in summer?They don't, which is fine for me now. My daughter wears zero form fitting clothes. The most form fitting would be mom jeans or some such bullshit. I am completely fine with this and her 8x oversized hoodies.
So I don't complain when she asks for a Nirvana hoodie not knowing who the hell Kurt Cobain is.
But for today's 16 y/o boys......sucks to suck i guess.
Every time she asks for some band hoodie like Nirvana, Green Day, Grateful Dead, Pink Floyd I force her to sit down and listen to three songs.Dying laughing. Nirvana is making a killing on merch. Kids can’t name a song
Yup I know! LolWITH SHORTS ZEKE.
Like, Nike running shorts.
It's laughably bad.
Yeah, forgot the leggings but those are so ubiquitous now...but no matter the hoodies go to their knees.I bet she wears leggings , but probably with big tops? What about in summer?
My young fashionista daughter's rule (and she was a social media manager for a fashion boutique), is "Tight top/ loose bottoms, or loose top/tight bottoms.I bet she wears leggings , but probably with big tops? What about in summer?
I would have been a huge dick as the father of a boy. With daughters, I could be the lovable doofus who they were only slightly scared of...on occasion. I fostered that dynamic.Side note, I love hearing you guys talk about your teen or close to teen daughters. I love girls that age and up. It’s why I adored working with the 18-21 year olds. I get them ( and not in the Matt Gaetz way). They are really fun to watch grow and change. And fun to see the world through their eyes.
Everyone says they turn awful in the teen years and early 20s. I hope not.I would have been a huge dick as the father of a boy. With daughters, I could be the lovable doofus who they were only slightly scared of...on occasion. I fostered that dynamic.
My poor dad had three daughters. That’s what girls do with their dads.I would have been a huge dick as the father of a boy. With daughters, I could be the lovable doofus who they were only slightly scared of...on occasion. I fostered that dynamic.
There was about 1 1/2 years we really had to walk on eggshells around my older daughter when she was in high school...but around the second semester of her senior hear, I think she realized she was going away to college (not that far away, but still), and she began to miss us before the fact.Everyone says they turn awful in the teen years and early 20s. I hope not.
Teens are bad, but once they go away to college it usually changes. Most of my girls had really close good relationships with their dads. I think being on their own really helps.Everyone says they turn awful in the teen years and early 20s. I hope not.
I think that's pretty good in the grand scheme of thingsThere was about 1 1/2 years we really had to walk on eggshells around my older daughter when she was in high school...but around the second semester of her senior hear, I think she realized she was going away to college (not that far away, but still), and she began to miss us before the fact.
And the younger daughter...school was never her thing, and she discovered alcohol in college (or at least strengthened the friendship with it), and there were some nervous weeks prior to both high school and college graduations...but she made it and is a huge part of our life while the older one lives in Florida.
All you had to write was “Jamie Presley is in it.”Speaking of growing up in a small, rural town, there is a show on Fox called "Welcome to Flatch", which is a funny "The Office" documentary type show of a small-town in Ohio. It is totally mindless fun, and some of the jokes miss the target, but when it's on, it can be funny and sweet at the same time. My wife and I enjoy the jabs at small-town living because it does remind us of our hick upbringing. Seann William Scott plays a Unitarian minister, two younger actors play the main characters (dumb, but well-intentioned cousins), and in the second season, Jamie Pressly plays Barb Flatch, who moves back to town to recover her life.
Zeke, how many baby daddy's were there?Teens are bad, but once they go away to college it usually changes. Most of my girls had really close good relationships with their dads. I think being on their own really helps.
The first few episodes of My Name is Earl are some of the funniest shows ever.Speaking of growing up in a small, rural town, there is a show on Fox called "Welcome to Flatch", which is a funny "The Office" documentary type show of a small-town in Ohio. It is totally mindless fun, and some of the jokes miss the target, but when it's on, it can be funny and sweet at the same time. My wife and I enjoy the jabs at small-town living because it does remind us of our hick upbringing. Seann William Scott plays a Unitarian minister, two younger actors play the main characters (dumb, but well-intentioned cousins), and in the second season, Jamie Pressly plays Barb Flatch, who moves back to town to recover her life.
Who was hotter: Joy or Catalina in "My Name is Earl"?All you had to write was “Jamie Presley is in it.”
I’m going with JoyWho was hotter: Joy or Catalina in "My Name is Earl"?
When they go to the gay bar, and Randy starts dancing when the DJ plays "It Takes Two" by Rob Base and DJ EZ Rock is comedy gold.The first few episodes of My Name is Earl are some of the funniest shows ever.
When they go to the gay bar, and Randy starts dancing when the DJ plays "It Takes Two" by Rob Base and DJ EZ Rock is comedy gold.
None. It was interesting. Very few divorced families. I’m sure we’ll below statically norm. Probably a couple in every pledge class, so 2 or 3 out of 50 plus.Zeke, how many baby daddy's were there?
Sigh. I couldn't help myself.None. It was interesting. Very few divorced families. I’m sure we’ll below statically norm. Probably a couple in every pledge class, so 2 or 3 out of 50 plus.
I was talking about YOUR baby daddy's. I believe your wholesomeness has ruined my otherwise pristine and unassailable attempt at humor.Teens are bad, but once they go away to college it usually changes. Most of my girls had really close good relationships with their dads. I think being on their own really helps.
Back to 50 being the new 30 i do think there is some truth to it. On fridays when the weather is shitty i scan all the streaming services to see what new shows and movies are out that my broken family can watch together. i came across the four seasons. remember that old movie with alan alda and carol burnett? i turned it on. they were in their 40s in that movie. hell they could have been in their 60s by today's standard. brad is shopping for flatbills. lars is playing on a disc golf team with homebrewers. i stand by what i said: #50isthenew30Speaking of growing up in a small, rural town, there is a show on Fox called "Welcome to Flatch", which is a funny "The Office" documentary type show of a small-town in Ohio. It is totally mindless fun, and some of the jokes miss the target, but when it's on, it can be funny and sweet at the same time. My wife and I enjoy the jabs at small-town living because it does remind us of our hick upbringing. Seann William Scott plays a Unitarian minister, two younger actors play the main characters (dumb, but well-intentioned cousins), and in the second season, Jamie Pressly plays Barb Flatch, who moves back to town to recover her life.
Hahaha. Sorry I kind of thought you didn’t really care about that.Sigh. I couldn't help myself.
I was talking about YOUR baby daddy's. I believe your wholesomeness has ruined my otherwise pristine and unassailable attempt at humor.
I feel like your position is strongly influenced by your own age. You old head.Back to 50 being the new 30 i do think there is some truth to it. On fridays when the weather is shitty i scan all the streaming services to see what new shows and movies are out that my broken family can watch together. i came across the four seasons. remember that old movie with alan alda and carol burnett? i turned it on. they were in their 40s in that movie. hell they could have been in their 60s by today's standard. brad is shopping for flatbills. lars is playing on a disc golf team with homebrewers. i stand by what i said: #50isthenew30
As it happens I played indoor last night against a bunch of 30 yr olds. So 50 is definitely not the new 30. Let’s call it 40. Hashtag it #50isthenew40. #noflatbillsI feel like your position is strongly influenced by your own age. You old head.
PopRocks on SiriusXM. Only station I listen to in the car now. Feels like the 90s.As it happens I played indoor last night against a bunch of 30 yr olds. So 50 is definitely not the new 30. Let’s call it 40. Hashtag it #50isthenew40. #noflatbills
Hey! Big Head Todd. Red Rocks. June 10!!! Let’s goooooooo!! Fake our youth for one weekend
I walk to my office unless it's raining so I almost never listen to music. But Big Head Todd at Red Rocks. Monument in Green. Wow!! That's rollin back the clock right there. As close to 1993 as we'll ever getPopRocks on SiriusXM. Only station I listen to in the car now. Feels like the 90s.
I don't even like half the music. Gin Blossoms? No thanks. Spin Doctors? Never liked them. But it takes me back.I walk to my office unless it's raining so I almost never listen to music. But Big Head Todd at Red Rocks. Monument in Green. Wow!! That's rollin back the clock right there. As close to 1993 as we'll ever get
Hilarious. Love it. Spin Doctors are like nails on a chalkboard. But yes that nostalgia is the best. I had it all in the early 90s. I almost had it all for most of the 90s. Thereafter has spiraledI don't even like half the music. Gin Blossoms? No thanks. Spin Doctors? Never liked them. But it takes me back.
I know of what you speak.Hilarious. Love it. Spin Doctors are like nails on a chalkboard. But yes that nostalgia is the best. I had it all in the early 90s. I almost had it all for most of the 90s. Thereafter has spiraled
Have you been to a concert at Red Rocks? It was a bucket list finally checked off last year. Amazing venue.As it happens I played indoor last night against a bunch of 30 yr olds. So 50 is definitely not the new 30. Let’s call it 40. Hashtag it #50isthenew40. #noflatbills
Hey! Big Head Todd. Red Rocks. June 10!!! Let’s goooooooo!! Fake our youth for one weekend
Yes. Longgggg time ago. Who did you see?Have you been to a concert at Red Rocks? It was a bucket list finally checked off last year. Amazing venue.
Steve Miller BandYes. Longgggg time ago. Who did you see?
Bill Burr at Red Rocks. Watch it on Netflix. So funny.Have you been to a concert at Red Rocks? It was a bucket list finally checked off last year. Amazing venue.
Oh I like him! I will.Bill Burr at Red Rocks. Watch it on Netflix. So funny.