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Aithne · Post by **Aithne** » Mon Apr 09, 2007 2:26 pm

They work, I will probably use one again were we to go to another crowded event (four our youngest). I just don't think they are needed for my everyday use.

Ravensnow27 · Post by **Ravensnow27** » Mon Apr 09, 2007 3:02 pm

Lol, I didnt mean to offend anyone, I mean if you use them thats your business.

Aithne · Post by **Aithne** » Mon Apr 09, 2007 3:16 pm

haha no offense. I just think about how much I used to hate even the idea of them BK (before kids), and then when we went to Disney World, it just made me feel so much more secure.

Side note: I had the leash wrapped around my waist and tied to my pants (as I held onto my son's hand) because I refused to hold it like I leash due to the image of me walking a German Shepard that kept popping up in my head.

Ravensnow27 · Post by **Ravensnow27** » Mon Apr 09, 2007 3:24 pm

LOL at least with kids they dont just poop on the ground for you to pick up with a little baggie to carry it around with, at least MOST kids dont....

Aithne · Post by **Aithne** » Mon Apr 09, 2007 3:35 pm

This is too funny! My 15 month old is just getting at the age where he can take off his pants and diaper...Guess what he did the other day!!

OMG Are you spying on us

Ravensnow27 · Post by **Ravensnow27** » Mon Apr 09, 2007 6:09 pm

LOL no kidding? How funny, my co workers kid reached in her diaper the other day and handed her some poo.....boy we're way off topic

longlostposter · Post by **longlostposter** » Mon Apr 09, 2007 8:43 pm

All this talk of implanting chips in people sounds like Biblical prophecy coming true. I won't get one put in me under threat of death.

I think the leashes are embarrassing for the kids, but in places where there are huge crowds, I can't think of a better alternative.

cbizzle44 · Post by **cbizzle44** » Mon Apr 09, 2007 9:22 pm

yeah, i feel bad for the kids who wear them to the grocery store (and yes, i've seen that), but it seems like the safest thing to do at disney world or something

back on topic, i think someone in the bree chat told her to check for incisions that she didn't recognize. she had one of those vague bubbly "oh i didnt think of that thanks you're smart!" answers... so i don't know...

longlostposter · Post by **longlostposter** » Mon Apr 09, 2007 9:56 pm

cbizzle44 wrote: incisions that she didn't recognize. she had one of those vague bubbly "oh i didnt think of that thanks you're smart!" answers... so i don't know...

Ha ha, typical Bree response.

Spades · Post by **Spades** » Mon Apr 09, 2007 9:58 pm

longlostposter wrote:All this talk of implanting chips in people sounds like Biblical prophecy coming true. I won't get one put in me under threat of death.

I think the leashes are embarrassing for the kids, but in places where there are huge crowds, I can't think of a better alternative.

This is a little sidetracked, but ill say it anyway. I think that the mark of the anti-christ might actually be a cross or something, because nowadays we have a lot of christian "spinoffs" that seem to collect money and preach absolute nonsense. Hell, I even saw something about a lady starting a christian cult, and its primary purpose is to make people lose weight through faith. Weird.

(no offense to anyone, but beware of false prophets...)

Well, maybe it is not that sidetracked. Cults do collect money from their victims, and if the Hymn of One is a large cult, that could definately explain the resources they posses. AND coupled with the sales of perscription drugs they might do, they may have a ridiculous amount of money.

Wow. The odds are not really in BDJ's favor. What can they do?

Unless Tachyon can somehow find a way to disrupt them financially, they are really outgunned. The Money is the answer. If you can cut that off by hitting strategic locations and fronts via guerrilla warfare tactics, you might stand a chance. It would be very hard to track down individual cells that were only working loseley with one another, no matter how big you are.

Okay, I went on for long enough. Sorry.

By the way, this is Spades, but my password was not working, so I opted to create Spades2. Hopefully there will not be a 3, 4, etc.

longlostposter · Post by **longlostposter** » Mon Apr 09, 2007 10:04 pm

Welcome, Spades.

My password won't work unless I don't login first, and then I try to post a reply in the forum. When I try to post, it brings up the boxes to put your name and password in, and then it works. I think it's some weird glitch.

Spades · Post by **Spades** » Mon Apr 09, 2007 10:14 pm

oh it did that, and i still couldnt get in. I don't know how I pissed of the order so they wouldnt let me in here, lol jk.

ill just use this one. hopefully it wont break either.

actually, wait.

I just noticed my last post says Spades, and not Spades2. I thought I was Spades2 when I did that...

I'm so confused. I don't even know who I am anymore!

longlostposter · Post by **longlostposter** » Mon Apr 09, 2007 10:23 pm

Spades wrote:oh it did that, and i still couldnt get in. I don't know how I pissed of the order so they wouldnt let me in here, lol jk.

ill just use this one. hopefully it wont break either.

actually, wait.

I just noticed my last post says Spades, and not Spades2. I thought I was Spades2 when I did that...

I'm so confused. I don't even know who I am anymore!

lol@ "how I pissed off the Order".

silvermoon · Post by **silvermoon** » Tue Apr 10, 2007 8:42 am

Off topic, but had to add my 2 cents about the kids on leashes -- there are kids with cognitive disabilities (that look completely "normal") that have "elopement" issues. This means that given any opportunity, they will wander off without a second thought. Kids with autism also don't always realize the danger of strangers, cars in the road, or climbing shelves in the grocery store (among many other dangers).

These leashes aren't just for lazy parents or highly populous areas. They are ways of keeping kids safe who might not have the ability to keep themselves safe.

You can't look at a kid and tell that he/she has autism, so I wouldn't judge a parent who has their kids on one of those things (not that I'm saying anyone here was, just giving another reason why people might be using one).

And....back to subject! (sorry!)

mincartaugh · Post by **mincartaugh** » Tue Apr 10, 2007 12:49 pm

OT -- again -- Juli, I've never seen a 2 or 3 year old who cared if they were on leashes. Now if I'd've seen a pre-teen on one, I'd go up and punch their parents' lights out! LOL

Back on topic--what biblical prophecy are you referencing, Juli? Just curious.