Parents of daughters...

In this forum you can discuss anything from sports, news, or what ever is on your mind.

Moderator: SMLCHNG

RinglingRingling
Last Man Standing
Posts: 53938
Joined: May 30, 2004 3:12 pm
Favorite Buffett Song: Glory Days
Number of Concerts: 0
Favorite Boat Drink: Landshark, and Margaritaville products...
Location: Where payphones all are ringing

Re: Parents of daughters...

Post by RinglingRingling »

ragtopW wrote:
RinglingRingling wrote:
ragtopW wrote:
Hockey Mon wrote:My daughter is only 4 so I figure I've got enough time to learn how to use a firearm and apply for a carry permit. Or I'm going to walk around with a hockey and hit them with it. Or I'll stick her 2 older brothers on them. None of that should be appealing to the boys talking to my daughter.
call me...
I don't mind teaching a little safety and shooting.. 8)
and if the boys need to see some of the alternative uses for a ballpeen hammer or a FUBAR...
8) pool cues.. Hardwood, black walnut and ash
yeah, but they never shoot straight after that. the metal just gets nicks and and small scratches. :D
buffettbride
Last Man Standing
Posts: 32700
Joined: April 6, 2004 11:43 am
Number of Concerts: 5
Favorite Boat Drink: Cuba Libre

Re: Parents of daughters...

Post by buffettbride »

dnw wrote:I'm glad God sent me a son.
I have one of each. Boys = way easier.
Image
buffettbride
Last Man Standing
Posts: 32700
Joined: April 6, 2004 11:43 am
Number of Concerts: 5
Favorite Boat Drink: Cuba Libre

Re: Parents of daughters...

Post by buffettbride »

bravedave wrote:
buffettbride wrote:Boys already have to endure the wrath of dad if they want to take her on dates. That's scary enough.

It's the boys-on-the-street that just gross me out.
Your job, at this point, is not to decimate the idiots.
(They serve a useful purpose right now)
You task is to enlighten the young one on how to best handle those idiots.
So maybe get her a shirt that says, "I don't have Daddy issues." ?
Image
maid memories
Hoot!
Posts: 2333
Joined: February 16, 2010 12:59 pm
Favorite Buffett Song: Savannah Fare You Well
Number of Concerts: 19
Location: Caroline Street
Contact:

Re: Parents of daughters...

Post by maid memories »

buffettbride wrote:
dnw wrote:I'm glad God sent me a son.
I have one of each. Boys = way easier.
Can't remember where I heard this, but...

"A boy means you only have to worry about one penis. A girl means you have to worry about ALL the penises."
I knew this girl made of memories and phrases, who lived her whole life in both chapters and stages.
Danced 'til the dawn, wished all her worries away.

She's a long way from a West Nashville grand ballroom gown.
pbans
On a Salty Piece of Land
Posts: 10063
Joined: July 18, 2003 4:55 pm
Favorite Buffett Song: OPH
Number of Concerts: 9
Location: Northern Utah.....

Re: Parents of daughters...

Post by pbans »

buffettbride wrote:
dnw wrote:I'm glad God sent me a son.
I have one of each. Boys = way easier.
I will agree that boys are easier....but I gotta say....that mom/daughter thing is pretty awesome!
Paige in Utah
"Don't try to shake it, just nod your head
Breathe in, breathe out, move on"
Image
bravedave
At the Bama Breeze
Posts: 4285
Joined: January 16, 2002 7:00 pm

Re: Parents of daughters...

Post by bravedave »

buffettbride wrote:
bravedave wrote:
buffettbride wrote:Boys already have to endure the wrath of dad if they want to take her on dates. That's scary enough.

It's the boys-on-the-street that just gross me out.
Your job, at this point, is not to decimate the idiots.
(They serve a useful purpose right now)
You task is to enlighten the young one on how to best handle those idiots.
So maybe get her a shirt that says, "I don't have Daddy issues." (But daddy has anger issues) ?
fixed it for ya
buffettbride
Last Man Standing
Posts: 32700
Joined: April 6, 2004 11:43 am
Number of Concerts: 5
Favorite Boat Drink: Cuba Libre

Re: Parents of daughters...

Post by buffettbride »

pbans wrote:
buffettbride wrote:
dnw wrote:I'm glad God sent me a son.
I have one of each. Boys = way easier.
I will agree that boys are easier....but I gotta say....that mom/daughter thing is pretty awesome!
Yes--yes it is. :D
Image
buffettbride
Last Man Standing
Posts: 32700
Joined: April 6, 2004 11:43 am
Number of Concerts: 5
Favorite Boat Drink: Cuba Libre

Re: Parents of daughters...

Post by buffettbride »

bravedave wrote:
buffettbride wrote:
bravedave wrote:
buffettbride wrote:Boys already have to endure the wrath of dad if they want to take her on dates. That's scary enough.

It's the boys-on-the-street that just gross me out.
Your job, at this point, is not to decimate the idiots.
(They serve a useful purpose right now)
You task is to enlighten the young one on how to best handle those idiots.
So maybe get her a shirt that says, "I don't have Daddy issues." (But daddy has anger issues) ?
fixed it for ya
Precisely.
Image
Hockey Mon
At the Bama Breeze
Posts: 4134
Joined: July 21, 2006 5:08 pm
Favorite Buffett Song: Anything with a guitar in it
Number of Concerts: 0
Favorite Boat Drink: The one that's free
Location: On the far side of the Washington Capitals rink in VA

Re: Parents of daughters...

Post by Hockey Mon »

buffettbride wrote:
pbans wrote:
buffettbride wrote:
dnw wrote:I'm glad God sent me a son.
I have one of each. Boys = way easier.
I will agree that boys are easier....but I gotta say....that mom/daughter thing is pretty awesome!
Yes--yes it is. :D
Maybe. But I absolutely love coming home and have my little girl run up to me yelling "Daddy daddy" and giving me a big hug. I don't remember my boys doing that. Maybe they did at that age (4) and I don't remember it. Maybe she won't when she is 8 or 10. What I get from my boys when I get home is maybe a hi or some non-sensical rambling's from my 8 year old. His current thing is "Yo, my name is Joe and I come from Alabama and I like to say yo". I don't understand.
Twenty degrees and the hockey games on...
buffettbride
Last Man Standing
Posts: 32700
Joined: April 6, 2004 11:43 am
Number of Concerts: 5
Favorite Boat Drink: Cuba Libre

Re: Parents of daughters...

Post by buffettbride »

Hockey Mon wrote:
buffettbride wrote:
pbans wrote:
buffettbride wrote:
dnw wrote:I'm glad God sent me a son.
I have one of each. Boys = way easier.
I will agree that boys are easier....but I gotta say....that mom/daughter thing is pretty awesome!
Yes--yes it is. :D
Maybe. But I absolutely love coming home and have my little girl run up to me yelling "Daddy daddy" and giving me a big hug. I don't remember my boys doing that. Maybe they did at that age (4) and I don't remember it. Maybe she won't when she is 8 or 10. What I get from my boys when I get home is maybe a hi or some non-sensical rambling's from my 8 year old. His current thing is "Yo, my name is Joe and I come from Alabama and I like to say yo". I don't understand.
Little boys love their mamas.

I get to be the best, prettiest, nicest, funnest, coolest everything to him, always. :-)
Image
RinglingRingling
Last Man Standing
Posts: 53938
Joined: May 30, 2004 3:12 pm
Favorite Buffett Song: Glory Days
Number of Concerts: 0
Favorite Boat Drink: Landshark, and Margaritaville products...
Location: Where payphones all are ringing

Re: Parents of daughters...

Post by RinglingRingling »

Hockey Mon wrote:
buffettbride wrote:
pbans wrote:
buffettbride wrote:
dnw wrote:I'm glad God sent me a son.
I have one of each. Boys = way easier.
I will agree that boys are easier....but I gotta say....that mom/daughter thing is pretty awesome!
Yes--yes it is. :D
Maybe. But I absolutely love coming home and have my little girl run up to me yelling "Daddy daddy" and giving me a big hug. I don't remember my boys doing that. Maybe they did at that age (4) and I don't remember it. Maybe she won't when she is 8 or 10. What I get from my boys when I get home is maybe a hi or some non-sensical rambling's from my 8 year old. His current thing is "Yo, my name is Joe and I come from Alabama and I like to say yo". I don't understand.
next hockey game... he gets a helmet, no matter how much he resists...
Saltx3
Moderator
Moderator
Posts: 16524
Joined: May 5, 2010 11:14 am
Favorite Buffett Song: Boats to Build
Number of Concerts: 23
Favorite Boat Drink: MARGARITA, FIREBALL WHISKEY
Location: "Amish" country, PA

Re: Parents of daughters...

Post by Saltx3 »

There's always the "I have a gun and I'm not afraid to go back to jail" greeting.
SALT, SALT, SALT/Linda
ph4ever
Last Man Standing
Posts: 50507
Joined: July 31, 2002 1:26 pm
Favorite Buffett Song: CILCIA or OPH
Number of Concerts: 299
Favorite Boat Drink: Rhum with my Chum or beer
Location: Home in the GREAT state of Texas!
Contact:

Re: Parents of daughters...

Post by ph4ever »

Saltx3 wrote:There's always the "I have a gun and I'm not afraid to go back to jail" greeting.
that kinda goes with cleaning the guns when the date shows up :lol:
Well...(said in my best Bubba voice) I've been on sabbatical.
ragtopW
Last Man Standing
Posts: 39130
Joined: December 18, 2001 7:00 pm
Number of Concerts: 0

Re: Parents of daughters...

Post by ragtopW »

I have a friend that has two daughters..
one is dating and has made some great choices ( they are LDS)
and she dates nice young men..
that said, they know that Uncle Wayne is available to have
"that chat" with any of the young bucks 8) 8) 8)
Migration Michelle
Behind Door #3
Posts: 3872
Joined: January 22, 2007 12:05 am
Number of Concerts: 0

Re: Parents of daughters...

Post by Migration Michelle »

Send your very scary, large, athletic son after them!
klemmer35
I have found me a home
Posts: 103
Joined: May 25, 2011 10:51 pm
Favorite Buffett Song: all of 'em
Number of Concerts: 11

Re: Parents of daughters...

Post by klemmer35 »

I was Dad and Mom to our two daughters following the passing of their Mom in '99 when they were 12 and 8, so I saw it from both sides..

Either I was lucky, or they hung with some great boys.. Of course, dropping hints that their Dad played hockey didn't hurt much, either..
Image

The Have A Skate With Bob Foundation helps to support the goals and mission of the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network thanks to KC and Chicago area hockey players. We will defeat this opponent in our lifetime!

http://www.skatewithbob.com
ph4ever
Last Man Standing
Posts: 50507
Joined: July 31, 2002 1:26 pm
Favorite Buffett Song: CILCIA or OPH
Number of Concerts: 299
Favorite Boat Drink: Rhum with my Chum or beer
Location: Home in the GREAT state of Texas!
Contact:

Re: Parents of daughters...

Post by ph4ever »

ragtopW wrote:I have a friend that has two daughters..
one is dating and has made some great choices ( they are LDS)
and she dates nice young men..
that said, they know that Uncle Wayne is available to have
"that chat" with any of the young bucks 8) 8) 8)

I would be afraid of Uncle Wayne's chat. :wink:
Well...(said in my best Bubba voice) I've been on sabbatical.
AlbatrossFlyer
Schoolboy heart & a license to fly
Posts: 11901
Joined: April 24, 2001 8:00 pm
Number of Concerts: 0
Location: Phoenix, where it's hotter than the FSOTW

Re: Parents of daughters...

Post by AlbatrossFlyer »

one question and I'll probably get my head handed to me for asking it but....

at the time did she look 13 or 21?

I'd feel bad for you, but I have no soul.....

If you can't do it with brains, you won't do it with hours - Kelly Johnson
ph4ever
Last Man Standing
Posts: 50507
Joined: July 31, 2002 1:26 pm
Favorite Buffett Song: CILCIA or OPH
Number of Concerts: 299
Favorite Boat Drink: Rhum with my Chum or beer
Location: Home in the GREAT state of Texas!
Contact:

Re: Parents of daughters...

Post by ph4ever »

AlbatrossFlyer wrote:one question and I'll probably get my head handed to me for asking it but....

at the time did she look 13 or 21?
Actually I do understand where you are coming from. Knowing Mal I would be willing to bet she looked age appropriate.

There are so many young girls out there emulating the famous girls/women out there that act like sluts.
Well...(said in my best Bubba voice) I've been on sabbatical.
RinglingRingling
Last Man Standing
Posts: 53938
Joined: May 30, 2004 3:12 pm
Favorite Buffett Song: Glory Days
Number of Concerts: 0
Favorite Boat Drink: Landshark, and Margaritaville products...
Location: Where payphones all are ringing

Re: Parents of daughters...

Post by RinglingRingling »

klemmer35 wrote:I was Dad and Mom to our two daughters following the passing of their Mom in '99 when they were 12 and 8, so I saw it from both sides..

Either I was lucky, or they hung with some great boys.. Of course, dropping hints that their Dad led the league in penalty minutes every year didn't hurt much, either..
fix'd
Post Reply