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  1. .twist.

    pineapple / 12802 posts

    @TemperanceBrennan: "You have a what now? A thingy you stick in your head to communicate with your friends? It has a video?? When I was young we used SMART PHONES" lol. "Facetime dammit!"

  2. mrsjazz

    coconut / 8234 posts

    @.twist.: Hahaha. Well, he believes that if I'm not going to Heaven, I'm going to hell. I gave him the wrong answer, "I'm going where all of my friends are going to be...so that's most likely hell!" He doesn't know what to do with me!

  3. TemperanceBrennan

    pear / 1998 posts

    @mrsjazz: I think it is very possible that in the future we could have a post-theistic society. In the Evolution of God by Robert Wright, he suggests that religion is a tool for humanity to explain what cannot be explained by science. As we discover more and more, the "need" for religion gets less and less. Just a thought.

  4. Shutterbug

    grapefruit / 4703 posts

    @TemperanceBrennan: that's an interesting theory. I find myself personally getting less religious as I get older and learn more about science, the world, etc. (or maybe I'm just getting old and jaded, haha)

  5. ShootingStar

    coconut / 8472 posts

    I kind of figure most of the stuff we think is right now concerning babies is actually wrong or will have a "better" way to do in the future. At the time everyone always thinks what they're doing is the safest thing. Just take baby sleep - my mom always put us on tummies because it was thought that babies could spit up and choke on it and die if they spent too much time on their backs.

    @PurpleUnicorn: My mom got kind of annoyed when I told her that we wouldn't be doing rice cereal in the bottle. She got kind of snippy and was like "well, then he won't sleep through the night." *sigh*

  6. Mrs. Pen

    blogger / wonderful cherry / 21616 posts

    @Mrs. Champagne: honestly I feel like the majority of choices I have to make is more about choosing the lesser of two evils than choosing the best thing!

  7. MsLipGloss

    GOLD / pineapple / 12662 posts

    @Dandelion: That totally makes me think of Wall-E . . . everyone turning into blobs drinking who knows what from their cups . . .

  8. MsLipGloss

    GOLD / pineapple / 12662 posts

    @Shutterbug: Ditto!

  9. travelgirl1

    cantaloupe / 6630 posts

    @Cherrybee: ha ha, I think that all the time, I wonder who is right...

    I do wonder whether A will laugh at how I am with her, and whether she will be as shocked at how I'm raising her as I am at the way my parents raised me, lol. Not that they did anything terrible but they mock me so much for trying to protect A from germs that I'm sure they bathed me in viruses every night, lol.

  10. cascademom

    coconut / 8861 posts

    @2PeasinaPod: Exactly. I find her reasoning to be a lame excuse for her to keep smoking. We had huge arguments about hers and FIL's smoking around the baby. It was pulling teeth for them even to admit that secondhand/third hand smoke might be bad for a baby. My DH had horrible ear infections as a child. One of those causes is smoking. She can't even put two and two together on that one. So much denial in his family, it's ridiculous.

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