UG Nation -- Bandz a make her dance

[ZBlacktt]

inb4 Proc

oh wait

More your style.

[ChargerOn22s]

More your style.

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negged


I dont see crown

[jwdjrs]

mom must have some strong DNA

My wife is about an 1'' taller than me, her dad was 6'7'' and her brother is around 6'3''

[audieswu]

My wife is about an 1'' taller than me, her dad was 6'7'' and her brother is around 6'3''

Strong avatar background on your wifey's side.

[jwdjrs]

Stats: 5'7", 185 lbs, Son: 6'1", 245lbs

[METAL VIPER]

I'm going to have a little manlet, but I'm going to make him into a ****ing tank

[New Evolution]

I'm going to have a little manlet, but I'm going to make him into a ****ing tank

Manlet is the new in thing now for the next 100 years.

[METAL VIPER]

Manlet is the new in thing now for the next 100 years.

Sweeeet

[jwdjrs]

There are plenty of ways to make money online. I'm not going to go into details so I don't get called out as trying to sell something, but you can look at the misc, there's the affiliate thread as well as people flipping stuff on eBay.
If you're more serious about it you can look at boards like the warriorforum.com or digitalpoint.com. I'm not saying making money online is as easy as it used to be 5 years ago, but it is still simple enough, and there's plenty of money to made if you're willing to put the work into it. I I'm not selling anything, just throwing an idea.

Interesting....would love to find a way to make money from home (serious)

[|ceman]

when are you guys due?

end july/early aug

[PLANETGETLOW]

end july/early aug

Welcome to the return of Debt!!

[AlbinoGerbil]

My wife is about an 1'' taller than me, her dad was 6'7'' and her brother is around 6'3''

Congrats to you and your son. That's some impressive accomplishments at his age.

end july/early aug

Damn bro, you don't mess around. It seems as though you were just talking about the possibility of having a kid.

Welcome to the return of Debt!!

Now this was funny... and true.

[ZBlacktt]

My wife is about an 1'' taller than me, her dad was 6'7'' and her brother is around 6'3''

Damn son, everyone must pick on you then, lol.

[|ceman]

Welcome to the return of Debt!!

No thanks jeff.

[PLANETGETLOW]

No thanks jeff.

My son's transmission went out in his truck yesterday....probably gonna cost a few bills to knock that out, on top of a class ring, letterman's jacket, sports, yearbook, and probably a tattoo...that's just in the next couple months.

[|ceman]

My son's transmission went out in his truck yesterday....probably gonna cost a few bills to knock that out, on top of a class ring, letterman's jacket, sports, yearbook, and probably a tattoo...that's just in the next couple months.

That's what an after school job is for.

[PLANETGETLOW]

That's what an after school job is for.

HA!

Well, we have decided to not make him work. We want him to enjoy his high-school "Kid" years.....all we want him to do is be in sports and get a good education. He is expected to live with us until he graduates from college. He will get a job after high-school, but not now. He has the rest of his life to work.

[|ceman]

HA!

Well, we have decided to not make him work. We want him to enjoy his high-school "Kid" years.....all we want him to do is be in sports and get a good education. He is expected to live with us until he graduates from college. He will get a job after high-school, but not now. He has the rest of his life to work.

Check back with me in 10 years when he's living in your basement and eating your wife's cooking.

[PLANETGETLOW]

Check back with me in 10 years when he's living in your basement and eating your wife's cooking.

Honestly bro, and I'm being 100% serious. We never want him to move out. Now that he's older and the time is inevitability coming, it's a mix of feelings. It's scary, sad, excitement, worry, etc knowing that he will be starting his life. His own job, his own family, and his own home.

Another big adjustment for us will be just me and my wife. The only time is was just ME and HER was during the months he was in her belly. Otherwise, it's always been us three. Him being gone will be hard for me......very hard.

Because you don't have a child yet, this is hard for you to materialize but once you become a dad and that bond grows, you'll look back on this and know 110% of what I'm referring to. HOWEVER, some people can't wait until their kids to turn 18 to kick them out.....we're not like that. I know what that's about and vowed to never let me children experience that.

[AlbinoGerbil]

No thanks jeff.

Hospital bills, formula, diapers, clothes, daycare, toys, eventual dental, car seat (s), strollers, time off work due to illness, etc...


Talk to me in 10 years about unexpected expenses, unforseen set backs, possibility of multiple kids, etc.


:}

[PLANETGETLOW]

Hospital bills, formula, diapers, clothes, daycare, toys, eventual dental, car seat (s), strollers, time off work due to illness, etc...


Talk to me in 10 years about unexpected expenses, unforseen set backs, possibility of multiple kids, etc.


:}

LOL, Welcome to parenting......

Diapers though, wow.......glad to get past that stage

[|ceman]

Honestly bro, and I'm being 100% serious. We never want him to move out. Now that he's older and the time is inevitability coming, it's a mix of feelings. It's scary, sad, excitement, worry, etc knowing that he will be starting his life. His own job, his own family, and his own home.

Another big adjustment for us will be just me and my wife. The only time is was just ME and HER was during the months he was in her belly. Otherwise, it's always been us three. Him being gone will be hard for me......very hard.

Because you don't have a child yet, this is hard for you to materialize but once you become a dad and that bond grows, you'll look back on this and know 110% of what I'm referring to. HOWEVER, some people can't wait until their kids to turn 18 to kick them out.....we're not like that. I know what that's about and vowed to never let me children experience that.

I actually can understand that quite a bit more now. About a week ago I was thinking how much a child changes ones life and how the day will come when they are going off to college, bringing home someone special that they want us to meet, etc. I even got to thinking about grandchildren and how I hope they don't wait until they are 36 to give us grandkids (like I did). You are definitely right - so much to think about.

And I'm glad that you have a close relationship with your son - many families these days don't have that.

Hospital bills, formula, diapers, clothes, daycare, toys, eventual dental, car seat (s), strollers, time off work due to illness, etc...


Talk to me in 10 years about unexpected expenses, unforseen set backs, possibility of multiple kids, etc.


:}

I hear you on the expenses. Things are nuts nowadays. When I was a kid we had the cheap cloth strollers that if you didn't lock them would fold you up like a clam. Today the strollers are decked out with every convenience imaginable and cost upwards of $400-500!! Thankfully my wife is reasonable and is ok with buying sensibly and on a budget. Some moms go full potato with that stuff.

The other stuff, we have planned out. I'm so meticulous with money and planning (I use a custom built excel workbook with graphs and multiple data sheets to track our household budget) that really the only thing that could derail us would be either a loss of my job or if the baby had very serious health issues that exceeded the coverage of our health insurance. Knock on wood, hopefully none of that happens. We are so dead set against debt that we will do everything possible to avoid it. Budgeting, saving and planning ahead are our watchwords.

[AlbinoGerbil]

LOL, Welcome to parenting......

Diapers though, wow.......glad to get past that stage

Pull ups at night, other than that we're good.

I hear you on the expenses. Things are nuts nowadays. When I was a kid we had the cheap cloth strollers that if you didn't lock them would fold you up like a clam. Today the strollers are decked out with every convenience imaginable and cost upwards of $400-500!! Thankfully my wife is reasonable and is ok with buying sensibly and on a budget. Some moms go full potato with that stuff.

The other stuff, we have planned out. I'm so meticulous with money and planning (I use a custom built excel workbook with graphs and multiple data sheets to track our household budget) that really the only thing that could derail us would be either a loss of my job or if the baby had very serious health issues that exceeded the coverage of our health insurance. Knock on wood, hopefully none of that happens. We are so dead set against debt that we will do everything possible to avoid it. Budgeting, saving and planning ahead are our watchwords.

You're definitely on the right track there. It's usually the unexpected expenses that kick you in the teeth, and they do have a way of coming up at the worst possible times.

[TheMatzah]

Strong avatar background on your wifey's side.

lol

[|ceman]

Pull ups at night, other than that we're good.


You're definitely on the right track there. It's usually the unexpected expenses that kick you in the teeth, and they do have a way of coming up at the worst possible times.

We've got a "Murphy" fund, so when he comes knocking and bringing all of his problems to our doorstep, we can pay him and tell him to scram.

[DanND33]

Honestly bro, and I'm being 100% serious. We never want him to move out. Now that he's older and the time is inevitability coming, it's a mix of feelings. It's scary, sad, excitement, worry, etc knowing that he will be starting his life. His own job, his own family, and his own home.

Another big adjustment for us will be just me and my wife. The only time is was just ME and HER was during the months he was in her belly. Otherwise, it's always been us three. Him being gone will be hard for me......very hard.Because you don't have a child yet, this is hard for you to materialize but once you become a dad and that bond grows, you'll look back on this and know 110% of what I'm referring to. HOWEVER, some people can't wait until their kids to turn 18 to kick them out.....we're not like that. I know what that's about and vowed to never let me children experience that.

agreed 100% with bolded. I know I'm going to be a wreck when that day comes and my kids move out. As hard as it was to even have kids (4 miscarriages) I feel that I am that much more aware of how much they enrich my life that to have a day when they are on their own, is ruinous to me

[PLANETGETLOW]

$1600 for a transmission rebuild.........

*Out of nowhere expense*

[TheMatzah]

$1600 for a transmission rebuild.........

*Out of nowhere expense*

hospital bill make u shat bricks, brakes n such

[|ceman]

$1600 for a transmission rebuild.........

*Out of nowhere expense*

Sounds steep. Talk to procta, he's an expert on trannys

[ChargerOn22s]

Sounds steep. Talk to procta, he's an expert on trannys

lolz especially ginger trannys