*Anti-Baby Corner*

[Chica Yeyé 41]

or break in cars at night and steal chump change

see??? it's all about the entrepreneurial spirit! But noooooooooo... they just have to join the Scouts (which is tey ghey in the first place) and then try to sell'em cookies

[Amby 490]

or break in cars at night and steal chump change

see??? it's all about the entrepreneurial spirit! But noooooooooo... they just have to join the Scouts (which is tey ghey in the first place) and then try to sell'em cookies

my dad didn't let me join the girl scouts because he said the gays supported it now i tell him but daddy the gays are people too!!!!!!!

[AlHayatZween 2]

or break in cars at night and steal chump change

see??? it's all about the entrepreneurial spirit! But noooooooooo... they just have to join the Scouts (which is tey ghey in the first place) and then try to sell'em cookies

Absolutely, in the spirit of young entrepreneurship & free market values, why the heck not?

At least in Boy Scouts they teach you how to shoot arrows and make fire with stones...

What does Girl Scouts teach you?

[Amby 490]

or break in cars at night and steal chump change

see??? it's all about the entrepreneurial spirit! But noooooooooo... they just have to join the Scouts (which is tey ghey in the first place) and then try to sell'em cookies

Absolutely, in the spirit of young entrepreneurship & free market values, why the heck not?

At least in Boy Scouts they teach you how to shoot arrows and make fire with stones...

What does Girl Scouts teach you?

ummmm....to be a housewife? don't you get badges like sewing and stuff I'm looking it up

[Chica Yeyé 41]

or break in cars at night and steal chump change

see??? it's all about the entrepreneurial spirit! But noooooooooo... they just have to join the Scouts (which is tey ghey in the first place) and then try to sell'em cookies

Absolutely, in the spirit of young entrepreneurship & free market values, why the heck not?

At least in Boy Scouts they teach you how to shoot arrows and make fire with stones...

What does Girl Scouts teach you?

I have absolutely no clue sister.... my extra curricular activities were limited to pole dancing and macrame

[Amby 490]

holy chit this is the badges for the 6-12 graders

A World of Understanding

All About Birds

American Patriotism*

Architecture and Environmental Design

Artistic Crafts

Backpacking

B Xtreme!

Build a Better Future

Camping

Car Sense

Child Care

Collecting

Computers in Everyday Life*

Conflict Resolution

Cookies and Dough

Couch Potato

Desktop Publishing

Digging Through the Past

Do You Get the Message?

Dollars and Sense

Eco-Action

Emergency Preparedness

Exploring the Net*

Family Living

Fashion Design

Folk Arts

The Food Connection

From A to V: Audiovisual Production

From Fitness to Fashion

From Shore to Sea

From Stress to Success

Games for Life

Generations Hand in Hand

Global Girl Scouting

G.O. Girl

Graphic Communications

Heritage Hunt

High Adventure

Hi-Tech Hide & Seek

Home Improvement

Home Is Where the Heart Is

Horse Sense

In the Pink

Inventions and Inquiry

Invitation to the Dance

It's About Time

Just Jewelry

Law and Order

Leadership

The Lure of Language

Math, Maps, and More

Media Savvy

Museum Discovery

On a High Note

On the Court

On the Playing Field

On Your Own

Once Upon a Story

Orienteering

Outdoor Survival

Paddle, Pole, and Roll

Paper Works

The Performing Arts

Pets

Photography

Planet Power

Plant Life

The Play's the Thing

Public Relations

Reading

Rolling Along

Sew Glam

Smooth Sailing

Space Exploration

Sports for Life

Textile Arts

Travel

Uncovering the Evidence

Understanding Yourself and Others

Visual Arts

Water Sports

Why in the World?

Wildlife

Women through Time

Women's Health

Writing for Real

Your Best Defense

Your Own Business

Girl Scout Program Aide Awards

Girl Scout Program Aide Pins

Girl Scout Silver Award*

Journey Awards for Cadettes, Seniors, and Ambassadors

Leader-in-Training Award

Leader-in-Training Pin

Safety Award for Cadette, Senior, Ambassador Girl Scouts*

Senior Girl Scout Leadership Pin

Senior Girl Scout Troop Assistant Pin

STUDIO 2BSM Charms

Cashin' In

Cookies and More

Don't Sweat It

Express It

Girl Scout Gold 4Bs Challenge Award Charm

Girl Scout Gold Career Award Charm

Girl Scout Gold Leadership Award Charm

Girl Scout Silver 4Bs Challenge Award Charm

Girl Scout Silver Career Award Charm

Girl Scout Silver Leadership Award Charm

Got Money? Saving and Investing

Looking In, Reaching Out

Makin' Waves

Mind Your Own Business

On the Go!

On the Money

On Track

Parks Matter

Take Charge

uniquely ME! Inside and Out

uniquely ME! The Real Deal

Write Now!

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Edited July 7, 2009 by Amby

[AlHayatZween 2]

Paddle, Pole, and Roll

Still think they should learn how to clean firearms, hunt animals, and sterilize water...

Oh! And self-defense... they should learn self-defense training...

[The_Dude 1,142]

Paddle, Pole, and Roll

Still think they should learn how to clean firearms, hunt animals, and sterilize water...

Oh! And self-defense... they should learn self-defense training...

Maybe that is part of what paddle, pole and roll is. They learn how to use weapons to defend themselves from the preverts that they will undoubtedly encounter when walking to their cars after a long shift of pole dancing

[Empress of Groovy 373]

Chudleigh?

Chudleigh?!

Chudleigh?!?!

Where is that little #######?

I heard he had to be taken into custody after threatening Nelly with his pacifier.... he realized his name was Chudleigh and went on his first psychotic break... it was soooo cute, him spitting all over his Prada onesie

You know, I'm beginning to change my view of ol' Chud.

[AlHayatZween 2]

Alright, and here are my thoughts about babies and kids on airplanes...

Did you ever notice that it's not ALL kids that are cranky, crying & out of control? i will have to do research on this one... because it must have somethin' to do with the parents.

For example, if junior is standing up on his seat or kickin' the seat in from of him, the parents must see that... teach your kid how to sit right & be quiet... what the...

Crying & whining is a whole other issue...

[Ban Hammer 13,345]

Chudleigh?

Chudleigh?!

Chudleigh?!?!

Where is that little #######?

I heard he had to be taken into custody after threatening Nelly with his pacifier.... he realized his name was Chudleigh and went on his first psychotic break... it was soooo cute, him spitting all over his Prada onesie

You know, I'm beginning to change my view of ol' Chud.

cannabalistic humanoid underground dweller?

[chri'stina 190]

Alright, and here are my thoughts about babies and kids on airplanes...

Did you ever notice that it's not ALL kids that are cranky, crying & out of control? i will have to do research on this one... because it must have somethin' to do with the parents.

For example, if junior is standing up on his seat or kickin' the seat in from of him, the parents must see that... teach your kid how to sit right & be quiet... what the...

Crying & whining is a whole other issue...

There are for sure controllable issues with babies/kids on planes like behavior when they are older.

I was extremely paranoid about bothering other passengers on our flights last spring to India. Part of it having to do with reading comments from VJers who hate being on planes with babies and other stories from people. I didn't want to be that mom. But some of it is out of your hands and a little tolerance from people helps.

For instance, the only reason Kavi cried on the flights were during take off and sometimes landing because of ear pressure. My ears and jaw were killing me, an adult, as me and Kavi had just gotten over colds before our really long trip to India. It hurt me bad, imagine how it feels on a baby or very young child that doesn't understand it and can't say "mommy my ears hurt". A little understanding can go a long way from other passengers. I promise to never let Kavi act up and be a pest to others on flights on purpose, but I can't control if he has pain. Thankfully there are always nice passengers who had these experiences before too or empathize with you who will smile at the child and try to help make them happy if it's from pain. One very nice lady whistled at and smiled at Kavi a good 20mins when we took off on one flight. It was filled with many family friendly folks, ahd some empty seats, and actually felt like an oasis compared to other cramped flights. lol. And that was a 14 hour flight. *whew* If I didn't have to, I would not take Kavi this young on those flights. But we have no choice.

[AlHayatZween 2]

Alright, and here are my thoughts about babies and kids on airplanes...

Did you ever notice that it's not ALL kids that are cranky, crying & out of control? i will have to do research on this one... because it must have somethin' to do with the parents.

For example, if junior is standing up on his seat or kickin' the seat in from of him, the parents must see that... teach your kid how to sit right & be quiet... what the...

Crying & whining is a whole other issue...

There are for sure controllable issues with babies/kids on planes like behavior when they are older.

I was extremely paranoid about bothering other passengers on our flights last spring to India. Part of it having to do with reading comments from VJers who hate being on planes with babies and other stories from people. I didn't want to be that mom. But some of it is out of your hands and a little tolerance from people helps.

For instance, the only reason Kavi cried on the flights were during take off and sometimes landing because of ear pressure. My ears and jaw were killing me, an adult, as me and Kavi had just gotten over colds before our really long trip to India. It hurt me bad, imagine how it feels on a baby or very young child that doesn't understand it and can't say "mommy my ears hurt". A little understanding can go a long way from other passengers. I promise to never let Kavi act up and be a pest to others on flights on purpose, but I can't control if he has pain. Thankfully there are always nice passengers who had these experiences before too or empathize with you who will smile at the child and try to help make them happy if it's from pain. One very nice lady whistled at and smiled at Kavi a good 20mins when we took off on one flight. It was filled with many family friendly folks, ahd some empty seats, and actually felt like an oasis compared to other cramped flights. lol. And that was a 14 hour flight. *whew* If I didn't have to, I would not take Kavi this young on those flights. But we have no choice.

Indeed... like i said...crying is one thing. Babies cry, no two ways about that... especially the ear thing, as you noted.

i think the annoying thing is for (older) kids/parents who should know better. Like, a parent shouldn't let their kid kick the seats in front of them or run up and down the aisles, etc... That's controllable behavior, no?

[chri'stina 190]

Alright, and here are my thoughts about babies and kids on airplanes...

Did you ever notice that it's not ALL kids that are cranky, crying & out of control? i will have to do research on this one... because it must have somethin' to do with the parents.

For example, if junior is standing up on his seat or kickin' the seat in from of him, the parents must see that... teach your kid how to sit right & be quiet... what the...

Crying & whining is a whole other issue...

There are for sure controllable issues with babies/kids on planes like behavior when they are older.

I was extremely paranoid about bothering other passengers on our flights last spring to India. Part of it having to do with reading comments from VJers who hate being on planes with babies and other stories from people. I didn't want to be that mom. But some of it is out of your hands and a little tolerance from people helps.

For instance, the only reason Kavi cried on the flights were during take off and sometimes landing because of ear pressure. My ears and jaw were killing me, an adult, as me and Kavi had just gotten over colds before our really long trip to India. It hurt me bad, imagine how it feels on a baby or very young child that doesn't understand it and can't say "mommy my ears hurt". A little understanding can go a long way from other passengers. I promise to never let Kavi act up and be a pest to others on flights on purpose, but I can't control if he has pain. Thankfully there are always nice passengers who had these experiences before too or empathize with you who will smile at the child and try to help make them happy if it's from pain. One very nice lady whistled at and smiled at Kavi a good 20mins when we took off on one flight. It was filled with many family friendly folks, ahd some empty seats, and actually felt like an oasis compared to other cramped flights. lol. And that was a 14 hour flight. *whew* If I didn't have to, I would not take Kavi this young on those flights. But we have no choice.

Indeed... like i said...crying is one thing. Babies cry, no two ways about that... especially the ear thing, as you noted.

i think the annoying thing is for (older) kids/parents who should know better. Like, a parent shouldn't let their kid kick the seats in front of them or run up and down the aisles, etc... That's controllable behavior, no?

Totally agree!

[Ms. Squirrel 11]

I don't have children and fly a lot, especially long distance. I've had lots of screaming babies on the planes and I have to say that it never bothered me. I feel for the poor babies and the stressed parents but I never get that hatefilled baby rage that so many VJers mention. Families have to suck it up hearing us having sex in the hotel room next door, with the bed banging on the wall. It all evens out somehow.