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janpop4

Jan 20 2008, 05:15 PM

QUOTE (ValleyOfTheShado @ Jan 20 2008, 04:07 PM)

Ooo, i've definitely heard that speech before, when i quit Target the first time---and was jobless for like 6 months, then i went back to it...and i was 17 at the time! go figure!

I think she wishes she could work for Target or any other dept store for that matter. She actually works for McD's. She absolutely hates it. I can't say I blame her. My first job was Burger King and I hated it but I hung in there for a year before I quit and found another job but I had the other job before I quit. Try to explain this to a teen and they don't get it. They want it all handed to them. No offense to ya Valley.

TennesseCIFAn

Jan 20 2008, 07:20 PM

QUOTE (cifan70 @ Jan 20 2008, 04:05 PM)

I definitely hear you and agree with you. I have a 16 y/o (17 in a couple of months) and she has an attitude that I absolutely can't stand. We butt heads quite a bit about her job 99% of the time. She hates it and wants to quit and look for another one. She doesn't understand the "real world". Have to have another job in order to quit the one you have. She cannot grasp that concept. She has car insurance to pay and if she doesn't pay it she won't have a car because I will yank it out from under her nose. Then when she gets out of her teen years, my son will reach his teen years. God what I have to look forward to. Thanks goodness he is the last.

Why am I suddenly dreading life in about 4 years. . . son's nine now and he's just so sweet, but will he stay that way when he's 13???

janpop4

Jan 20 2008, 07:25 PM

QUOTE (TennesseeCIFan @ Jan 20 2008, 06:20 PM)

Why am I suddenly dreading life in about 4 years. . . son's nine now and he's just so sweet, but will he stay that way when he's 13???

Your's too. My son is 9 also. I am dreading 13. My daughter will be 20 at that time.

Jryan

Jan 20 2008, 07:30 PM

I wish my daughter was going through what a normal teenager goes through. She has gotten her disability status, She is 18 1/2 I tried to teach her to drive she is too terrified. I took her on some desearted roads, but she can't handle it. I am hoping this summer to maybe try and find her some kind of job that she could get that she doesn't have to deal too much with the public, so she can have something to do outside of the home. I was thinking if we could get her a job at the Library maybe reshelving books, I don't know working at a store is out of the question. I think she will be with me forever, I don't picture her out on her own. But who knows, she is still going through therapy, but has been since she was 14 not much change. But maybe If we could get her out and socializing in some little way, miracles can happen. But I can understand the other side too, my son is 25 out on his own, I only see him when he needs money it seems, lol. Even though he lives in town. But he works and goes to school and has a social life. The other day, I posted my picture and left him a message on his my space, about giving an old chick a chance, he had to make sure to tell his friends on his space I was his mom, didn't want his friends to think he dated older women, lol.

hullbound

Jan 20 2008, 07:58 PM

QUOTE (Jryan @ Jan 20 2008, 07:30 PM)

I wish my daughter was going through what a normal teenager goes through. She has gotten her disability status, She is 18 1/2 I tried to teach her to drive she is too terrified. I took her on some desearted roads, but she can't handle it. I am hoping this summer to maybe try and find her some kind of job that she could get that she doesn't have to deal too much with the public, so she can have something to do outside of the home. I was thinking if we could get her a job at the Library maybe reshelving books, I don't know working at a store is out of the question. I think she will be with me forever, I don't picture her out on her own. But who knows, she is still going through therapy, but has been since she was 14 not much change. But maybe If we could get her out and socializing in some little way, miracles can happen. But I can understand the other side too, my son is 25 out on his own, I only see him when he needs money it seems, lol. Even though he lives in town. But he works and goes to school and has a social life. The other day, I posted my picture and left him a message on his my space, about giving an old chick a chance, he had to make sure to tell his friends on his space I was his mom, didn't want his friends to think he dated older women, lol.

I'm so sorry that your daughter has such a difficult time Jryan. Miracles do happen and I hope one happens for her. Did you know that Paula Deen (Food Network) was agoraphobic and had panic attacks etc into her 30s or 40s. She couldn't leave her house and look at her now! She's a firecracker!

hullbound

Jan 20 2008, 08:15 PM

Arizona Here We Come!

(boston.com)

TennesseCIFAn

Jan 20 2008, 08:27 PM

QUOTE (Jryan @ Jan 20 2008, 06:30 PM)

I wish my daughter was going through what a normal teenager goes through. She has gotten her disability status, She is 18 1/2 I tried to teach her to drive she is too terrified. I took her on some desearted roads, but she can't handle it. I am hoping this summer to maybe try and find her some kind of job that she could get that she doesn't have to deal too much with the public, so she can have something to do outside of the home. I was thinking if we could get her a job at the Library maybe reshelving books, I don't know working at a store is out of the question. I think she will be with me forever, I don't picture her out on her own. But who knows, she is still going through therapy, but has been since she was 14 not much change. But maybe If we could get her out and socializing in some little way, miracles can happen. But I can understand the other side too, my son is 25 out on his own, I only see him when he needs money it seems, lol. Even though he lives in town. But he works and goes to school and has a social life. The other day, I posted my picture and left him a message on his my space, about giving an old chick a chance, he had to make sure to tell his friends on his space I was his mom, didn't want his friends to think he dated older women, lol.

Well, I'll be sure to keep you and your family in my prayers. I personally believe that miracles happen every day, and your day for a miracle will be soon.

IrishEyes

Jan 20 2008, 08:39 PM

QUOTE (ciaddict @ Jan 20 2008, 04:17 PM)

REAL LIFE SUCKS! AND TEENAGERS SUCK!!!

I teach teenagers all day long and I am really glad to give them back to their rightful owner every afternoon...lol...I am sorry you are having such a hard time....

ciaddict

Jan 20 2008, 08:56 PM

QUOTE (Jryan @ Jan 20 2008, 04:30 PM)

I wish my daughter was going through what a normal teenager goes through. She has gotten her disability status, She is 18 1/2 I tried to teach her to drive she is too terrified. I took her on some desearted roads, but she can't handle it. I am hoping this summer to maybe try and find her some kind of job that she could get that she doesn't have to deal too much with the public, so she can have something to do outside of the home. I was thinking if we could get her a job at the Library maybe reshelving books, I don't know working at a store is out of the question. I think she will be with me forever, I don't picture her out on her own. But who knows, she is still going through therapy, but has been since she was 14 not much change. But maybe If we could get her out and socializing in some little way, miracles can happen. But I can understand the other side too, my son is 25 out on his own, I only see him when he needs money it seems, lol. Even though he lives in town. But he works and goes to school and has a social life. The other day, I posted my picture and left him a message on his my space, about giving an old chick a chance, he had to make sure to tell his friends on his space I was his mom, didn't want his friends to think he dated older women, lol.

I'm sorry your daughter is having a hard time, JRyan. But I'm glad she has such a loving, supportive Mom. I"m afraid that my daughter's mom is NOT so loving and supportive today!

But I'm sure she will be again when she gets over being mad!

ohyesvincent

Jan 20 2008, 09:06 PM

QUOTE (Jryan @ Jan 20 2008, 07:30 PM)

I wish my daughter was going through what a normal teenager goes through. She has gotten her disability status, She is 18 1/2 I tried to teach her to drive she is too terrified. I took her on some desearted roads, but she can't handle it. I am hoping this summer to maybe try and find her some kind of job that she could get that she doesn't have to deal too much with the public, so she can have something to do outside of the home. I was thinking if we could get her a job at the Library maybe reshelving books, I don't know working at a store is out of the question. I think she will be with me forever, I don't picture her out on her own. But who knows, she is still going through therapy, but has been since she was 14 not much change. But maybe If we could get her out and socializing in some little way, miracles can happen. But I can understand the other side too, my son is 25 out on his own, I only see him when he needs money it seems, lol. Even though he lives in town. But he works and goes to school and has a social life. The other day, I posted my picture and left him a message on his my space, about giving an old chick a chance, he had to make sure to tell his friends on his space I was his mom, didn't want his friends to think he dated older women, lol.

Prayers are going up so blessings will come down for you

Bubba_Bridges

Jan 20 2008, 09:15 PM

Hi Bubba here, ...

QUOTE (ohyesvincent @ Jan 20 2008, 08:06 PM)

Prayers are going up so blessings will come down for you

Same here.

gorens_veal

Jan 20 2008, 09:19 PM

QUOTE (cifan70 @ Jan 20 2008, 07:25 PM)

Your's too. My son is 9 also. I am dreading 13. My daughter will be 20 at that time.

I used to say that wished my kids could stay under the age of 10 forever.
My oldest is 19 and she just returned to college. We won't see her for two months. When they were little I could'n image going two days without being with her.

My son is 16 and ready to drive. Need I say more.

My youngest is 14 and doesn't leave her room when she is home. She is so different from the other two. We just keep praying and waiting for her to find her nitch and place.

It's amazing that sometimes you might think that the grass is always green on other side, but we all have our problems and crosses to bear.

That's why this site is such a nice diversion. I get a few minutes of me happiness a day whenever I read everyone's posts.

jcsavestheday

Jan 20 2008, 09:38 PM

QUOTE (ciaddict @ Jan 20 2008, 03:17 PM)

REAL LIFE SUCKS! AND TEENAGERS SUCK!!!

Sorry, Valley, I didn't mean you. You're at the tail end of your teens anyway. I guess what I should have said is that one particular defiant 15 y/o who happens to live in my home SUCKS! I don't know whose bright idea it was to invent teenagers, but it sucks. At least there is some good news--I've survived 3 teens already, surely I can survive one more. Its a good thing she's the last one. The teen years seem to get exponentially more difficult with each one. And I'm getting old FAST. And the other good news is that today we switch roles and she gets to stay home all day and clean the apartment from top to bottom and I get to hang out with my friends. So now that I've vented, I'll go catch up on what has been happening since Thursday. Maybe in my mood I should stay away from the strike thread--it wasn't a very happy place when I left it Thursday.

Yeah. I work with teenagers. There are certain phases that they go through that get on my last nerve. They can be very difficult, but its all worth it in the end. And by the end I mean when they're 25 (I say that and I'm a few years under 25). If you get lucky, they'll be ok at 19 or 20. If you're really lucky she'll be ok at 18. If you believe in the miraculous, hope for 17. But 23-25 is about the average for when they stop being diffiult.

JanxAngel

Jan 20 2008, 09:47 PM

I stopped being difficult when I was 20. I moved out.

jcsavestheday

Jan 20 2008, 09:53 PM

QUOTE (JanxAngel @ Jan 20 2008, 08:47 PM)

I stopped being difficult when I was 20. I moved out.

At 18 my mom realized that I was not going to get pregnant, and that I was more responsible than my sister (who is 12 yrs older than me) had ever been in her entire life. I was a senior in high school when i was 18, but my mom pretty much left me alone and let me do whatever (mainly b/c she knew that I wouldn't go overboard). I got engaged at 19 and married two or three weeks before my 20th birthday (Not an advocate of getting married young, even though I'm very happily married).

ciaddict

Jan 20 2008, 09:55 PM

QUOTE (JanxAngel @ Jan 20 2008, 06:47 PM)

I stopped being difficult when I was 20. I moved out.

When my boys were 18 and 21, I moved out!

Seriously, I found another house to rent with my oldest daughter and son-in-law, gave my 30 days notice, and moved out. They both had some serious behaviours that I just couldn't live with, especially with my youngest daughter (she was 5 or 6 at the time). But I just couldn't bring myself to throw them out. So I moved. Turned out to be a good move for my boys. They grew up and became responsible. Well, mostly--my younger son still is addicted to drugs. But I know eventually he will get clean and stay clean. Now the youngest is 15 and driving me crazy!

jcsavestheday

Jan 20 2008, 10:14 PM

QUOTE (ciaddict @ Jan 20 2008, 08:55 PM)

When my boys were 18 and 21, I moved out!

Seriously, I found another house to rent with my oldest daughter and son-in-law, gave my 30 days notice, and moved out. They both had some serious behaviours that I just couldn't live with, especially with my youngest daughter (she was 5 or 6 at the time). But I just couldn't bring myself to throw them out. So I moved. Turned out to be a good move for my boys. They grew up and became responsible. Well, mostly--my younger son still is addicted to drugs. But I know eventually he will get clean and stay clean. Now the youngest is 15 and driving me crazy!

You're a better person than I am. I would have thrown them out, changed the locks, and dared them to break in. Needless to say, I believe in tough love.

ciaddict

Jan 20 2008, 10:22 PM

QUOTE (jcsavestheday @ Jan 20 2008, 07:14 PM)

You're a better person than I am. I would have thrown them out, changed the locks, and dared them to break in. Needless to say, I believe in tough love.

Unfortunately I've never been too good at the tough love thing--I believe in it, just never been good at it. I'm working on it, though. I might have it down by the time this last one is grown and gone!

jcsavestheday

Jan 20 2008, 10:28 PM

QUOTE (ciaddict @ Jan 20 2008, 09:22 PM)

Unfortunately I've never been too good at the tough love thing--I believe in it, just never been good at it. I'm working on it, though. I might have it down by the time this last one is grown and gone!

ROFL!

AmandaB

Jan 20 2008, 11:09 PM

I'm 24 and I will definitely move out when I finish my degree (only 6 more courses to go). Though that will probably mean moving elsewhere, both for a job and because renting in Calgary right now is way too rich for my blood (we're the most expensive place anywhere in Canada, though Toronto and Vancouver are not far behind). It was strange but good to have my sister come back to live with us in December after having been in Europe since January. I welcomed the Swiss chocolate and seeing her again, but adjusting to the German rap took a little longer.

hullbound

Jan 20 2008, 11:11 PM

Sometimes I'm glad I only have one. LOL I swear my son hit the "terrible twos" and is just starting to come out of them at 22. He's what my mother used to call a street angel and a home devil. Good kid just a pain in the butt.

KimberlyTaylor

Jan 20 2008, 11:22 PM

We never had kids...with the things I went through as a kid I was totally afriad I would mess them up metally. The things I have seen make me a bit gun-shy and I would have been a worry wart mom and drove any kids right up the wall.
I guess i will have to settle for "mothering" the weiner dogs and the tabby cat!
You girls have more patience that I do!

ValleyOfTheShadow

Jan 21 2008, 02:27 AM

QUOTE (cifan70 @ Jan 20 2008, 05:15 PM)

I think she wishes she could work for Target or any other dept store for that matter. She actually works for McD's. She absolutely hates it. I can't say I blame her. My first job was Burger King and I hated it but I hung in there for a year before I quit and found another job but I had the other job before I quit. Try to explain this to a teen and they don't get it. They want it all handed to them. No offense to ya Valley.

No offense taken, and Target is really good about minors and hours. When i was in highschool they only gave me the hours i asked for. I would highly recommend she try Target when she is done with McDonalds.

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RIP CHARGERS & PACKERS

janpop4

Jan 21 2008, 10:46 AM

QUOTE (ciaddict @ Jan 20 2008, 09:22 PM)

Unfortunately I've never been too good at the tough love thing--I believe in it, just never been good at it. I'm working on it, though. I might have it down by the time this last one is grown and gone!

Ya know I have never been a tough love kind of person either. I really need to be especially with what is going on with my daughter. Hubby keeps telling me to get tougher with her but I am a big softie. Don't want to ruin that mother/daughter bond that's there but I guess I will have to get tough with her or she won't learn anything.

janpop4

Jan 21 2008, 10:48 AM

QUOTE (ValleyOfTheShado @ Jan 21 2008, 01:27 AM)

No offense taken, and Target is really good about minors and hours. When i was in highschool they only gave me the hours i asked for. I would highly recommend she try Target when she is done with McDonalds.

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RIP CHARGERS & PACKERS

I will definitely have her try Target. I am not sure if she applied there before McD's or not.

hullbound

Jan 21 2008, 10:57 AM

QUOTE (cifan70 @ Jan 21 2008, 10:46 AM)

Ya know I have never been a tough love kind of person either. I really need to be especially with what is going on with my daughter. Hubby keeps telling me to get tougher with her but I am a big softie. Don't want to ruin that mother/daughter bond that's there but I guess I will have to get tough with her or she won't learn anything.

When my son was growing up the talk was all about bolstering their self-esteem blah, blah blah... His self esteem may be OK but he didn't seem to have much respect for us. A healthy fear if you will of disapproval from his parents. When I was a kid, you did what you were told and that was it without (in my house anyway) spanking, much yelling or anything that's just the way it was.

janpop4

Jan 21 2008, 11:07 AM

QUOTE (hullbound @ Jan 21 2008, 09:57 AM)

When my son was growing up the talk was all about bolstering their self-esteem blah, blah blah... His self esteem may be OK but he didn't seem to have much respect for us. A healthy fear if you will of disapproval from his parents. When I was a kid, you did what you were told and that was it without (in my house anyway) spanking, much yelling or anything that's just the way it was.

Yeah, definitely a lot has changed from when I/you went to school and today. You got paddled in school and at home. You can't even lay a hand on children now without getting in trouble by the law. Punishment these days is taking things away from them and for me and my kids, that just doesn't work, especially with my son being ADHD. He doesn't listen to a word we say and he has behavior problems so if we can't spank him and taking things away doesn't work, what do you do?

DonnaLJo

Jan 21 2008, 11:18 AM

QUOTE (Jryan @ Jan 20 2008, 07:30 PM)

I wish my daughter was going through what a normal teenager goes through. She has gotten her disability status, She is 18 1/2 I tried to teach her to drive she is too terrified. I took her on some desearted roads, but she can't handle it. I am hoping this summer to maybe try and find her some kind of job that she could get that she doesn't have to deal too much with the public, so she can have something to do outside of the home. I was thinking if we could get her a job at the Library maybe reshelving books, I don't know working at a store is out of the question. I think she will be with me forever, I don't picture her out on her own. But who knows, she is still going through therapy, but has been since she was 14 not much change. But maybe If we could get her out and socializing in some little way, miracles can happen. But I can understand the other side too, my son is 25 out on his own, I only see him when he needs money it seems, lol. Even though he lives in town. But he works and goes to school and has a social life. The other day, I posted my picture and left him a message on his my space, about giving an old chick a chance, he had to make sure to tell his friends on his space I was his mom, didn't want his friends to think he dated older women, lol.

You're a wonderful mom, jryan. I know that from knowing you from other places. Keep being strong & doing all the wonderful, supportive actions on her behalf, and your daughter will slowly but surely keep improving as she gets older. She's come a long way already. I know many people who are nervous about driving, so that might be something you want to wait on.

The library is a good idea, especially in the stacks where it's quiet, to start out. Who knows where that could lead? My daughter wants to get her Masters in Library Science when she graduates from college. She loves reading, and the solitude & peace.

Your son sounds typical. My 20 year old son who's up at college, I call him or IM him, and its all yes & no, or one word responses. Like he wants to rush me off & get back to his fun. It's frustrating, and it hurts sometimes. I know he loves me, so I try to understand. It's better when he's home on break - I sort of bug him to chat with me, LOL.

LOCIFan87

Jan 21 2008, 01:07 PM

QUOTE (ktjeinuk @ Jan 19 2008, 10:25 AM)

Can someone send me a mop and a few buckets!!!!

I am so sick of all this rain in the UK, I am sure we are getting the entire rainfall for Europe.. oh and guess what they are predicting for tomorrow... yep you got it... more RAIN!!!

That's it, I am going to drown my sorrows... pun intended.

Cloggs

Sorry to hear about your rain fall! In Seattle, we get lots of rain, too this time of year. It actually has let up today. I felt like a duck with web feet from all the rain we had here.

I hope you get some relief soon!

TennesseCIFAn

Jan 21 2008, 01:19 PM

QUOTE (cifan70 @ Jan 21 2008, 10:07 AM)

Yeah, definitely a lot has changed from when I/you went to school and today. You got paddled in school and at home. You can't even lay a hand on children now without getting in trouble by the law. Punishment these days is taking things away from them and for me and my kids, that just doesn't work, especially with my son being ADHD. He doesn't listen to a word we say and he has behavior problems so if we can't spank him and taking things away doesn't work, what do you do?

I can totally understand that! My son is also ADHD, plus he has a learning disablity, so it can make it tough. When he was younger, about 4 I think, my husband and I were at our wits end with his behavior. So after misbehaving for the uptenth time, my husband took him into the bathroom and sang military cadences (hubby spent 7 years in the army) until my son decieded that maybe, just maybe, it would be better to behave than to listen to that again!

janpop4

Jan 21 2008, 01:37 PM

QUOTE (TennesseeCIFan @ Jan 21 2008, 12:19 PM)

I can totally understand that! My son is also ADHD, plus he has a learning disablity, so it can make it tough. When he was younger, about 4 I think, my husband and I were at our wits end with his behavior. So after misbehaving for the uptenth time, my husband took him into the bathroom and sang military cadences (hubby spent 7 years in the army) until my son decieded that maybe, just maybe, it would be better to behave than to listen to that again!

I'll have to talk to my hubby about that one. He was in the Air Force for about 3 years before he fell down a 10 foot hole and busted his back. That is part of the reason he is disabled now. He got honorably discharged but he didn't want the benefits. He wanted to work and felt he could. Now he is paying for it.

ciaddict

Jan 21 2008, 02:11 PM

QUOTE (TennesseeCIFan @ Jan 21 2008, 10:19 AM)

I can totally understand that! My son is also ADHD, plus he has a learning disablity, so it can make it tough. When he was younger, about 4 I think, my husband and I were at our wits end with his behavior. So after misbehaving for the uptenth time, my husband took him into the bathroom and sang military cadences (hubby spent 7 years in the army) until my son decieded that maybe, just maybe, it would be better to behave than to listen to that again!

That is priceless! I wonder how that would work with a 15 y/o girl? Being locked up and forced to hear me sing might be enough to convince anyone to behave!

ohyesvincent

Jan 21 2008, 06:25 PM

I know this is what I get for visiting other neigh"board" hoods, but I am developing some serious 4400 and Burn Notice envy. They've received posts from their writers with updates. I apologize for being so selfish, but I was hoping they could say hello and if they had any questions or comments about our posts. Okay, this is the end of my whining.

I'll send myself to the brig now.

spookycc

Jan 21 2008, 06:34 PM

QUOTE (ohyesvincent @ Jan 21 2008, 06:25 PM)

I know this is what I get for visiting other neigh"board" hoods, but I am developing some serious 4400 and Burn Notice envy. They've received posts from their writers with updates. I apologize for being so selfish, but I was hoping they could say hello and if they had any questions or comments about our posts. Okay, this is the end of my whining.

I'll send myself to the brig now.

Hey OYV, the writers sent us a Thanksgiving pic. The thread is here:

From the Writers

spook

ohyesvincent

Jan 21 2008, 06:48 PM

QUOTE (spookycc @ Jan 21 2008, 06:34 PM)

Hey OYV, the writers sent us a Thanksgiving pic. The thread is here:

From the Writers

spook

Thanks for setting this newbie straight, spook!

That was so great of them! We all miss LOCI and you have your fans support during this difficult time!Peace

jcsavestheday

Jan 21 2008, 06:56 PM

QUOTE (ohyesvincent @ Jan 21 2008, 05:48 PM)

Thanks for setting this newbie straight, spook!

That was so great of them! We all miss LOCI and you have your fans support during this difficult time!Peace

That quote from cherry red in your siggy sounds very naughty out of context.

spookycc

Jan 21 2008, 07:04 PM

QUOTE (ohyesvincent @ Jan 21 2008, 06:48 PM)

Thanks for setting this newbie straight, spook!

That was so great of them! We all miss LOCI and you have your fans support during this difficult time!Peace

We don't call folks newbies here, OYV.

In your case, I believe "newer D'onofriac" would be appropriate.

QUOTE (jcsavestheday @ Jan 21 2008, 06:56 PM)

That quote from cherry red in your siggy sounds very naughty out of context.

HAHAHAHAHAHA!

spook

jcsavestheday

Jan 21 2008, 07:12 PM

QUOTE (spookycc @ Jan 21 2008, 06:04 PM)

We don't call folks newbies here, OYV.

In your case, I believe "newer D'onofriac" would be appropriate.

HAHAHAHAHAHA!

spook

Yeah we don't believe in n00bs (newbie) here. This term is often associated with negativity, and we're against negativity here (at least when it is a pervading attitude and not an opinion)

ohyesvincent

Jan 21 2008, 07:28 PM

QUOTE (jcsavestheday @ Jan 21 2008, 06:56 PM)

That quote from cherry red in your siggy sounds very naughty out of context.

Whoops! I'll be experimenting with new quotes, jc, I think my mind went to a baaaad place for a second. LOL

ohyesvincent

Jan 21 2008, 07:30 PM

QUOTE (spookycc @ Jan 21 2008, 07:04 PM)

We don't call folks newbies here, OYV.

In your case, I believe "newer D'onofriac" would be appropriate.

HAHAHAHAHAHA!

spook

I like that!! Or journeyman D'Onofriac...D'Onofriac lite...D'Onofriac Jr!!!

spookycc

Jan 21 2008, 08:55 PM

QUOTE (ohyesvincent @ Jan 21 2008, 07:30 PM)

I like that!! Or journeyman D'Onofriac...D'Onofriac lite...D'Onofriac Jr!!!

Or intern. Or apprentice. Or novice.

spook

ohyesvincent

Jan 21 2008, 08:57 PM

QUOTE (spookycc @ Jan 21 2008, 08:55 PM)

Or intern. Or apprentice. Or novice.

spook

Apprentice D'Onofriac yessssss

JanxAngel

Jan 21 2008, 09:07 PM

QUOTE (ohyesvincent @ Jan 21 2008, 07:28 PM)

Whoops! I'll be experimenting with new quotes, jc, I think my mind went to a baaaad place for a second. LOL

I LOVE that Cherry Red quote! It's another scene where he just makes the CUTEST face! When she tells him he has to get out it's too adoreable... "But... But EEEEaaammmeees.... Do I hafta?" OH! *SQUEE!*

spookycc

Jan 21 2008, 09:22 PM

QUOTE (ohyesvincent @ Jan 21 2008, 08:57 PM)

Apprentice D'Onofriac yessssss

Add that to your sig lines, OYV!

QUOTE (JanxAngel @ Jan 21 2008, 09:07 PM)

I LOVE that Cherry Red quote! It's another scene where he just makes the CUTEST face! When she tells him he has to get out it's too adoreable... "But... But EEEEaaammmeees.... Do I hafta?" OH! *SQUEE!*

THIS look?

spook

Judyg

Jan 21 2008, 09:27 PM

QUOTE (jcsavestheday @ Jan 21 2008, 06:56 PM)

That quote from cherry red in your siggy sounds very naughty out of context.

That was naughty IN contect

. He was such a 'boy' at that moment sitting in that car.

QUOTE (spookycc @ Jan 21 2008, 09:22 PM)

Add that to your sig lines, OYV!

THIS look?

spook

::thud:: Aw - do I hafta get out?

janpop4

Jan 21 2008, 09:33 PM

QUOTE (spookycc @ Jan 21 2008, 08:22 PM)

Add that to your sig lines, OYV!

THIS look?

spook

I am so jealous. I really wanna see this episode whatever season it is in. I love the car.

cluck73

Jan 21 2008, 09:34 PM

QUOTE (spookycc @ Jan 21 2008, 09:22 PM)

Add that to your sig lines, OYV!

THIS look?

spook

Just makes me want to put my pennies together and buy him a classic ferrari!

JanxAngel

Jan 21 2008, 09:37 PM

QUOTE (spookycc @ Jan 21 2008, 09:22 PM)

Add that to your sig lines, OYV!

THIS look?

spook

That's very close, but his eyebrows were higher. Still... very cute. *squee!*

Judyg

Jan 21 2008, 09:42 PM

QUOTE (cifan70 @ Jan 21 2008, 09:33 PM)

I am so jealous. I really wanna see this episode whatever season it is in. I love the car.

Season 2 - check your PMs

bananas123

Jan 22 2008, 11:00 AM

I know I've asked before but does anyone know why loci isn't on itunes.. or if it is how do I find it?