Where in the world is minna-san?

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Re: Where in the world is minna-san?

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HA! I got you all beat!! Feed the baby, change the baby, rock the baby....24/7!
.....sometimes you have to lose your mind to find it......

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Yes, but it's a labor of love.
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oldwrench wrote:Yes, but it's a labor of love.
Don't say the word labor around Dinky. I am sure it brings back painful memories.
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Ah,JH that's part of the whole deal. Women soon forget that part though, or they wouldn't have a second child. Dinky was actually pretty lucky, things went well for her, even if she is a small woman. My wife had a much rougher time with our first child.
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Can you just imagine what Tall Guys mother must have went through? :swt:
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Elvin wrote:I've been playing various games :pif: I still check atleast once a day but there haven't been any topics which needed my input.
Which is part of the problem. I didn't remove the ability for members to create new topics whenever they see fit. So if there's nothing of interest you can always chose to create some.
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yeah but it's pointless to create a new topic and have nobody else who posts :.: have a nice discussion with :.: :.: yourself :gg:
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Most likely, I'll post.
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The possibility to find interesting topics increases with an increased amount. Well outside Crazy^2. Perhaps inside Crazy^2. And you can always misuse the forum for your blog.

I declare Dinky winner of this topic. Her absence is excused :love: I'm starting to collect childrens shojo anime from the web. And kitten photos. Kids have to start early with the basics (of cuteness)
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I agree! :love: I'll be getting Koen started early with Cardcaptor Sakura!! Right now...he's being exposed to Rurouni Kenshin :thumb:
.....sometimes you have to lose your mind to find it......

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