XDDDLightweight wrote:That may be the first time (and last time) I hear a mod/admin say that.Tiff wrote:=P Let's get back off-topic, please.
Worthy for the lulz.
If you go through the thread, I'm pretty sure Starscream's said it at least once.
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XDDDLightweight wrote:That may be the first time (and last time) I hear a mod/admin say that.Tiff wrote:=P Let's get back off-topic, please.
Worthy for the lulz.
wait for it. Mine was the same way...started crying around midnight and kept it up all night.the*blue*girl wrote:I got my RealCare Baby Simulator from my child development class today. No sleep for me tonight! =D
I dunno though, it's been on for an hour and a half and all it's done so far is coo. Maybe it just has a really nice personality? =S
It's a good thing I never had to take a class like that. I would've left the damn thing outside.Tiff wrote:wait for it. Mine was the same way...started crying around midnight and kept it up all night.the*blue*girl wrote:I got my RealCare Baby Simulator from my child development class today. No sleep for me tonight! =D
I dunno though, it's been on for an hour and a half and all it's done so far is coo. Maybe it just has a really nice personality? =S
Actually, I think my baby must be a saint or something, because she cried all of twice last night. Once was a midnight, and I was awake anyway. I hardly lost any sleep, and the baby only cries like once every two hours during the day. My friend's baby kept her up all night and cried all day too. Guess I just got lucky :]Tiff wrote:wait for it. Mine was the same way...started crying around midnight and kept it up all night.the*blue*girl wrote:I got my RealCare Baby Simulator from my child development class today. No sleep for me tonight! =D
I dunno though, it's been on for an hour and a half and all it's done so far is coo. Maybe it just has a really nice personality? =S
>( No fair. You're supposed to experience the lovely sleep deprivation that we mothers all have.the*blue*girl wrote:
Actually, I think my baby must be a saint or something, because she cried all of twice last night. Once was a midnight, and I was awake anyway. I hardly lost any sleep, and the baby only cries like once every two hours during the day. My friend's baby kept her up all night and cried all day too. Guess I just got lucky :]
Nope, sorry, not a whole lot of deprivation going on yet. If it makes you feel any better, I lost two hours of sleep last night instead of one =DTiff wrote:>( No fair. You're supposed to experience the lovely sleep deprivation that we mothers all have.the*blue*girl wrote:
Actually, I think my baby must be a saint or something, because she cried all of twice last night. Once was a midnight, and I was awake anyway. I hardly lost any sleep, and the baby only cries like once every two hours during the day. My friend's baby kept her up all night and cried all day too. Guess I just got lucky :]
EXPERIENCE IT, DAMN IT.
YES!!!!!!!!!!michikodesu wrote:I think this is going to quickly become my vent topic....*takes deep breath*....Here goes:
Okay, can I just say how totally STUPID AND BACKWARDS "No Child Left Behind" is!!!! When I was in high school, if you were suspended you didn't get the school work that you missed sent to you while you were AT HOME DOING NOTHING. NO SIR!! When you got back to school, YOU had to make up the work and YOU had to do it on your own time.....and if you didn't finish the work in one weeks time, you received a zero for it and you didn't have extra time to turn in the other work that you still needed to do. You had a crapload of work and it all better be done on time. If we went back to that then maybe these kids would take getting suspended more seriously instead of just laughing it off, because they still will be able to pass regardless.......AGGHHHHHHH!!!