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Posted by Jim@concordfarms. on April 27, 2005 at 17:45:34 from (66.244.72.27):
In Reply to: Story about today's generation ... posted by Rodent on April 27, 2005 at 10:06:58:
Girl has been chasing me for several months now. Guess I'm attractive. (I have a job!) She has 3 kids from a previous marriage. daughter, 15, is a cheerleader. Thinks she's the queen. Cheerleading is a year round occupation. Bake sales, camp, practice 6 days a week. Refuses to wear a bra, screams at her mother all the time, spends the weekend at her boyfriend's house. Son no. 1 is 14, wrestles and plays basketball. Won't speak, grunts if poked w/ a stick. Son no. 2, 12, likewise. No communication skills at all. None have ever come close to making the honor roll. Told mom that I'd be glad to have the boys for hay help last summer. You know the answer. And mom wants to know why I'm always so wrapped up in my farm and my job that I don't have time to go out with her. Jim.
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