Anybody home?

[Nukie]

Make him scared.
Just stare at him every time he is outside.
Stare at him
- from behind your window
- From somewhere in the garden
- from a distance behind a tree (but ofc make sure he can see you)
- when he's at school (staring trough the windows)
- when hes in town with his friends (from your car or so)
- from your own garden
- with friends
- etc (be creative)

If you follow him around a few days (or longer) and keep on staring at him (just that. Staring) he will **** his pants sooner or later... Or he will tell his dad who will chase you with a rifle.

[inveni0]

Originally Posted by Nukie

Make him scared.
Just stare at him every time he is outside.
Stare at him
- from behind your window
- From somewhere in the garden
- from a distance behind a tree (but ofc make sure he can see you)
- when he's at school (staring trough the windows)
- when hes in town with his friends (from your car or so)
- from your own garden
- with friends
- etc (be creative)

If you follow him around a few days (or longer) and keep on staring at him (just that. Staring) he will **** his pants sooner or later... Or he will tell his dad who will chase you with a rifle.

The problem is that we're in the country...so when I say "neighbor", he's actually about 1/2 mile from me. So, catching him out and about is harder than if we were in a subdivision or such. But I'll catch him. I'll catch him real good. What makes me scary is that I'm actually a little crazy. And people can see that when I start get'n serious. It's what I like to call a gift.

[inveni0]

I'm 30 today. I'm not sure how I feel about that, yet.

[hulahuga]

One should say gratz I suppose!

No matter how much you think about your age time will go on, and there is so far nothing you can do about it So don't worry, be happy!

[Nukie]

Congrats dude. Your a real man now.
2,5 years from now I will follow. Then I can finally drink in a bar and legally create accidents on the freeway.

[Psycho Mantis]

whait what? first gongrats to inveni0 - i thought you where older than me. so don´t worry, there are some more oldfags in this forum.

second - nukie: what do you mean? i suppose your 27,5 - but why does that not make you a man? or does the netherlands have another legal age

[DaddyDoom]

Ok guys. It's humongous boner time.

[Tycane3D]

Originally Posted by inveni0

I'm 30 today. I'm not sure how I feel about that, yet.

congrats man, will follow in a year.

Just act immature, like i do...nobody believes i'm 29

[Nukie]

Originally Posted by Psycho Mantis

...

second - nukie: what do you mean? i suppose your 27,5 - but why does that not make you a man? or does the netherlands have another legal age

Well it was a badly placed joke because people always say they feel terrible leaving the 20s and entering the 30s. Maybe because they leave their "wild" life phase and move on to more adulthood.

Ofc, that probably isn't true for most of us on this forum. We will never grow up.

Originally Posted by DaddyDoom

Ok guys. It's humongous boner time.

Drooooooool!!!!!


(PS: See what I mean?)

[rocneasta]

i swear kindergarten is ****. 4 days in and we're already having high fever, 39,8 celzius and i can't bring it down for 1 degree not even with 20 min of showering etc.

i wish people took better care of their kids sending them only healthy in the kindergarten.

sometimes i feel like the staff wants the kids to be ill - so they have less on their hands - things like taking them outside without zipping their jackets, or putting their hats on...

[inveni0]

Originally Posted by rocneasta

i swear kindergarten is ****. 4 days in and we're already having high fever, 39,8 celzius and i can't bring it down for 1 degree not even with 20 min of showering etc.

i wish people took better care of their kids sending them only healthy in the kindergarten.

sometimes i feel like the staff wants the kids to be ill - so they have less on their hands - things like taking them outside without zipping their jackets, or putting their hats on...

Nah, my wife is a Paraprofessional for kids with special needs, and she is constantly complaining about parents bringing/sending their sick kids to school. All it takes is one parent that doesn't want to mess with missing work to take care of THEIR OWN KID, and a whole classroom can get sick.

[inveni0]

My 6-year old is wanting to start saving money for some of the larger purchases he'd like to make. I think it's great that his first thought when wanting something special is not whether or not his mother and I will buy it for him, but instead how he can earn it himself. His idea for fundraising? He wants to create a video game for the iPhone. Since this is what I do, I told him that I'd help him make it happen, but he'd have to do all of the concept work. I also told him that he'd have to oversee the art design and programming. We've been working on it here and there over the last week or so, and I've gotta tell you...he's onto something. He has a real solid vision about what he wants from the game, and it's actually pretty promising. I've had to make a couple changes in order to get the game to fit the iPhone/iPod/iPad business model, but the changes are pretty insignificant with regard to the gameplay and such.

So, it's going well. There was just one problem... One of the changes I had to make was in the form of censorship. That's right. I had to tell him that we'd have to tone down the violence or Apple wouldn't allow us to sell the game. Did he hesitate? Nope. He put his little brain to work, and together, we came up with a mighty elegant solution.

There are a lot of reasons to be proud of your children just because they love themselves and others. Because they're strong, brave and forgiving. It's what you would call being proud "just because". But when you see a fire ignite within your child, and you see them flex their wings... That's a whole new level of proud.

I love being a father.

[rocneasta]

Originally Posted by inveni0

Nah, my wife is a Paraprofessional for kids with special needs, and she is constantly complaining about parents bringing/sending their sick kids to school. All it takes is one parent that doesn't want to mess with missing work to take care of THEIR OWN KID, and a whole classroom can get sick.

true, well we ended up with some viral infection and will have high fever for 7 days at least last night at the hospital he got checked for respiratory to urinal and blood problems

[rocneasta]

Originally Posted by inveni0

There are a lot of reasons to be proud of your children just because they love themselves and others. Because they're strong, brave and forgiving. It's what you would call being proud "just because". But when you see a fire ignite within your child, and you see them flex their wings... That's a whole new level of proud.

I love being a father.

Amen. Hoping to sense that whole new level soon (twice the punch, since my second child is due in July)

[Tycane3D]

Originally Posted by inveni0

My 6-year old is wanting to start saving money for some of the larger purchases he'd like to make. I think it's great that his first thought when wanting something special is not whether or not his mother and I will buy it for him, but instead how he can earn it himself. His idea for fundraising? He wants to create a video game for the iPhone. Since this is what I do, I told him that I'd help him make it happen, but he'd have to do all of the concept work. I also told him that he'd have to oversee the art design and programming. We've been working on it here and there over the last week or so, and I've gotta tell you...he's onto something. He has a real solid vision about what he wants from the game, and it's actually pretty promising. I've had to make a couple changes in order to get the game to fit the iPhone/iPod/iPad business model, but the changes are pretty insignificant with regard to the gameplay and such.

So, it's going well. There was just one problem... One of the changes I had to make was in the form of censorship. That's right. I had to tell him that we'd have to tone down the violence or Apple wouldn't allow us to sell the game. Did he hesitate? Nope. He put his little brain to work, and together, we came up with a mighty elegant solution.

There are a lot of reasons to be proud of your children just because they love themselves and others. Because they're strong, brave and forgiving. It's what you would call being proud "just because". But when you see a fire ignite within your child, and you see them flex their wings... That's a whole new level of proud.

I love being a father.

Thats kewl!.....i was told by my grandparents that when i was 6 or 7 i used to spend al the time i got allocated for the computer (1 hours max a day) "playing" kidpix on the mac classic (or lisa or plus or whatever it was called back then)....used to draw a side profile of what i thought was a tank, and used the selection marque to make the track....since the marque's stripes move, it would look like the tank's track moved, my first animation haha.

23 years later i'm doing the same thing on a larger scale and getting paid for it....so if thats anything to go on ur kid might become the next bill gates
Not that i'm anywhere near bill gates, i didnt understand the concept of getting paid to make images/animations till way later...ur kid gets it now already.



@rocneasta

U where a host for a popidols kinda thing??