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Oh, that belt was the deal breaker. When I saw that thing coming off, I knew I had really ****ed up. I got beat with that SOB to the point that I couldn't walk the next day.
Guarantee you that what ever it was I had done, I never did it again, lol.
Remember when they would hold your hand and beat the hell out of you with the belt? You'd run around in a circle like a wild man trying to get away from it but it didn't help, you were just basically running around in a circle getting your **** beat, instead of standing in one spot getting your *** beat, lol.
Guarantee you that what ever it was I had done, I never did it again, lol.
Remember when they would hold your hand and beat the hell out of you with the belt? You'd run around in a circle like a wild man trying to get away from it but it didn't help, you were just basically running around in a circle getting your **** beat, instead of standing in one spot getting your *** beat, lol.
Or at least they should.
Not trying to be a downer or point fingers, but as a father of a child with ADHD (And NOT just a normal hyper child) I would suggest looking up the symptoms and keeping an eye out for them. IF the child has ADHD then identifying and treating it as young as possible will make things FAR easier on the child growing up.
My daughter started showing signs around 2. She too is very large for her age. (Now 11 and 5' 4" and 110lbs) By two she had compulsive hair tugging, delayed speech development, and an obsessive desire to climb. To us it just seemed like a normal way a child develops, and the symptoms are NOT what you may think ADHD is. By age 5 she was still using short 3-5 word sentences and rarely attempted complex discussion. She had trouble paying attention and still had the same obessive/compulsive behvior.
By 5 I wanted to get her tested, but relented to my wife insistence that she would grow out of it and everything would be normal. My daughter struggled through kindergarten and 1st grade, and by 2nd grade was beginning to require special ed classes to pass. And it wasn't just school work, she struggled to make and keep friends and was often picked on and bullied.
My wife finally broke down and agreed to the ADHD testing near the end of 2nd grade, and yes, my daughter has ADHD. We got her on Concerta and the very first day she took her medicine her teacher called us to tell us what an amazing day she had. The teacher had no idea that she just started taking ADHD medicine, but the change the very first day was instantly noticeable to everyone.
She's been on the medicine for 3 years now. She's now getting almost all A's and a couple of B's in school, taking normal classes just like everyone else. Her speech is MILES above where it used to be, she's able to focus when she needs to, but she's still a kid and does all of the normal kid things. She no longer has problems making friends and it's not unusual to have kids in stores or at the park yell out a friendly "Hi" when they see her.
Again, not trying to jump the gun, just trying to make a father aware. Look up the symptoms and keep an eye out. If there is nothing wrong then fantastic.
But IF the child does start showing signs, a little knowledge and observation can make a MASSIVE difference on how that child grows up.
Last edited by Moustang; 12/15/13 at 11:12 AM.
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HAHA..
Update on the tree...they don't have a stand for it and all the stores are sold out.
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If you move down here Diana, you'll need to learn a new language. Here's you a starter course, lol.
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I need to get some tvs for the doors on the 500.