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My dad causes all babies under 1 to have hysterics, so I think you're doing pretty well.

They just tend to look at me funny then go for the glasses.


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You are a Leprechaun. I'm not even sure what you are. Whiskey-soaked reports from your baffling Isle of Ire raise more questions than they answer. Are you a dwarf? Where's your pickax? If you're an elf, why don't you cobble? You'd think with all your gold, you could invest in some land, perhaps a title, and improve your station. Instead, you hide it in meteorologically-determined locations. You're getting killed on inflation, little friend!
 
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oh - I just went back a page - BABY! awwwww! He's gorgeous!





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babybabybaby... awwwwww i wuv baby...


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Kids either love me or fear me. I'm a large guy with a large voice, so I'm a bit scary, I guess, but I do have a bit of a Santa Claus/Pappa Bear thing going for be because of the same issues. It tends to be young boys that get on best with me, also partly because I am very, very quick to wrassle with little 'uns. This weekend's camping trip, I full expect to get tackled on a regular basis as a consequence, but it entertains them and helps get their energy back to a decent level.


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Hehehe. That is one cheerful baby. Big Grin

(Babies apparently tend to find me kinda funny-lookin' - they gurgle and point and giggle when I look at 'em. When they get older, they just point - my presence seems to confuse and disturb children. Can't think why.)




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Me and my sister used to wrestle with her godfather, then when we were about 10 we weren't allowed anymore (for some reason Razz) and were very sad Frown



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kids like me when i like them. which is most of the time.
but i can be distant-cold-robot-girl and make them hide behind their mothers, soo...


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Me and my sister used to wrestle with her godfather, then when we were about 10 we weren't allowed anymore (for some reason Razz) and were very sad Frown

My grandfather used to try wrestling with me, but I was claustrophobic as a child. After I chucked him inna nobblies with a pointy elbow, he stopped trying.


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babies STARE at me and drool *wibble*


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Thanks for all the baby love. Smile

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My 3-year-old just wrote her first word! And it was her big sister's name, not her own.


That is awesome. Big Grin

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Originally posted by Marvinmarymac:
My dad causes all babies under 1 to have hysterics, so I think you're doing pretty well.

They just tend to look at me funny then go for the glasses.


My dad and my stepdad have had similar effects on babies in our family. My 1 year old neice is currently terrified of my stepdad, and my own little one cried like the world was ending when my dad visited recently.

(And my glasses get snatched a lot, too.)




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Thanks for all the baby love. Smile

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Originally posted by Marvinmarymac:
My dad causes all babies under 1 to have hysterics, so I think you're doing pretty well.

They just tend to look at me funny then go for the glasses.


My dad and my stepdad have had similar effects on babies in our family. My 1 year old neice is currently terrified of my stepdad, and my own little one cried like the world was ending when my dad visited recently.

(And my glasses get snatched a lot, too.)


We even did an experiment when Tori was little - gave her to my dad, howling rage. Gave her to his brother, who has exactly the same voice and was similarly beardy, love and sunshine.

Daddy was terribly offended.


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You are a Leprechaun. I'm not even sure what you are. Whiskey-soaked reports from your baffling Isle of Ire raise more questions than they answer. Are you a dwarf? Where's your pickax? If you're an elf, why don't you cobble? You'd think with all your gold, you could invest in some land, perhaps a title, and improve your station. Instead, you hide it in meteorologically-determined locations. You're getting killed on inflation, little friend!
 
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Isn't it so odd? I can't figure what makes the difference.




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weeeeeeeeeeeird...

beautiful, beautiful baby pics! I could drown in those pretty eyes. Smile

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kids like me when i like them. which is most of the time.
but i can be distant-cold-robot-girl and make them hide behind their mothers, soo...


me, too. random babies in the grocery store and in restaurants stare at me and smile (if I smile at them) and wave. it's very cute.

and the older ones...well, like Dweller, I will allow them to tackle me, crawl all over me, and generally assault me in whatever way they'd like. it's their mothers who are all, "stop that!" not me, so I get all the brownie points. Big Grin


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oh! BABY!

SO CUTE!

also, i love kids of any age. i'm lucky in that they seem to think i'm ok too. my sister was asking how i do it, because she was getting one word answers at best out of our cousin's kids, and i was getting proper conversation. and i said "i have no idea. it just happens."


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Seriously, is this child capable of frowning? Or at least a neutral expression? He's so adorable!


actually, on a few occasions I have sneezed while near him. I guess the noise I made from that made him freeze, stare at me, and then a few moments later....his lips quiver and the most defined frown ever appears. Maybe next time I will try to get a picture of that.


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Please do! Frowning babies are adorable as well.

Brandon does the best crumpled sad face I've ever seen. I mean, he just goes from happy, to uncertain to SAD. His face wrinkles like a sharpei's. The last time it happened, it was when he got stuck on his toybox. It's just a little bit higher than his waist, so when he leaned over to get a toy from the bottom of it and lost his balance, rather than falling right in he ended up with his feet dangling in the air, utterly stuck. I think he was more embarrassed than scared.


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poor kiddo! hahaha! i would have had a hard time not laughing at that.




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I failed to not laugh. We had friends over and we were all cracking up about it, much to his dismay.


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The new greatest thing ever at my parent's is The Foldy Chair Game. You hang on as long as you can as it tips up, last to slide off is the winner.




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bwahahaaha,. i wish they'd invented those when i was ickle. that looks like a damn fun game.


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