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What's one piece of advice, that you think, should be passed on to every child?




 

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Enigma
posted 4-Jun-2006 8:23pm  
The Golden Rule  * wink *
hypersky
posted 4-Jun-2006 9:32pm  
Respect yourself, respect others.
CarolL
posted 4-Jun-2006 9:32pm  
If it doesn't feel right, don't do it.

(Almost) anything in moderation

Keep your sperm to yourself  * winking raspberry *
hypersky
(reply to blondie20) posted 4-Jun-2006 9:33pm  
Good survey, blondie!
hypersky
(reply to CarolL) posted 4-Jun-2006 9:33pm  
> If it doesn't feel right, don't do it.
>
> (Almost) anything in moderation
>
> Keep your sperm to yourself  * winking raspberry *

You have to have kids to get that!
CarolL
(reply to hypersky) posted 4-Jun-2006 9:35pm  
conversely, you have to get 'that' to have kids!  * laughing out loud * I slay me.
RGirl
posted 4-Jun-2006 9:37pm  
Don't tease or bully. It will come back to you later. I guess that would be something like 'What comes around goes around.' or something.
hypersky
(reply to CarolL) posted 4-Jun-2006 9:44pm  
On a slight tangent (about having "got some."): I friend once told me the "kids are the screwing ya get for the screwing ya got." Sometimes I think she was right. Most times I disagree, though...

You are funny. I love it when you say you slay you (try saying that three times drunk...)
hypersky
(reply to RGirl) posted 4-Jun-2006 9:45pm  
That's a classic. Good one, penny.
hypersky
(reply to Enigma) posted 4-Jun-2006 9:46pm  
> The Golden Rule  * wink *


Is there actual wording to this Golden Rule. I keep hearing about it, but I don't think I've ever heard someone say "The Golden Rule is..."
southernyankee Bronze Star Survey Creator
posted 4-Jun-2006 9:55pm  
To have a strong personality and don't be nice to people who try to fudge with your rights, under any circumstances.
RGirl
(reply to hypersky) posted 4-Jun-2006 9:55pm  
Well, since I was teased really bad it stands out in the forefront of my mind.
hypersky
(reply to RGirl) posted 4-Jun-2006 10:02pm  
I'm right in the thick of it with my daughters. They are 17, 15 and 12, and they are going to be wonderful adults. It's just that presently, they are on "let's piss my sisters off" mode, which sucks the energy out of me. Respect is a fundamental value with me, and it pains me to watch them act like this. It's like they want to be Paris Hilton, but I keep reminding them that Paris Hilton is a no-life, jaded, spoiled brat.
RGirl
(reply to hypersky) posted 4-Jun-2006 10:05pm  
Tell them Paris Hilton is empty and has nothing to offer. That is how I feel about people who rely on their sexuality to keep any one's attention. They only do it because they know they have nothing more to offer. The kind of person I'm trying to describe, a perfect example is Paris Hilton.
Zang
posted 4-Jun-2006 10:05pm  
Every child should be taught the difference between their ass...and a hole in the ground.  * poker face *
hypersky
(reply to RGirl) posted 4-Jun-2006 10:11pm  
I do tell them that Paris Hilton is an empty shell, and they understand it, however they are hypnotized by her ability to get what she wants, when she wants it. I think the power that celebrity brings you is what enthralls teens most. What celebrities do with that power seems almost irrelevant.
ultamate
posted 4-Jun-2006 10:15pm  
To love yourself and always be true to who you are.
longhaultrucker
posted 4-Jun-2006 10:46pm  
To treat a woman like a princess, except the evil one's
Strider Survey Central Gold Subscriber Gold Qualifier
posted 4-Jun-2006 10:47pm  
You should always beahve when out in public.
eloradanan
posted 4-Jun-2006 11:19pm  
Treat other people the same as you want to be treated.
cabinfever
posted 5-Jun-2006 12:28am  
For chrissake don't follow in my footsteps! GO to school, get an education, no matter what. And be mindful how you treat people... but don't let them treat you like crap either!!
cabinfever
(reply to hypersky) posted 5-Jun-2006 12:32am  
The 'Golden Rule' is what Pennyann pretty much said. "Do unto others as you would have them do to you."

Psst, what were you drinking?
cabinfever
(reply to hypersky) posted 5-Jun-2006 12:47am  
Unfortunately that is the way it is with sisters. They probably all PMS at the same time too. When your first two leave home your third daughter should settle down. Sorry I can't be of more help or good news. * laughing out loud * My sister and I fought like Holyfield and Tyson often. Wasn't until she was out of high school that we were able to get along, and we did very well until recently.

What IS IT with Paris Hilton? Other than she has no modesty. She is not that pretty of a girl, and I don't think she is really all that sexy either.
ausfox
posted 5-Jun-2006 2:01am  
Just be yourself
ultamate
(reply to longhaultrucker) posted 5-Jun-2006 5:41am  
> To treat a woman like a princess, except the evil
> one's

sometimes the evil ones are the way they are because some man treated her like a princess, then when her knew he had her he treated her like chit.
ultamate
(reply to cabinfever) posted 5-Jun-2006 5:43am  
> GO to school, get an education, no matter what.
> And be mindful how you treat people... but don't
> let them treat you like crap either!!

that is a good one!
ultamate
(reply to hypersky) posted 5-Jun-2006 6:01am  
> I'm right in the thick of it with my daughters.
> They are 17, 15 and 12, and they are going to
> be wonderful adults. It's just that presently,
> they are on "let's piss my sisters off" mode,
> which sucks the energy out of me. Respect is
> a fundamental value with me, and it pains me to
> watch them act like this.

The 17 year old is boss; she is expected to set an example. The 15 year old is stuck between a child and an adult, and the youngest is the baby no matter what she does. All three of them are in award stages in their lives. And all GIRLS, you poor man! They will probably grow up to be very close to each other but not before they drive daddy crazy.
ROCKMAN
posted 5-Jun-2006 6:18am  
Treat others like you want them to treat you. If they don't, don't take no crap and if need be take action.
icurok
posted 5-Jun-2006 7:21am  
You will never, *ever*, know everything. Never be complacent about what little you do know. Keep an open mind and never stop learning.
Irene007 Survey Central Gold Subscriber Gold Star Survey Creator Survey Qualifier
posted 5-Jun-2006 7:55am  
It depends on the context - I have plenty of good advice.
Irene007 Survey Central Gold Subscriber Gold Star Survey Creator Survey Qualifier
(reply to icurok) posted 5-Jun-2006 7:56am  
> You will never, *ever*, know everything. Never be complacent about
> what little you do know. Keep an open mind and never stop learning.


 * grin * You just reminded me why I like you so much!
Cain
posted 5-Jun-2006 9:03am  
For young kids, sometimes, adults mess up.
For older kids and teenagers, you can and will get through hardship, no matter how bad it seems.
Scott
posted 5-Jun-2006 9:29am  
There are three pieces of advice that should, above all else, be passed on to every child. They are:

1. Don't trust "whitey"
2. The Lord loves a workin' man
3. See a doctor and get rid of it
Amanda
posted 5-Jun-2006 11:21am  
Be perfect. -Coach Gary Gaines
Iseult Survey Central Subscriber Silver Star Survey Creator Gold Qualifier
posted 5-Jun-2006 11:28am  
Don't stick a butter knife in the toaster to get that bagel out. Seriously, don't.
Galomorro Bronze Star Survey Creator Gold Qualifier
posted 5-Jun-2006 11:39am  
To save money. Related to saving money is that if you get addicted to tobacco or some other kind of expensive drug, this is going to take a LOT out of what you might ordinarily be able to put away for more useful stuff, like buying a home.
Melf Gold Qualifier
posted 5-Jun-2006 11:55am  
Never be ashamed of what you believe.
bill Survey Central Gold Subscriber Gold Star Survey Creator
posted 5-Jun-2006 2:26pm  
don't eat yellow snow
LJD
posted 5-Jun-2006 2:59pm  
Learn, study, understand....the Bible
cabinfever
(reply to ultamate) posted 5-Jun-2006 4:28pm  
Thanks.... my daughter likes to read, so I'm hoping to encourage that into a good education.
cabinfever
(reply to bill) posted 5-Jun-2006 4:31pm  
"If the snow is white, then it's alright.
It it's yellow or green, it's just not clean!"

-Koda from 'Brother Bear'
Pomeranian
posted 5-Jun-2006 5:38pm  
God likes to watch. He's a prankster. Think about it. He gives man instincts. He gives you this extraordinary gift and then what does he do? I swear, for his own amusement, his own private cosmic gag-reel he sets the rules in opposition. It's the goof of all time. Look but don't touch. Touch but don't taste. Taste but don't swallow. And while you're jumping on one foot to the next, what is he doing? He's laughing his sick fudging ass off. He's a tightass. He's a sadist. He's an absentee-landlord! Worship that? Never!
RGirl
(reply to Pomeranian) posted 5-Jun-2006 6:56pm  
Absentee landlord, I love that!
cerealkiller Silver Star Survey Creator Gold Qualifier
posted 5-Jun-2006 7:22pm  
Never have children.
blondie20
posted 5-Jun-2006 7:55pm  
Be yourself.
blondie20
(reply to hypersky) posted 5-Jun-2006 7:56pm  
> Good survey, blondie!

Thanks  * smile *
hypersky
(reply to cabinfever) posted 5-Jun-2006 8:25pm  
Yeah, I've heard that one.

Was I that obvious?
hypersky
(reply to cabinfever) posted 5-Jun-2006 8:33pm  
So, I have about 10 years of this crap to put up with? Sheesh!

I think it's Paris Hilton's attitude that gets to teenage girls. Her "I'm rich and you have to work for a living, loser" routine is so incredibly disrespectful that she comes across like a jaded Marie-Antoinette stick figure. Marie-Antoinette ended up with her head in a guillotine; we can only hope that the guillotine makes a comeback so that Paris can be the first kid on her block to get one. Imagine THAT episode of the Simple Life...
hypersky
(reply to ultamate) posted 5-Jun-2006 8:44pm  
So I'm looking at having a tight-knit trio, but only after I've lost my marbles... I should have had the vasectomy BEFORE I got kids...
Enigma
(reply to hypersky) posted 5-Jun-2006 10:53pm  
> Is there actual wording to this Golden Rule. I keep hearing about
> it, but I don't think I've ever heard someone say "The Golden Rule
> is..."

It's the do unto others etc rule  * wink *
Pomeranian
(reply to RGirl) posted 6-Jun-2006 12:09am  
If you haven't already, you have to see Al Pachino chew the scenery with this monolouge from "The Devil's Advocate".
cabinfever
(reply to hypersky) posted 6-Jun-2006 12:21am  
You said something in an earlier post about saying something three times while drunk or drinking. So yeah, that's pretty obvious. * wink * So what was it?
romkey Survey Central Gold Subscriber
posted 6-Jun-2006 12:24am  
Figure things out for yourself.
cabinfever
(reply to hypersky) posted 6-Jun-2006 12:24am  
I've never seen 'The Simple Life', but that would be an episode I'd make an effort to see!
JessicaWoman99
posted 6-Jun-2006 12:47am  
Accepting that person he or she just as they are in this life whether or not that person is gay , transgendered or handicapped or a different race and teaching our children that hatred is very wrong' in the eyes of our Lord God
JessicaWoman99
(reply to longhaultrucker) posted 6-Jun-2006 12:52am  
> To treat a woman like a princess, except the evil one's

I just love being treated like a Princess he opens the door for me and treats me like a lady, and helps me out when I need some help, and treats me out to some Fine Italian Restaurant the most expensive I feel like Martha Stewart fresh out of Prison he he
JessicaWoman99
(reply to longhaultrucker) posted 6-Jun-2006 12:53am  
And no" I am not an evil woman"
RGirl
(reply to Pomeranian) posted 6-Jun-2006 1:14am  
I've seen it but it was a long time ago. Maybe I should watch it again.
RGirl
(reply to hypersky) posted 6-Jun-2006 1:19am  
Marie Antionette wasn't what a lot of people portray her to be. She was really only guilty of being married to the wrong family (she didn't pick her husband and was 14 when she married). She really had no business being in France (she was Austrian). Also, 'Let them eat cake.' is a myth. Ok, continue...
gsummers
posted 6-Jun-2006 7:57am  
Treat others like you would like to be treated.. simple.
Jody
posted 6-Jun-2006 1:28pm  
It's not about you.
hypersky
(reply to Enigma) posted 6-Jun-2006 6:05pm  
Got it. I always thought that's the rule they (whoever "they" are) were referring to.

Thanks!
hypersky
(reply to cabinfever) posted 6-Jun-2006 6:08pm  
Red wine, but there's no way on earth - no way on earth - I mean no way on earth that I was even remotely drunk. You must've smelled it on my breath...
hypersky
(reply to cabinfever) posted 6-Jun-2006 6:14pm  
This is an exclusive bit of the script from the upcoming Simple Life guillotine episode.

Paris: "So, like, I have to stick my head in this hole?"
Guillotine Dude: "Uh, yeah..."
Paris: "This is retarded. Hey, why are you locking the neck brace thingy?"
GD: "So the blade will hit your neck just right."
Paris: "Okay, I'm bored now. Can you get me outta... (SCHLING!)"

...and suddenly, the world is a better place.
hypersky
(reply to RGirl) posted 6-Jun-2006 6:16pm  
I'm not that well versed in the French Revolution. Thanks for clarifying this. Poor girl, wrong place, wrong time, wrong king.
RGirl
(reply to hypersky) posted 6-Jun-2006 6:19pm  
Yeah, I have a thing for the history of monarchs. Love reading about them. I tend to focus on the poor women, like Marie here, and Mary Queen of Scots, poor Lady Jane Grey, etc.
hypersky
(reply to RGirl) posted 6-Jun-2006 6:22pm  
I'm sure many of them were chained (metaphorically speaking) into loveless marriages. I understand that marriage back then was all about defending the class system, protecting bloodlines and creating strategic alliances; not exactly a great recipe for passion and romance.
cabinfever
(reply to hypersky) posted 7-Jun-2006 2:21am  
Oooo, red... can't have that. Gives me ripper headaches. Even blushes kill me. But there are a few whites I really like.
cabinfever
(reply to hypersky) posted 7-Jun-2006 2:24am  
 * laughing out loud *
BTW, who are the ladies in your avatar?
Biggles Bronze Star Survey Creator Survey Qualifier
posted 7-Jun-2006 9:09am  
You can listen to advice, but you don't have to follow it.
longhaultrucker
(reply to ultamate) posted 7-Jun-2006 9:20am  
? man haters?  * laughing out loud *
longhaultrucker
(reply to JessicaWoman99) posted 7-Jun-2006 9:24am  
did i say you were?  * laughing out loud *
ultamate
(reply to longhaultrucker) posted 7-Jun-2006 11:09am  
No not man haters, just woman who demand to be treated with the same respect a man would expect.
hypersky
(reply to cabinfever) posted 7-Jun-2006 11:16am  
Chilled whites in the summertime are okay for me, but it's red otherwise.
hypersky
(reply to cabinfever) posted 7-Jun-2006 11:16am  
I don't know who they are. Do you like them?
longhaultrucker
(reply to ultamate) posted 7-Jun-2006 3:08pm  
Well i found a cute lil woman and i noticed that as well
ultamate
(reply to longhaultrucker) posted 7-Jun-2006 3:13pm  
 * yes * good for her!
longhaultrucker
(reply to ultamate) posted 7-Jun-2006 3:16pm  
 * yes * she is everything i'm looking for but there is a couple of things to my disadvantage  * wry smile *
ultamate
(reply to longhaultrucker) posted 7-Jun-2006 3:24pm  
Like what? If there are only a few things I'd say you defiantly found the right one.
longhaultrucker
(reply to ultamate) posted 7-Jun-2006 3:28pm  
The fact that i'm always on the road and so far away from here, like i have been through 6 states in the last 2 days, i want to stay home and spend evenings with her  * wry smile *
ultamate
(reply to longhaultrucker) posted 7-Jun-2006 3:41pm  
You should find a local job driving a truck. I know a guy who drives a truck local and clams to make more money than when he did long halls.
longhaultrucker
(reply to ultamate) posted 7-Jun-2006 3:50pm  
That is my plan but i still have to get my expierence on paper to get a local job, i have a instructor's license which means i can train drivers to drive a truck, BUT i don't have expierence to drive a truck in town, i can drive a 80,000 pound vehicle from Los Angeles to Chicago in 2 days but i don't quote "lack the abilities to drive local"  * rolls eyes * i was tempted to back my 53 foot trailer over the owners car to the place i applied to and say oops, my apologizes sir, that is right i don't have enough expierence to back up
cabinfever
(reply to hypersky) posted 7-Jun-2006 5:58pm  
> I don't know who they are. Do you like them?
Is this a trick question? * wink * They do have a nice shape, but I was checking out the thong panties they are wearing.... talk about butt floss! Wonder how much they cover 'up front'.
ultamate
(reply to longhaultrucker) posted 7-Jun-2006 6:32pm  
That makes no sense! If you can drive all over the US on dangerous high ways and through strange towns, then it makes prefect sense that you could safely drive in a town that you know like the back of your hand. Just keep trying something will come up.
JessicaWoman99
(reply to longhaultrucker) posted 7-Jun-2006 9:59pm  
> did i say you were?  * laughing out loud *

Why of course you did
hypersky
(reply to cabinfever) posted 8-Jun-2006 4:58pm  
I don't know, but I could be convinced to hop a plane and find out... Mmmmmm!
kitti723
posted 9-Jun-2006 12:36am  
Don't let anyone touch you and scream at the top of your lungs if they try to.
gazelda1
posted 9-Jun-2006 12:36pm  
always trust your instincts.. not what you want and your thoughts but what you really feel
Oscar
posted 13-Jun-2006 12:07pm  
Share
cloudhugger
posted 17-Jun-2006 11:03am  
"You can do anything you want to". When talking about career choices, not about if they can have gum before bedtime.
I cannot remember how many times I got shot down by my parents and school counselors when discussing the 'what do you want to be when you grow up' gig. At the time small white girls were given 4 choices. That pisses me off. I became a rebel, and an unsuccesful one at that. They sucked all the drive out of me. So I did drugs and drank alot, that showed 'em!
gambler Gold Star Survey Creator
posted 24-Jun-2006 7:02pm  
Trust no one, but yourself?
clare
posted 10-Jul-2006 1:14pm  
Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.
docgbrown
posted 19-Aug-2006 3:07am  
Wash your hands after you're done in the bathroom
mve17
posted 28-Aug-2006 5:45pm  
Take the sweets from strangers.
thecomic22
posted 5-Jan-2007 12:57pm  
Learn from every mistake, cause you WILL make plenty, trust me.
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