I have never seen a car with stick figure families.
This is the craziest thing I have read on here all day, and I spent the morning reading twocoach posts over in the Kansas title streak thread.
I have never seen a car with stick figure families.
I have never seen a car with stick figure families.
I think that's what you meant.
I didn't think realtors could do that. When we asked ours about the neighborhood when we were looking at our current house, she told us she couldn't give us specifics, but we would "fit right in". She was right, but at the time I thought it was just her way of trying to sell us the houseWhen we went to the open house for the house we now live in, on the back of the flyer was a list of the names, addresses, and ages of the children in the neighborhood. It was actually a nice selling point, because we saw that so many families had kids the same age. But, understandably, the neighbors were ****** off. One neighbor was standing in the next door yard and would announce to all the other neighbors every time someone walked out with a flyer.
I know a guy that has 56 Hawkeye T-shirts and paints his house funny too...
http://www.kcci.com/news/central-iowa/the-story-behind-this-hawkeye-house/21658410
When was the last time you've been in a car? 2008?I have never seen a car with stick figure families.
I have never seen a car with stick figure families.
Can I just say I HATE funerals. I mean seriously, the person is dead, there's nothing you can do about it, and you want to get a bunch of people together to cry about it? 1.) Maybe you all should've got together before they died and tried to save their life if you cared so much about them. 2.) People being so sensitive is the downfall of America.
I suspect people who do the loving memory stickers are struggling with the thought that their loved one is gone and might be forgotten. Since both of my parents died when my kids were young, I try to tell them stories about them and keep photo albums and scrapbooks and hope that some day they pass on those memories to their children.
The stick families just seem sort of dangerous to me. It seems like an advertisement that yes I am traveling with small children if some ped wants to follow us and try and nab a child when we stop somewhere. Probably just me being paranoid.
Am I to understand that America's "Greatest Generation" was in fact gutting this country from the inside all along?
Damnit. I can't un-see that.
Damnit. I can't un-see that.