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Former Member · **Joined:** Mon Aug 29, 2005 1:40 pm **Posts:** 1493

T33driver wrote:

Well, something like that, but they aren't as diplomatic, what usually follows is, "daddy can we use your car to go to the movies and can we stay out a little later?"

So Paul...you're saying that Scott should chance your nickname to "sugar daddy"?

T33driver · **Posted:** Thu Dec 14, 2006 9:21 am

jpeters wrote:

T33driver wrote:

Well, something like that, but they aren't as diplomatic, what usually follows is, "daddy can we use your car to go to the movies and can we stay out a little later?"

So Paul...you're saying that Scott should chance your nickname to "sugar daddy"?

Naw, actually they have jobs and help pay for car expenses and recreational shopping, but I'm not immune to slipping my daughters a few bucks once in a while to have fun since they're great kids getting good grades and staying out of trouble. Their charm is pretty irresistible[/i]

Beachy · **Joined:** Sat Apr 08, 2006 6:20 am **Posts:** 1104

T33driver wrote:

Absolutely! Ain't nothun good happens after midnight from the parents' perspective. Of course when I was 16 years old, my opinion on that was quite the opposite and they are my flesh and blood, so there's a high likelihood something resembling my brain cells process in their head. (ok I just lobbed you a hanging curve ball to hit out of the park)

Oh, no -- I don't want to insult your children in the process!

Former Member · **Joined:** Mon Aug 29, 2005 1:40 pm **Posts:** 1493

T33driver wrote:

Absolutely! Ain't nothun good happens after midnight from the parents' perspective. Of course when I was 16 years old, my opinion on that was quite the opposite and they are my flesh and blood, so there's a high likelihood something resembling my brain cells process in their head. (ok I just lobbed you a hanging curve ball to hit out of the park)

You and I must think alike...my wife and I have often voiced that concern about our two boys (ages 12 & 14) given the way we acted while dating in high school.

T33driver · **Posted:** Thu Dec 14, 2006 9:34 am

my girls do talk back to me and give me a hard time in gest, with cascades of laughter at my expense that soon follows. With the rapid advancement in the sharp wits of my 16 year old twins and 12 year old, I'm getting away with less and less smart talk much to the glee of my wife, but that's ok....as the only men in the house, the retriever and I can bond and he's a giver...always wanting to share his rawhide or tattered, stuffed raccoon with me.

Beachy · **Joined:** Sat Apr 08, 2006 6:20 am **Posts:** 1104

How sweet, a man and his dog............

As I'm sure you know, we daughters take great delight in needling our dads..........

T33driver · **Posted:** Thu Dec 14, 2006 9:46 am

beachgirl wrote:

How sweet, a man and his dog............

As I'm sure you know, we daughters take great delight in needling our dads..........

Yes, and I'm outnumbered...no fair! It's amazing how advanced the needling skills are at such a tender young age.

Beachy · **Joined:** Sat Apr 08, 2006 6:20 am **Posts:** 1104

Oh stop! Think of how dull your life would be without them! I remind my father of that every time I see him! Of course, that's usually because I'm trying to convince him that I need his boat much more than he does! I also remind him that I'm his favorite............

Hmmmm.........maybe that's why HE drinks whiskey........

T33driver · **Posted:** Thu Dec 14, 2006 10:00 am

yes, all of that

Beachy · **Joined:** Sat Apr 08, 2006 6:20 am **Posts:** 1104

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Yup, the spell of daddy's little girl...must be in the handbook

Hahaha -- I'm the ONLY girl, plus I'm the eldest child........

T33driver · **Posted:** Thu Dec 14, 2006 10:10 am

beachgirl wrote:

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Yup, the spell of daddy's little girl...must be in the handbook

Hahaha -- I'm the ONLY girl, plus I'm the eldest child........

Only girl? OMG, your dad doesn't stand a chance with your daddy's little girl skills. So let's cut to the important issue at hand, did you get to use the boat?

Beachy · **Joined:** Sat Apr 08, 2006 6:20 am **Posts:** 1104

Flyboy, I don't want to USE the boat, I want to HAVE the boat -- I want to use it as my home! Sail south for the winter months..........ah, that'd be the life (did I mention that I hate being back up here in the cold northeast? And it's not even cold yet!) -- He has two of them, and he can only sail one at a time! I'm being nice, too -- he can keep the larger of them!

T33driver · **Posted:** Thu Dec 14, 2006 10:33 am

beachgirl wrote:

Flyboy, I don't want to USE the boat, I want to HAVE the boat -- I want to use it as my home! Sail south for the winter months..........ah, that'd be the life (did I mention that I hate being back up here in the cold northeast? And it's not even cold yet!) -- He has two of them, and he can only sail one at a time! I'm being nice, too -- he can keep the larger of them!

Ahhh soo...

After all, you can live on a boat, but you can't sail your house. No property taxes on a boat, no crappy winter weather. So many advantages. That's sooo big-hearted of you to leave him the bigger boat.

T33driver · **Posted:** Thu Dec 14, 2006 10:37 am

I'm definitely getting my a*s handed to me today in the battle of the nicknames. C'mon Scott, throw me a bone here (down beachgirl, down!) Besides, I know my mom is proud of me--prop or no prop!

Beachy · **Joined:** Sat Apr 08, 2006 6:20 am **Posts:** 1104

Are you just noticing the name change NOW?????

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That's sooo big-hearted of you to leave him the bigger boat

Yeah, heck -- I don't need much space. I'm fairly low-maint.......for a female...........

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