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| ID | Post Type | Posted By | Comment | Title | Posted On | |
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| 5272 | Article | retrocrunch | When i think of Bullies, it always reminds me of the movie My Bodyguard. great movie and it highlights so well the pain of being bullied. Luckily, the boy in the film had someone to protect him, and even he was bullied. | Sep 06, 2020 |  | |
| 5271 | Article | Julie | @Benjamine, he was clearly sarcastic with you in that "question" and you didn't notice his poison in his sarcasm. That man is a monster, period! No wonder nobody likes him. My house is blessed and I will never accept that demon inside my house!! | Risky business: Summer activities | Sep 06, 2020 | |
| 5270 | Article | Benjanime | @julie i should actually mention, a couple of years ago my stepdad asked me why i didn't have anymore daring days out like this, and i specifically told him it was because of the punishments he gave me, sounding like he didn't need to apologize :/ | Risky business: Summer activities | Sep 05, 2020 | |
| 5269 | Article | Julie | As we talked about before, I am and will always be against punishment. Punishment, beating, none of this educates!! On the contrary, it teaches that parents do not love their children!! There are many humanized ways to educate a child, with love as the first and fundamental rule. This is so obvious. I'm not surprised to see children becoming adults and abandoning their parents; this is justified, and it's very sad to see this vicious loop in societies around the world. Too much lack of love results in too much wrong things and it becomes a vicious loop. Children need love from their parents, and this also implies the physical presence of that love from parents to children. | Risky business: Summer activities | Sep 05, 2020 | |
| 5268 | Article | Benjanime | @vaporman i would have enjoyed the heck out of attempting to swing from vines like tarzan, lol. but i got myself hurt a few times as well, skinning my knees on the ground was common. @onipar i would have mentioned it in my article, but i actually revisited the train track path years later when i was in high school and was able to go much farther down than i did all those years ago, even going past downtown, i was gone for about five or so hours. | Risky business: Summer activities | Sep 05, 2020 | |
| 5267 | Article | Benjanime | i used to have a couple of buckets of that nickelodeon gak stuff, and my mom absolutely hated my stepdad for letting us have it, as it was known to leave some pretty nasty stains on carpeting and furniture. | For the Love of Slime | Sep 04, 2020 | |
| 5266 | Article | onipar | Ha, this is great! Man, I did so many risky things as a kid. It was rare we got caught or hurt, but it did happen. I would have killed to have train tracks near me as a kid. I just had the subway :-p | Risky business: Summer activities | Sep 04, 2020 | |
| 5265 | Article | onipar | Mr. Magic, ah that's too bad. It was a little different than your standard slime...almost like the lovechild of slime and silly putty. Vaporman, the slime pit! I still love the gross out toys and games. I have a couple Dr Dreadful sets and creepy crawlers setups in my closet right now. | For the Love of Slime | Sep 04, 2020 | |
| 5264 | Article | Vaporman87 | Just exploring like usual. | Risky business: Summer activities | Sep 04, 2020 | |
| 5263 | Article | Mr Magic | Sadly I never had the Gak experience. | For the Love of Slime | Sep 04, 2020 | |
