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She was due like the 18th or so........

Who!?!?!?!?!?!??!?!?!?!?

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littlebeast13 wrote:Who!?!?!?!?!?!??!?!?!?!?

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It's still all about me, and dontcha forget it!

This chart is hilarious:

http://news.aol.com/political-machine/2 ... christmas/

Miss Informed wrote:

littlebeast13 wrote:Who!?!?!?!?!?!??!?!?!?!?

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It's still all about me, and dontcha forget it!

Sorry, but Veep losers end up in the dustbin of history... which is one step above Merry Man immortality.....

minimetoo26 wrote:She was due like the 18th or so........

The better question is when is Bristol gonna marry her baby daddy, as was mentioned during the campaign? Oh, wait, baby daddy's momma got busted, so there's probably more to worry about there.

earendel wrote:

minimetoo26 wrote:She was due like the 18th or so........

The better question is when is Bristol gonna marry her baby daddy, as was mentioned during the campaign? Oh, wait, baby daddy's momma got busted, so there's probably more to worry about there.

You bad boy.

bad

bad

boy

Hitler. Nazis.

Please stop this thread. Thank you.

peacock2121 wrote:

earendel wrote:

minimetoo26 wrote:She was due like the 18th or so........

The better question is when is Bristol gonna marry her baby daddy, as was mentioned during the campaign? Oh, wait, baby daddy's momma got busted, so there's probably more to worry about there.

You bad boy.

bad

bad

boy

Moi?

silvercamaro wrote:Hitler. Nazis.

Please stop this thread. Thank you.

Did you see Tom Cruise as a Nazi? Does he kill Hitler?

silvercamaro wrote:Hitler. Nazis.

Please stop this thread. Thank you.

Newsflash: Caylee Anthony replaces Hitler in Godwin's Law

I have added to my foes list so I don't have to read cold hearted crap.

a1mamacat wrote:I have added to my foes list so I don't have to read cold hearted crap.

I love foe lists.

Yesterday. 7 lb. 10(?) oz. boy.

Named TRIPP!

Bristol turned 18 in October. Tell the parents to eff off & go live your life

Political Carp wrote:Yesterday. 7 lb. 10(?) oz. boy.

Named TRIPP!

Bristol turned 18 in October. Tell the parents to eff off & go live your life

Tripp Easton Mitchell Johnson, if I heard RadioDude correctly.

In keeping with the family TRadition no doubt

Congrats to Bristol & Levi, and I send the same wishes & prayers that I send to all new Moms & Dads, of any age: That they have a healthy baby and be good parents.

And.....since Baby Tripp was born in 2008, he gets not only the Federal tax exemption, but the $1200 "windfall" tax rebate going to every Alaska resident this year

VAdame wrote:And.....since Baby Tripp was born in 2008, he gets not only the Federal tax exemption, but the $1200 "windfall" tax rebate going to every Alaska resident this year

Nice work if you can get it.

Political Carp wrote:Yesterday. 7 lb. 10(?) oz. boy.

Named TRIPP!

Bristol turned 18 in October. Tell the parents to eff off & go live your life

I think Tripp is a fine name!

Good for her and them. Now may they fade back into the obscurity they so richly deserve, and may we never hear about them again. Ever.

Finally! I knew she was due around Erin's birthday. I had one of those kids who wouldn't evacuate the uterus without a court order, so I know how uncomfortable she must have been.

I think she's better off unmarried as long as she's a student and on her parents' insurance. Later, they're better off married.

minimetoo26 wrote:Finally! I knew she was due around Erin's birthday. I had one of those kids who wouldn't evacuate the uterus without a court order, so I know how uncomfortable she must have been.

I think she's better off unmarried as long as she's a student and on her parents' insurance. Later, they're better off married.

Yes, that's how it worked out for Karen & John a year ago. She was due on Dec. 28 (which is also big John's birthday) but baby Johnny decided to stay put until January 5! So, no tax decuction for him last year But at least Karen was still on our insurance.

Now -- I don't know about everyone's policy, but as far as ours goes -- the baby is only covered under the Mom's (or grandparents') policy for the first month!

VAdame wrote:

minimetoo26 wrote:Finally! I knew she was due around Erin's birthday. I had one of those kids who wouldn't evacuate the uterus without a court order, so I know how uncomfortable she must have been.

I think she's better off unmarried as long as she's a student and on her parents' insurance. Later, they're better off married.

Yes, that's how it worked out for Karen & John a year ago. She was due on Dec. 28 (which is also big John's birthday) but baby Johnny decided to stay put until January 5! So, no tax decuction for him last year But at least Karen was still on our insurance.

Now -- I don't know about everyone's policy, but as far as ours goes -- the baby is only covered under the Mom's (or grandparents') policy for the first month!

Which is better than an apprentice electrician's policy, I'm guessing! You get prenatal, birth, and the first innoculations and whatnot, and you're off to a better start than some.

VAdame wrote:

minimetoo26 wrote:Finally! I knew she was due around Erin's birthday. I had one of those kids who wouldn't evacuate the uterus without a court order, so I know how uncomfortable she must have been.

I think she's better off unmarried as long as she's a student and on her parents' insurance. Later, they're better off married.

Yes, that's how it worked out for Karen & John a year ago. She was due on Dec. 28 (which is also big John's birthday) but baby Johnny decided to stay put until January 5! So, no tax decuction for him last year But at least Karen was still on our insurance.

Now -- I don't know about everyone's policy, but as far as ours goes -- the baby is only covered under the Mom's (or grandparents') policy for the first month!

After the 30 days, he's added as himself as a dependent -- IF he's eligible. I had two cases of grandparents adding a grandchild in my HR days, and they had to provide substantive evidence that the child was their dependent, not the dependent of the parents, which would not apply in baby Johnny's case.

After the 30 days, he's added as himself as a dependent -- IF he's eligible. I had two cases of grandparents adding a grandchild in my HR days, and they had to provide substantive evidence that the child was their dependent, not the dependent of the parents, which would not apply in baby Johnny's case.

Yep, that's exactly how it was. We'd have pretty much had to adopt him in order to keep him on ours!

The race is not until mid-March. One of the few remaining short tracks.