Frazzled Bored Parents
- Appa23
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Frazzled Bored Parents
The Nebraska Unicameral is beginning its special session today to address our Safe Haven law.
So, the time is running out to take that "family trip" to Nebraska with the kids.
[We are at 35 kids left at hospitals, with a large number being teens from outside Nebraska.]
So, the time is running out to take that "family trip" to Nebraska with the kids.
[We are at 35 kids left at hospitals, with a large number being teens from outside Nebraska.]
- a1mamacat
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Re: Frazzled Bored Parents
Do they take alien teenage boys?????Appa23 wrote:The Nebraska Unicameral is beginning its special session today to address our Safe Haven law.
So, the time is running out to take that "family trip" to Nebraska with the kids.
[We are at 35 kids left at hospitals, with a large amount being teens from outside Nebraska.]
Oh Wait, ALL teenage boys are Aliens
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- Appa23
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Re: Frazzled Bored Parents
Technically, if you wanted to bring the not-so-wee-one down to the Land of Corn and "step away", you can.a1mamacat wrote:Do they take alien teenage boys?????Appa23 wrote:The Nebraska Unicameral is beginning its special session today to address our Safe Haven law.
So, the time is running out to take that "family trip" to Nebraska with the kids.
[We are at 35 kids left at hospitals, with a large amount being teens from outside Nebraska.]![]()
Oh Wait, ALL teenage boys are Aliens
(In reality, in these non-Nebraska cases, it seems like the child ends up going back to his or her state (country) and things are handled there.)
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Re: Frazzled Bored Parents
So I'll repeat the question I raised when this subject was discussed before: If there are desperate families who need this to reach out for help, why is there this push to close the loophole? It seems like much of the talk is of out-of-state families taking advantage of the state of Nebraska, but if the different states are working together to resolve these cases, what then?Appa23 wrote: (In reality, in these non-Nebraska cases, it seems like the child ends up going back to his or her state (country) and things are handled there.)
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The problem is that my kids are resourceful enough to get back home...Appa23 wrote:The Nebraska Unicameral is beginning its special session today to address our Safe Haven law.
So, the time is running out to take that "family trip" to Nebraska with the kids.
[We are at 35 kids left at hospitals, with a large number being teens from outside Nebraska.]
Plus, I sort of like having them around.
- Rexer25
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Re: Frazzled Bored Parents
Even if I wanted to drop them off, I am not driving for over 10 hours, non-stop, with Annie & Molly in the car!Appa23 wrote:The Nebraska Unicameral is beginning its special session today to address our Safe Haven law.
So, the time is running out to take that "family trip" to Nebraska with the kids.
[We are at 35 kids left at hospitals, with a large number being teens from outside Nebraska.]
Enough already. It's my fault! Get over it!
That'll be $10, please.
That'll be $10, please.
- peacock2121
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Re: Frazzled Bored Parents
no answer yetMarleysGh0st wrote:So I'll repeat the question I raised when this subject was discussed before: If there are desperate families who need this to reach out for help, why is there this push to close the loophole? It seems like much of the talk is of out-of-state families taking advantage of the state of Nebraska, but if the different states are working together to resolve these cases, what then?Appa23 wrote: (In reality, in these non-Nebraska cases, it seems like the child ends up going back to his or her state (country) and things are handled there.)
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I guess I've disapparated again.peacock2121 wrote:no answer yetMarleysGh0st wrote:So I'll repeat the question I raised when this subject was discussed before: If there are desperate families who need this to reach out for help, why is there this push to close the loophole? It seems like much of the talk is of out-of-state families taking advantage of the state of Nebraska, but if the different states are working together to resolve these cases, what then?Appa23 wrote: (In reality, in these non-Nebraska cases, it seems like the child ends up going back to his or her state (country) and things are handled there.)
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Re: Frazzled Bored Parents
You just need to be bolder.MarleysGh0st wrote:I guess I've disapparated again.peacock2121 wrote:no answer yetMarleysGh0st wrote: So I'll repeat the question I raised when this subject was discussed before: If there are desperate families who need this to reach out for help, why is there this push to close the loophole? It seems like much of the talk is of out-of-state families taking advantage of the state of Nebraska, but if the different states are working together to resolve these cases, what then?
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Like this?peacock2121 wrote:You just need to be bolder.MarleysGh0st wrote:I guess I've disapparated again.peacock2121 wrote: no answer yet
So I'll repeat the question I raised when this subject was discussed before: If there are desperate families who need this to reach out for help, why is there this push to close the loophole? It seems like much of the talk is of out-of-state families taking advantage of the state of Nebraska, but if the different states are working together to resolve these cases, what then?
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Re: Frazzled Bored Parents
more like what I did.MarleysGh0st wrote:Like this?peacock2121 wrote:You just need to be bolder.MarleysGh0st wrote: I guess I've disapparated again.
So I'll repeat the question I raised when this subject was discussed before: If there are desperate families who need this to reach out for help, why is there this push to close the loophole? It seems like much of the talk is of out-of-state families taking advantage of the state of Nebraska, but if the different states are working together to resolve these cases, what then?
If he doesn't answer - keep doing it.
- MarleysGh0st
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Re: Frazzled Bored Parents
Well, I don't even see him online at the moment, so repeated shouting is of limited use.peacock2121 wrote: more like what I did.
If he doesn't answer - keep doing it.
And my question was open to the Bored community, if anyone else has an opinion on the matter.
Not that opinions have ever been in short supply in these parts.
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Re: Frazzled Bored Parents
You have so much to learn, grasshopper.
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And you never will, so waiting for that will leave you whistling Dixie for quite some time.MarleysGh0st wrote:Well, I don't even see him online at the moment,peacock2121 wrote: more like what I did.
If he doesn't answer - keep doing it.
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What do you mean, Fanny, that he logs on as Appa23 now or that he hides his online status, so that he only appears as a "guest"?
Either way, he does still read the Bored, from time to time. My question is there, if he (or anyone, aside from low-resolution Merry Men) cares to answer.
Either way, he does still read the Bored, from time to time. My question is there, if he (or anyone, aside from low-resolution Merry Men) cares to answer.
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LOL!WheresFanny wrote:And you never will, so waiting for that will leave you whistling Dixie for quite some time.MarleysGh0st wrote:Well, I don't even see him online at the moment,peacock2121 wrote: more like what I did.
If he doesn't answer - keep doing it.
The Fanster is correct Marley....
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MarleysGh0st wrote:What do you mean, Fanny, that he logs on as Appa23 now or that he hides his online status, so that he only appears as a "guest"?
Either way, he does still read the Bored, from time to time. My question is there, if he (or anyone, aside from low-resolution Merry Men) cares to answer.
Hiding your online status does not make you show up as a guest. You show up as a "hidden" member.
Only 3 people on the Bored can see the hiddens on their browsing list....
He hasn't been here all morning that I've seen....
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Re: Frazzled Bored Parents
Then you can explain.littlebeast13 wrote: The Fanster is correct Marley....
And explain how she knows this top-secret moderator stuff!
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MarleysGh0st wrote:Then you can explain.littlebeast13 wrote: The Fanster is correct Marley....
And explain how she knows this top-secret moderator stuff!
Fanny knows a lot of stuff she probably shouldn't know. She scares me sometimes.....
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It's not exactly rocket science.littlebeast13 wrote:MarleysGh0st wrote:Then you can explain.littlebeast13 wrote: The Fanster is correct Marley....
And explain how she knows this top-secret moderator stuff!
Fanny knows a lot of stuff she probably shouldn't know. She scares me sometimes.....
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But I'm still happy to know that I can inspire fear in the administrator. Ha!
We, the HK Brigade, do hereby salute you, Marley, for your steadfast devotion to ontopicosity. Well done, sir!
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Re: Frazzled Bored Parents
MarleysGh0st wrote:Well, I don't even see him online at the moment, so repeated shouting is of limited use.peacock2121 wrote: more like what I did.
If he doesn't answer - keep doing it.
And my question was open to the Bored community, if anyone else has an opinion on the matter.
Not that opinions have ever been in short supply in these parts.
Nobody around here has strong opinions...
- minimetoo26
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Re: Frazzled Bored Parents
It's pretty easy to figure out when someone is actively posting and their name never appears that they are hidden. Fanny and I are examples.WheresFanny wrote:It's not exactly rocket science.littlebeast13 wrote:MarleysGh0st wrote: Then you can explain.
And explain how she knows this top-secret moderator stuff!
Fanny knows a lot of stuff she probably shouldn't know. She scares me sometimes.....
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lb13
But I'm still happy to know that I can inspire fear in the administrator. Ha!
Examples of lots of things, actually...........
Knowing a great deal is not the same as being smart; intelligence is not information alone but also judgment, the manner in which information is collected and used.
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Somebody's about to hit The Foe List if they don't watch out, Missy......minimetoo26 wrote:It's pretty easy to figure out when someone is actively posting and their name never appears that they are hidden. Fanny and I are examples.WheresFanny wrote:It's not exactly rocket science.littlebeast13 wrote:
Fanny knows a lot of stuff she probably shouldn't know. She scares me sometimes.....
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lb13
But I'm still happy to know that I can inspire fear in the administrator. Ha!
Examples of lots of things, actually...........
We, the HK Brigade, do hereby salute you, Marley, for your steadfast devotion to ontopicosity. Well done, sir!
- minimetoo26
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You'll sprain your finger chasing down all my MM........WheresFanny wrote:Somebody's about to hit The Foe List if they don't watch out, Missy......minimetoo26 wrote:It's pretty easy to figure out when someone is actively posting and their name never appears that they are hidden. Fanny and I are examples.WheresFanny wrote: It's not exactly rocket science.
But I'm still happy to know that I can inspire fear in the administrator. Ha!
Examples of lots of things, actually...........
Knowing a great deal is not the same as being smart; intelligence is not information alone but also judgment, the manner in which information is collected and used.
-Carl Sagan
-Carl Sagan