Thread: Somebody's Mom.....slightly OT

Mike,

Congratulations. No doubt that your parents are proud of you. But you say you are in college? I'm guessing Tony recommended slide rules for you!

RT

How's your mom going to feel about Tony after your first major shaving injury?

Very funny guys. Despite that I'm in college I'm pretty sure I can handle a few nicks and cuts and won't need a slide rule to figure out how to use the straight. However, I appreciate you guys looking out for the poor poor college kid lol. I'm 23 by the way so not too much of a kid. Thanks again guys and great job with the forum and stuff so far. You guys really are a huge help and make a guy feel welcom

as long as you don't pay your own rent, you're a kid

I second the "get her something awesome" advice. May I suggest a very nice scented soap from Colleen?

Well fact of the matter is I do pay my own rent and for most of my tution other than scholarships. I do work fulltime. So I guess that means you can get rid of my kid title lol

GO24JUNIOR
So I guess that means you can get rid of my kid title lol

Don't be in too much of a hurry, apart from the joy of marriage and parenthood you have to look forward to gray hair, bad backs and haeomoroids

oh, don't worry, thanks to Male Pattern Baldness you can already experience the result of all the aforementioned while still being young!!

Originally Posted by Aussie

Don't be in too much of a hurry, apart from the joy of marriage and parenthood you have to look forward to gray hair, bad backs and haeomoroids

Not to mention, once you hit 35 ... parts start falling off!
Jack

Originally Posted by GO24JUNIOR

So I guess that means you can get rid of my kid title lol

Don't be too anxious to stop being call a kid. I am 43 and actually like it when my Dad calls me a kid. Then again, I guess when you are so old that you actually NAMED dirt (like he is) then everybody seems like a kid!

Just kidding Dad (he can always tell when I am talking about him).

Sounds like you have great parents and they raised a good kid.

BTW, Moms (parents in general) usually don't care WHAT it is that you get for them, just that you actually thought about them when you were picking it out. I can tell you from a Daddy's perspective that I truly cherish each and every little thing that my daughters make/buy for me because I know that it is filled with love. Along with that really great gift for your Mom, give her the biggest hug she has had in years.

- Mike