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Re: To all you stupid dads...
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Posted by Screw the reserved names! on August 30, 2004 at 09:41:18 from (165.121.131.78):
In Reply to: To all you stupid dads... posted by TheRealRon on August 30, 2004 at 08:28:24:
My neighbor wouldn't allow his kids to do anything risky until they go into high school. Everone has different opinions on whats correct and whats not. I will not allow any kids to ride on my tractors, but I don't have any kids of my own either. I drove by a house the other day and saw a dad mowing his lawn with a newborn baby on his left knee and he had his left arm around it, and his right arm steering the tractor and my first thought was not about the kid slipping and falling off, but the damage getting done to his developing ears. I would not stop because it's really none of my buisness, and apparently he thinks it's alright and I probably wouldn't have amounted to anything more than creating an enemy out of the guy and him telling me to go to he11. We can't control what other people do, but we can control what we do. I keep seeing those signs "saftey starts with you" and theres certainly alot of truth to it. Jonathan
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