Putting on my judgey pants.

[muppetinma]

In the waiting room at Andrew's helmet doctor and having a field day.

-Six year old with a pacifier.
-He only takes it out to drink from his 20 ounce Mt. Dew.

-His mom is wearing leggings as pants AND isn't wearing a thong AND has wicked camel toe.

[Deleted]

Can you discreetly take a photo?

[bebeetmoi]

I find the Mountain Dew to be the most horrifying of the three horrendous examples listed. I wouldn't know what to do with myself witnessing all that.

[musiclover]

I would judge the ever loving fuck out of those things, it really makes me cringe to see an older child like that with a paci, and soda....don't get me started. To each their own, but yuck +o(

[Dorothy Zbornak]

Jan 10, 2013 15:31:35 GMT -5 dragonflybelle said:

Can you discreetly take a photo?

Doooo eeet! !!!

Sent from the future.

[ruby412]

Seriously. At least let the kid drink a 20 oz Sprite so he can lay off the caffeine. Yikes.

[muppetinma]

I'm trying to get a photo, but it's not easy. There are some other kids in here with some pretty serious deformities and I don't want to seem insensitive. Just judgey.

[Deleted]

Ahhh, that I can understand. i judge right along with you, honey. That kid is probably doomed.

[Dorothy Zbornak]

Act like you're taking a picture of Andrew.

Sent from the future.

[muppetinma]

The mom said she's been dipping his paci in hot sauce to try and get him to give it up. You can't make this shit up!

[muppetinma]

And she just gave her three month old a bottle of water! I can't take it!!!

[Deleted]

Jan 10, 2013 15:38:17 GMT -5 muppetinma said:

The mom said she's been dipping his paci in hot sauce to try and get him to give it up. You can't make this shit up!

^o)

[The Foozzler]

I can almost understand a parent having a having a hard time breaking a bad paci habit but the little kid with Mountain Dew makes me angry.

[Dorothy Zbornak]

If you can't take a picture, draw one when you get home.

Or ask the mom if you can take a picture of them because they look exactly like your SIL and nephew or some shit.

Sent from the future.

[laurack]

ok there's having a hard time breaking the paci habit and then theres.. being SIX YEARS OLD and having a paci. That is too much. Are they even allowed in school?! She's probably homeschooling him and not the way Tuck and Fusion do.. heh

[ruby412]

Jan 10, 2013 15:39:58 GMT -5 The Foozzler said:

I can almost understand a parent having a having a hard time breaking a bad paci habit but the little kid with Mountain Dew makes me angry.

Cute new sig, Foozle!

[Deleted]

HAHA! Dorothy is persistent!


My oldest had a paci til she was 4ish (all day til 2 and just at night til 4)....and I felt like Mother of the Year for it but finally just had to quit it cold turkey.

[laurack]

My sister just got rid of her 4 year olds at christmas, santa took it. The 2 year old has it always still.

I was kind of judgy but then someone (i think dixee) said something about how its not fair to take things from kids when they are too young to understand. And my sisters 2 year old wouldn't have understood it being taken away, so I can see it would be a bit cruel in that sense. So I decided to un-judge.

oh wise dixee

[muppetinma]

They were super nice. Her son played with Andrew for probably 15 minutes. They're from Serbia, so I can't speak for the norms of parenting there. But panty lines and camel toe? That shit crosses international borders.

[Dorothy Zbornak]

It's Euro, baby!

Sent from the future.

[christidee]

Now I think this is all something we can agree to judge on

[laurack]

nuh uh. SOMEONE has to come in and give a medical reason why they need to give their kid mtn dew and we are meaniepants for judging them.

[mscatra]

Wow, now I'm feeling reallly smug about my own judgement and parenting skills. And I'm not usually a judger, but I'm judging the hell out of this!