the best thing you learned from your parents?

[LeeBrat]

Originally Posted by Chewy

Respect, integrity, budgeting, manners

:) same ....
also independace & ambition


I love my parents so much :)

[Sarah...]

my mother taught me to love life and appriciate it... and to value love and companionship.

My father taught me how to be mentaly stong, and showed me how life could be tough...He showed me to value intelligence and knowledge...and he taught me alot about happiness...
That you can never be happy anywhere if you aren't happy where you are in the first place.
He also added alot to my creativity by letting me color all over the walls of our house when I was a kid...

Both my parents taught me about adventue and the importance of education and to have many different types of friends.

[thechix0r]

independence, find happiness, love your job, be chill with your kids

[miss.myra]

I come from a long line of diehard workaholics (my father was able to retire in his 40's.) which I really resented growing up, but now I'm really glad because I can really get focused on things and work hard and sarifice things for the satisfaction of a job well done. My mom can be a little extreme (says stuff like "I was only in the office 10 hours yesterday..and also finds volunteer work to fill up any free time she has) and I think my brother is following in her footsteps. haha.

[islandgirl]

treat people the way you want to be treated

[thechix0r]

Originally Posted by miss.myra

I come from a long line of diehard workaholics (my father was able to retire in his 40's.) which I really resented growing up, but now I'm really glad because I can really get focused on things and work hard and sarifice things for the satisfaction of a job well done. My mom can be a little extreme (says stuff like "I was only in the office 10 hours yesterday..and also finds volunteer work to fill up any free time she has) and I think my brother is following in her footsteps. haha.

That's very admirable!

[Zêus]

To love me :)

[sNyx]

work hard, care for others, stay fit

[Damien Moor]

To not make the same mistakes they did, and how not to treat your kids

[thechix0r]

Always be there for you kids and your friends

[mojo]

Humility, respect, and the dangers of smoking.

[Ragga_Wh0re]

dont get married
dont depend on anyone but yourself
99% of people are donkeys in disguise
resilience
tenacity

[t-skywalker]

dating tips from my mother

1. never go a date the same day. make him ask in advance so it shows your not always available

2. if a guy is over 15 min late, dont go on the date. hes not on time he didnt it make it important enough.
(unless something huge made him late and he has a great reason)
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dont take everything ppl say negativly about you to heart cause if you did you will be misserable your whole life. not everyone has to like you.
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bad things happen in three's
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make eye contact and smile at ppl
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always buy the "needs" not the "wants"
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every month spend 10% of what you have earned on your self(i have a tendency of not speading any money on my self)
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dont let ppl take you for granted.
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money doesnt buy you love.(its true=) it doesnt )
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kissing leads to sex
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THATS ALL I REMEBER FOR NOW LOL

[Gunter S]

*****z be blastin

[Prissypants]

Mom taught me how to give good hugs...

Anyone who's met my mom knows this...she is little and cute and you just can't help but smile when you see her... :)

[robyn]

my father and i spent a very long time formulating ways to create a marijuana grow op on our property without my mom knowing. we never figured it out.

[Noah]

Originally Posted by robyn

my father and i spent a very long time formulating ways to create a marijuana grow op on our property without my mom knowing. we never figured it out.

Got a big back yard?

Get a sea can, and a generater. Bury the sea can with an excavator, dig out a little hatch to get in and out. Use the generater to power your "OP House". Not only will the police never be able to find it... Mom will never know, well once the diggings done. Just send her on a 'get-a-way' to some health spa, works everytime!

So yea, I guess my dad gave me the ability to be clever?

[Dina]

What goes around comes around.. that's VERY TRUE!

[tiedye]

Originally Posted by gnosis

My father stands out as a role-model.

Growing up, he showed me exactly what NOT to be:

an asshole
racist
sexist
ignorant
violent
an idiot
stupid
rude
a bad drunk
verbally abusive
inattentive
disrespectfull...

May he be suffering and rotting in hell!

Frosty
(trying hard to NOT be just like dad)

/cosigned. Although mine's alright now that he's done the rehab thing.


My dad and step-dad both taught me that you can turn out aok without a respectable father figure. My mom taught me how to make kick ass food and how to read well before kindergarten. My grandparents taught me how to be polite and respect those who deserve it. Also, grandpa taught me how to sneak out for a smoke without grandma knowing, which helped me a lot in highschool whenever I felt like smoking a doobie.

[stephen_c]

Originally Posted by t-skywalker

dating tips from my mother

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kissing leads to sex
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THATS ALL I REMEBER FOR NOW LOL

kissing is harmless.
it's blowjobs that leads to sex.
silly parents!

[*jess*]

LOVE

:heart:

[Lush]

Independant, honest, ambitious and exceptionally polite

[ebbomega]

"Always leave the world a little bit better than you found it."
- Dr. Peter A. Leckie

[t-skywalker]

do what u love to do for a career and be happy doing it, rather than doing something that you hate just for the cash.