So, what is a “good family”?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Good families usually have people with deep voices.
Own good maps and drawings.
Know about fishing and hunting, but do not participate.
Have one or more high quality cars.

Rand McNally or get outta here

Love this!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Doesn't it all boil down to money? If you have enough money, everyone kisses your butt and makes excuses for your poor behavior and tries to orbit you. If you're a lower income schmuck, nobody extends the same latitude.

Money does not buy class. Look at the Kardashians.

You’re insane if you don’t think the Kardashians are a “good family.” At least one or two of the girls are self-made billionaires; they’re world-famous and have status that you can only dream of.

Billions don't make a family good, there are a lot of trash billionaires around the world. Kardashians are trash.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Good families usually have people with deep voices.
Own good maps and drawings.
Know about fishing and hunting, but do not participate.
Have one or more high quality cars.

Some are seeing respect for maps as an indicator of breeding and overall family quality as humorous, but time has really shown it to be true. Good families tend to enjoy maps, which starts with having a good set of maps.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Good families usually have people with deep voices.
Own good maps and drawings.
Know about fishing and hunting, but do not participate.
Have one or more high quality cars.

Are you getting this from a book or something? I want to hear more!

[Anonymous]

Those who don't get it will just have to forget it.

Good families are unique but tend to have similar characteristics, such as not combining silverware patterns or styles, appreciation of windows, ability to crack knuckles, hat collection, and having small pores. None of these things are requirements, just markers of a good family.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Those who don't get it will just have to forget it.

Good families are unique but tend to have similar characteristics, such as not combining silverware patterns or styles, appreciation of windows, ability to crack knuckles, hat collection, and having small pores. None of these things are requirements, just markers of a good family.