What do you the most judgemental about?

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Anonymous wrote:quote=Anonymous]People who give their children intentionally misspelled names. It's like giving your kids a head start on stupidity.

Totally agree. Every vowel you subsitute with a "Y" is one step closer to the stripper pole.

Or rap star.

Seriously, how many rap stars can you name with mispelled names? I'm talking about real names, not stage names. I hate mispelled names as much as the next person, but where on earth did you come up with this one?

Ludacris
Fabolous
Timbaland

You mean:

Christopher
John
Timothy

Those are some crazy ones!!

Yep those are their real names. I can't believe their parents were that ignorant.

I know. It was a poor attempt at sarcasm. The poster (maybe you) clearly said what rappers real names are misspelled, and the genius came back with three that are very clearly stage names. Like I said before that poster isn't interested in reality, only stereotypes.

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I judge people who are not open-minded sexually.

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Anonymous wrote:I judge people who are not open-minded sexually.

Do you mean those who are unwilling to try new things, or those who don't accept that other people do things that they won't?

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Anonymous wrote:I judge people who are not open-minded sexually.

Do you mean those who are unwilling to try new things, or those who don't accept that other people do things that they won't?

Both.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If Daddy was circ'ed, DS would be circ'ed.

This is just stupid. DH is circ'd, but our sons aren't. What does his circ status have to do with our decision about whether to circ them?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:quote=Anonymous]People who give their children intentionally misspelled names. It's like giving your kids a head start on stupidity.

Totally agree. Every vowel you subsitute with a "Y" is one step closer to the stripper pole.

Possibly the best post ever.

[Anonymous]

I agree with people who judge people who say "hubby" (barf!) and I also judge "preggers" (what an awful term!) and it annoys the crap out of me when people write "re:" instead of regarding IN THE MIDDLE of a sentence. "Re:" should only be used as a note before or after a text, as a tittle of an email, of a post or on a post-it.

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Anonymous wrote:If Daddy was circ'ed, DS would be circ'ed.

This is just stupid. DH is circ'd, but our sons aren't. What does his circ status have to do with our decision about whether to circ them?

I've heard from numerous moms that they left the circumcision decision to their husbands, who chose to to circumcise the sons so that they would look like dad.

I might judge a little bit the passiveness of this approach, and I might also wonder whether either parent bothered to fully inform themselves about circumcision. But I will absolutely NOT say that I judge those who circumcise, just those who make the decision either way without being informed.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:If Daddy was circ'ed, DS would be circ'ed.

This is just stupid. DH is circ'd, but our sons aren't. What does his circ status have to do with our decision about whether to circ them?

I've heard from numerous moms that they left the circumcision decision to their husbands, who chose to to circumcise the sons so that they would look like dad.

I might judge a little bit the passiveness of this approach, and I might also wonder whether either parent bothered to fully inform themselves about circumcision. But I will absolutely NOT say that I judge those who circumcise, just those who make the decision either way without being informed.

I agree with this in general, although for the life of me, aside from religious reasons, I cannot see why anyone would choose to circ.

I told DH about this "look like daddy" reasoning and he looked a bit stunned and said, "I don't want to think about my dad's p*nis, much less look at it!" LOL

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Oh. My. God. The circ argument AGAIN? For real?? Ladies, please, the horse is dead. Agree to disagree. Move on.

[Anonymous]

People who substitute letters in words with asterisks. If you insist on cursing, just write the word. We're all adults, here. And why in the world would someone censor the proper name for a body part?

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Ponis? Punis? Panis? Pinis? Oooh, PENIS? Why didn't you say so?

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Anonymous wrote:Ponis? Punis? Panis? Pinis? Oooh, PENIS? Why didn't you say so?

Ohhh... I thought it was panis. Ain't that one of them new-fangled grilled samwiches?

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Anonymous wrote:Ponis? Punis? Panis? Pinis? Oooh, PENIS? Why didn't you say so?

Ohhh... I thought it was panis. Ain't that one of them new-fangled grilled samwiches?

Oh, yeah, my hubby used to make them for me all the time when I was preggers.

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Anonymous wrote:People who substitute letters in words with asterisks. If you insist on cursing, just write the word. We're all adults, here. And why in the world would someone censor the proper name for a body part?

Some of us have filters at work.