Jeff Bezos and wife are divorcing...

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I’m not nuts, name-calling jerk. Such a gross human being, what the hell did I do to you? Nothing.

Looks like Sanchez found this forum!

She’s been on here for a long time - many pages ago. Pretty weird.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They are all twits. McKenzie apparently let her kids use sharp knives at 4 and power tools at 7 or 8 or something like that because she'd rather have resourceful kids with 9 fingers than non-resourceful kids. It's from some speech or Jeff gave. Some idiot is going to take parenting advice from these twits because they are rich and book smart and the poor kid will lose an eyeball and stab her brother.

None of this justifies cheating. I am just saying these twits are book smart and rich, but not a lot of common sense.

I hate to break this to you, but my kid’s preschool, which is often mentioned as one of the best in the DMV on DCUM lets kids use fairly sharp knives at ages 3-5 to cut vegetables for snack. Supervised of course, but the teachers tell me no one has lost a limb yet and that most kids have sufficient fine motor skills to handle that independence. So I wouldn’t call her a twit on that basis. As for the power tools, my son uses them in relation to his Boy Scout activities at similar ages 8-9. No the average kid that age doesn’t use them, but for a certain type of kid (crafty and independent), it’s pretty common.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They are all twits. McKenzie apparently let her kids use sharp knives at 4 and power tools at 7 or 8 or something like that because she'd rather have resourceful kids with 9 fingers than non-resourceful kids. It's from some speech or Jeff gave. Some idiot is going to take parenting advice from these twits because they are rich and book smart and the poor kid will lose an eyeball and stab her brother.

None of this justifies cheating. I am just saying these twits are book smart and rich, but not a lot of common sense.

The nannies were probably supervising. You really think they spend that much time with their kids parenting day to day.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They are all twits. McKenzie apparently let her kids use sharp knives at 4 and power tools at 7 or 8 or something like that because she'd rather have resourceful kids with 9 fingers than non-resourceful kids. It's from some speech or Jeff gave. Some idiot is going to take parenting advice from these twits because they are rich and book smart and the poor kid will lose an eyeball and stab her brother.

None of this justifies cheating. I am just saying these twits are book smart and rich, but not a lot of common sense.

I hate to break this to you, but my kid’s preschool, which is often mentioned as one of the best in the DMV on DCUM lets kids use fairly sharp knives at ages 3-5 to cut vegetables for snack. Supervised of course, but the teachers tell me no one has lost a limb yet and that most kids have sufficient fine motor skills to handle that independence. So I wouldn’t call her a twit on that basis. As for the power tools, my son uses them in relation to his Boy Scout activities at similar ages 8-9. No the average kid that age doesn’t use them, but for a certain type of kid (crafty and independent), it’s pretty common.

I agree with this philosophy. Kids can handle far more independence than they’re given with today’s helicopter parents. Using knives and power tools under adult supervision doesn’t seem too irresponsible to me. Definitely better than the kids I see who are tethered to electronic devices most of the day.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:They are all twits. McKenzie apparently let her kids use sharp knives at 4 and power tools at 7 or 8 or something like that because she'd rather have resourceful kids with 9 fingers than non-resourceful kids. It's from some speech or Jeff gave. Some idiot is going to take parenting advice from these twits because they are rich and book smart and the poor kid will lose an eyeball and stab her brother.

None of this justifies cheating. I am just saying these twits are book smart and rich, but not a lot of common sense.

The nannies were probably supervising. You really think they spend that much time with their kids parenting day to day.

There was no mention of supervision.

[Anonymous]

Alexa uses the name “Mackenzie Tuttle” when asked about the affair and impending divorce.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They are all twits. McKenzie apparently let her kids use sharp knives at 4 and power tools at 7 or 8 or something like that because she'd rather have resourceful kids with 9 fingers than non-resourceful kids. It's from some speech or Jeff gave. Some idiot is going to take parenting advice from these twits because they are rich and book smart and the poor kid will lose an eyeball and stab her brother.

None of this justifies cheating. I am just saying these twits are book smart and rich, but not a lot of common sense.

The nannies were probably supervising. You really think they spend that much time with their kids parenting day to day.

There was no mention of supervision.

so you think she left her 7 yo old sons with a chain saw and said "have fun"?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Very poor judgment. Also, the $50M advertising deal to her sounds like it could put him in hot water with shareholders.

Interesting. I wonder if there will be any repercussions for this. And how many other deals like this he made and are out there....

+1

It’s never just one...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m not nuts, name-calling jerk. Such a gross human being, what the hell did I do to you? Nothing.

Hi Wendy!

[Anonymous]

Mrs. ex-Bezos will be so rich and can do whatever the f she wants. I don't feel bad for her one bit.

[Anonymous]

A prime example of nature winning over nurture. Bezos and Sanchez, same stuff under that polish...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A prime example of nature winning over nurture. Bezos and Sanchez, same stuff under that polish...

"polish"

[Anonymous]

Will this impact amazon coming to VA?

[Anonymous]

Big mistake - appears to have traded down. Should have at least gone for a younger one. Once again President Trump got it right. “It’s going to be a beauty”.

[Anonymous]

The bitter misogyny here is something to behold.