TigerChick Wrote:

missjtiger Wrote:

TigerChick Wrote:

fsquid Wrote:

JTiger Wrote:

fsquid Wrote:so you are going to try to send her to SMU for her Mrs. degree?

Vanderbilt and Ole Miss are top notch schools for that.

True, but I don't wish for his daughter to wind up on coke.

Or married to a frat boy!

or an alcoholic and a drug addict like I was when I left Old Piss in the early 70's

Isn't that the definition of a frat boy? ;-)

HEY!!!

Newtomemphisblue Wrote:

TigerChick Wrote:

missjtiger Wrote:

TigerChick Wrote:

fsquid Wrote:

JTiger Wrote:

fsquid Wrote:so you are going to try to send her to SMU for her Mrs. degree?

Vanderbilt and Ole Miss are top notch schools for that.

True, but I don't wish for his daughter to wind up on coke.

Or married to a frat boy!

or an alcoholic and a drug addict like I was when I left Old Piss in the early 70's

Isn't that the definition of a frat boy? ;-)

HEY!!!

What he said.

And, Chickie, you should never call a fraternity a frat.

You wouldn't call your country a c . . . nevermind .

TigerTwice Wrote:

Newtomemphisblue Wrote:

TigerChick Wrote:

missjtiger Wrote:

TigerChick Wrote:

fsquid Wrote:

JTiger Wrote:

fsquid Wrote:so you are going to try to send her to SMU for her Mrs. degree?

Vanderbilt and Ole Miss are top notch schools for that.

True, but I don't wish for his daughter to wind up on coke.

Or married to a frat boy!

or an alcoholic and a drug addict like I was when I left Old Piss in the early 70's

Isn't that the definition of a frat boy? ;-)

HEY!!!

What he said.

And, Chickie, you should never call a fraternity a frat.

You wouldn't call your country a c . . . nevermind .

Okay, Okay, maybe I should have said isn't that the definition of an Ole Miss Frat boy....does that work better?

BTW, obviously you two were excluded from that generalization. ;-)

JTiger Wrote:

umbluegray Wrote:

JTiger Wrote:I'll have to start memorizing these for 16 years down the road. This is great.

16 years down the road?

You've got a newborn, right? 21 to 25 years sounds OK.

My daughter's going to hate me. ;-)

I've seen it too many times. If you're too strict they turn into sluts when they go to college. That last thing you want is a fraternity running a train on your little girl. Don't let them run wild but it's a fine line.

The same thing happens to gys and drugs if you over protect them. I have a couple of friends who "went off the deep end" when they got to school because they could. Just a thought, but ive seen it happen too many times. Hell, Im only 21 so why I am in this thread I have no idea

fsquid Wrote:

umbluegray Wrote:

fsquid Wrote:

umbluegray Wrote:

JTiger Wrote:

umbluegray Wrote:

JTiger Wrote:I'll have to start memorizing these for 16 years down the road. This is great.

16 years down the road?

You've got a newborn, right? 21 to 25 years sounds OK.

My daughter's going to hate me. ;-)

I've seen it too many times. If you're too strict they turn into sluts when they go to college. That last thing you want is a fraternity running a train on your little girl. Don't let them run wild but it's a fine line.

Yes it is a fine line.

But your example is a reason why I won't let my daughter go to college.

lmfao

Just kidding.

"That right honey, you don't need to go to college"!

Isn't that right? Doesn't she just need to find a guy to take care of her? After she turns 25, of course.

so you are going to try to send her to SMU for her Mrs. degree?

Watch it. I have female friends from SMU with Harvard law degrees on their walls that might be upset with your comment.

SMUTiger Wrote:

fsquid Wrote:

umbluegray Wrote:

fsquid Wrote:

umbluegray Wrote:

JTiger Wrote:

umbluegray Wrote:

JTiger Wrote:I'll have to start memorizing these for 16 years down the road. This is great.

16 years down the road?

You've got a newborn, right? 21 to 25 years sounds OK.

My daughter's going to hate me. ;-)

I've seen it too many times. If you're too strict they turn into sluts when they go to college. That last thing you want is a fraternity running a train on your little girl. Don't let them run wild but it's a fine line.

Yes it is a fine line.

But your example is a reason why I won't let my daughter go to college.

lmfao

Just kidding.

"That right honey, you don't need to go to college"!

Isn't that right? Doesn't she just need to find a guy to take care of her? After she turns 25, of course.

so you are going to try to send her to SMU for her Mrs. degree?

Watch it. I have female friends from SMU with Harvard law degrees on their walls that might be upset with your comment.

Must not be too bright if they couldn't figure out how to get that MRS degree and instead went to Harvard to get a degree in something they don't need.