Where's Java?

[digimon7068]

That's Frankensteen....

no. . .it's pronounced eye-gor. . .

 

[biteme]

He's out digging up dirt on Mother Theresa. Next is an expose on how evil kittens and babies really are.

LMAO

 

[puddlemonkey]

He's out digging up dirt on Mother Theresa. Next is an expose on how evil kittens and babies really are.

Cats aren't evil, they're just worthless.

 

[javaguru]

Cats aren't evil, they're just worthless.

Kittens are good eats and she'll learn first hand about newborns.

Colic baby=pwned.....my ex's daughter cried every night for hours on end the first six months.....
http://www.thenewparentsguide.com/babys-and-colic.htm

Each baby will show different symptoms of having colic. Some may show a number of symptoms while some will only show one. Below are some of the most common symptoms associated with colic.

Loud and continuous crying that can last from one to three hours at a time, with these crying episodes occurring about three or four days a week

Although the crying can happen at any time, most colicky babies cry more in the late afternoon or evening

Baby’s face gets red

Legs are pulled up to the stomach and then may be fully stretched

Feet may be cold

Hands may be clenched

Some babies refuse to eat or become fussy soon after eating

Difficulty falling and staying asleep

Baby may lift their head or legs and pass gas

Baby may

 

[Smurfy]

Kittens are good eats and she'll learn first hand about newborns.

Colic baby=pwned.....my ex's daughter cried every night for hours on end the first six months.....
http://www.thenewparentsguide.com/babys-and-colic.htm

Each baby will show different symptoms of having colic. Some may show a number of symptoms while some will only show one. Below are some of the most common symptoms associated with colic.

Loud and continuous crying that can last from one to three hours at a time, with these crying episodes occurring about three or four days a week

Although the crying can happen at any time, most colicky babies cry more in the late afternoon or evening

Baby’s face gets red

Legs are pulled up to the stomach and then may be fully stretched

Feet may be cold

Hands may be clenched

Some babies refuse to eat or become fussy soon after eating

Difficulty falling and staying asleep

Baby may lift their head or legs and pass gas

Baby may

fuck, having a baby with colic is a nightmare and a half. my son had it for the entire first year of his life. they put him on tagamet at 8 weeks old and switched him to pre-digested formula at 5 times the cost of regular formula. but the constant crying and screaming was just pure torture for me and for him. there were times when I could do nothing but hold him and rock back and forth and just cry with him. i mean how traumatic. ill never go through that again. he'd cry pretty much the whole time he was awake, and he'd often cry while i was feeding him too.


maybe he just didnt like me. i am pretty weird.

 

[javaguru]

fuck, having a baby with colic is a nightmare and a half. my son had it for the entire first year of his life. they put him on tagamet at 8 weeks old and switched him to pre-digested formula at 5 times the cost of regular formula. but the constant crying and screaming was just pure torture for me and for him. there were times when I could do nothing but hold him and rock back and forth and just cry with him. i mean how traumatic. ill never go through that again. he'd cry pretty much the whole time he was awake, and he'd often cry while i was feeding him too.


maybe he just didnt like me. i am pretty weird.

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