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Mrs Gooch, whatever that kid wants to do, we'll make it work together. Boy/Girl, ballet, skiing, etc. I think a kid having an activity that they really value is very important. My dad worked OT just so I could be on a competitive traveling team for baseball. When my team made the World Series in baseball up in Canada, mom got a 2nd job. I was very lucky. I plan to do the same if I ever have kids. Plus, we all know I married Mrs. Wacky for her eventual small inheritance. I'm hoping that will never be a problem for my kids. True story- Back in 02' my dad paid over a thousand $'s to get me on a recruiting website and it worked. Had a handful of offers and I rejected them all because my heart was at K-State. I've always felt bad about that to this day.
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Quote from: WackyCat08 on May 03, 2017, 02:44:48 PMMrs Gooch, whatever that kid wants to do, we'll make it work together. Boy/Girl, ballet, skiing, etc. I think a kid having an activity that they really value is very important. My dad worked OT just so I could be on a competitive traveling team for baseball. When my team made the World Series in baseball up in Canada, mom got a 2nd job. I was very lucky. I plan to do the same if I ever have kids. Plus, we all know I married Mrs. Wacky for her eventual small inheritance. I'm hoping that will never be a problem for my kids. True story- Back in 02' my dad paid over a thousand $'s to get me on a recruiting website and it worked. Had a handful of offers and I rejected them all because my heart was at K-State. I've always felt bad about that to this day. did the website mention you were team captain?
True story- Back in 02' my dad paid over a thousand $'s to get me on a recruiting website and it worked. Had a handful of offers and I rejected them all because my heart was at K-State. I've always felt bad about that to this day.
It did mention NHS and my height and weight and the speed of my fastball and my batting average and junk like that, cf3.
Quote from: WackyCat08 on May 03, 2017, 02:44:48 PMTrue story- Back in 02' my dad paid over a thousand $'s to get me on a recruiting website and it worked. Had a handful of offers and I rejected them all because my heart was at K-State. I've always felt bad about that to this day. Oh boy. This will belongs in another thread, but don't get me started on these recruiting websites/services.
Quote from: ksu_FAN on May 03, 2017, 02:53:47 PMQuote from: WackyCat08 on May 03, 2017, 02:44:48 PMTrue story- Back in 02' my dad paid over a thousand $'s to get me on a recruiting website and it worked. Had a handful of offers and I rejected them all because my heart was at K-State. I've always felt bad about that to this day. Oh boy. This will belongs in another thread, but don't get me started on these recruiting websites/services.I know man. I was already getting looked at locally and asked dad not to do it. That's a lot of pressure for a kid and by the end of the day, I ended up filling like crap about it. cf3, I know you're poking fun at me , but I topped out at 85-6 mph in HS.
that's faster than Vargas is now!
I thought I had this thing figured out, but a new question just popped up in my head. Does medicine count as joint bills or "play $"? I would think joint, right? I pay $70 a month for my crap.
I would think pre-existing health issues you bring into the marriage should be covered by the joint funds since Mrs. Wacky knew those were part of the deal, but I don't know if new illnesses would be covered.