Kids

[star seed 7]

One time my left ear was like almost deaf or something for a few weeks and finally I went digging around in there and pulled out a huge ball of wax and then I could hear again and now I'm like super obsessive about getting the wax out of my ears

[Emo EMAW]

One time I pulled a gigantic crusty hardened booger out of my kid's nose and placed it on time of a dime (for scale) and took a picture and proudly distributed it to my friends and family.

[Dr Rick Daris]

I am no cop, but:

this chart tells us that the lord of the rings movie referenced in emo's link would have had to have been more than twice as loud and someone would have had to watch it three times in a row for it to even begin to creep into an area considered to be potentially dangerous.

[420seriouscat69]

OMG Emo! 

[Emo EMAW]

Get effed bloody nipples guy! 

[420seriouscat69]

 

[slobber]

Post the picture Emo!!!!


Gonna win 'em all! (using Tapatalk)

[Emo EMAW]

[Gooch]

Good grief

[star seed 7]

So disrespectful to the country

[Dub]

My parents kept making boundaries for me and slowly worked me back to my own room. Like I couldn't sleep in the bed. Then I couldn't sleep in the room. Etc. I'm not sure what the time frame between the changes was though.

So your parents made you sleep on their bedroom floor?

Said I wasn't allowed in the bed. So I slept next to it. Then I wasn't allowed past a certain part of the floor then another part. Til they slowly worked me out of their room, down the hall, and back into my own bed. It worked very well.

So you slept in the hallway too?

Yes. As close as I was allowed to be to my parents.

this is a great story. in my mind the measurements were so incremental each night that you went from your parents bed to your own bed without ever realizing you were being pushed out.

How long of a process was this?  Like a couple days? a week?  I'm hoping for months..

[Emo EMAW]

I bet ole Cat Nipples comes back on here and says that I should not be proud of such a measly booger.

[kso_FAN]

funny side story. when my oldest son was one week old, I took him to kstate/mu the year huggins coached. one of if not the loudest games I've ever been to. he slept in his carseat the whole time.

I did the same thing with a 3 week old with KSU/OU football in 2011. Slept the whole time too in a baby sling. Although that game wasn't v loud after halftime.

My oldest son's first game. http://newsok.com/article/2727487

He was just over 5 weeks. I stood in the front row of the student section and held him the entire game. Probably not the best idea looking back.

[420seriouscat69]

I bet ole Cat Nipples comes back on here and says that I should not be proud of such a measly booger.

I picked bigger ones when I was a kid. 

[Dr Rick Daris]

funny side story. when my oldest son was one week old, I took him to kstate/mu the year huggins coached. one of if not the loudest games I've ever been to. he slept in his carseat the whole time.

I did the same thing with a 3 week old with KSU/OU football in 2011. Slept the whole time too in a baby sling. Although that game wasn't v loud after halftime.

My oldest son's first game. http://newsok.com/article/2727487

He was just over 5 weeks. I stood in the front row of the student section and held him the entire game. Probably not the best idea looking back.

what was the alternative? miss the game? I think you made a great choice and it makes for a pretty good story for him. old ball cats will talk about that game and he can be like "yeah I was there for that one too".

[SdK]

My parents kept making boundaries for me and slowly worked me back to my own room. Like I couldn't sleep in the bed. Then I couldn't sleep in the room. Etc. I'm not sure what the time frame between the changes was though.

So your parents made you sleep on their bedroom floor?

Said I wasn't allowed in the bed. So I slept next to it. Then I wasn't allowed past a certain part of the floor then another part. Til they slowly worked me out of their room, down the hall, and back into my own bed. It worked very well.

So you slept in the hallway too?

Yes. As close as I was allowed to be to my parents.

this is a great story. in my mind the measurements were so incremental each night that you went from your parents bed to your own bed without ever realizing you were being pushed out.

How long of a process was this?  Like a couple days? a week?  I'm hoping for months..

Just called mom. It was over the course of 3 weeks. I had a big kid bed, but we still had my crib mattress. So they said if you wake up from your own bed you csn sleep on the crib mattress and they kept moving it further from their bed until eventually I was just like what's the point and stayed in my own bed.

[SdK]

She said it was cute when they'd open their door and I'd be outside their door or down the hall a bit.

[kso_FAN]

funny side story. when my oldest son was one week old, I took him to kstate/mu the year huggins coached. one of if not the loudest games I've ever been to. he slept in his carseat the whole time.

I did the same thing with a 3 week old with KSU/OU football in 2011. Slept the whole time too in a baby sling. Although that game wasn't v loud after halftime.

My oldest son's first game. http://newsok.com/article/2727487

He was just over 5 weeks. I stood in the front row of the student section and held him the entire game. Probably not the best idea looking back.

what was the alternative? miss the game? I think you made a great choice and it makes for a pretty good story for him. old ball cats will talk about that game and he can be like "yeah I was there for that one too".

Good point. It was fun actually, but these guys talking about hearing loss caused concern.

[pissclams]

funny side story. when my oldest son was one week old, I took him to kstate/mu the year huggins coached. one of if not the loudest games I've ever been to. he slept in his carseat the whole time.

I did the same thing with a 3 week old with KSU/OU football in 2011. Slept the whole time too in a baby sling. Although that game wasn't v loud after halftime.

My oldest son's first game. http://newsok.com/article/2727487

He was just over 5 weeks. I stood in the front row of the student section and held him the entire game. Probably not the best idea looking back.

what was the alternative? miss the game? I think you made a great choice and it makes for a pretty good story for him. old ball cats will talk about that game and he can be like "yeah I was there for that one too".

the headlines reads

Sooner magic Price guides OU past K-State in overtime

before i read the article i thought the headline was referring to brent price

 

[Emo EMAW]

I think you can do that stuff just take precautions if you think it's necessary.  I see kids with hearing protection on all the time at games.  In a family with a former artilleryman and a stupid kid who liked to be first row at concerts, hearing loss is a real thing.  #dontletithappentoyou #protectthedrum #whatthefuckdidyousayicanthearyoufucker

[Dr Rick Daris]

funny side story. when my oldest son was one week old, I took him to kstate/mu the year huggins coached. one of if not the loudest games I've ever been to. he slept in his carseat the whole time.

I did the same thing with a 3 week old with KSU/OU football in 2011. Slept the whole time too in a baby sling. Although that game wasn't v loud after halftime.

My oldest son's first game. http://newsok.com/article/2727487

He was just over 5 weeks. I stood in the front row of the student section and held him the entire game. Probably not the best idea looking back.

what was the alternative? miss the game? I think you made a great choice and it makes for a pretty good story for him. old ball cats will talk about that game and he can be like "yeah I was there for that one too".

Good point. It was fun actually, but these guys talking about hearing loss caused concern.

just like a loud movie, no sporting event is causing hearing loss.

[Dr Rick Daris]

I think you can do that stuff just take precautions if you think it's necessary.  I see kids with hearing protection on all the time at games.  In a family with a former artilleryman and a stupid kid who liked to be first row at concerts, hearing loss is a real thing.  #dontletithappentoyou #protectthedrum #whatthefuckdidyousayicanthearyoufucker

I mean you can take precautions on stuff like that if you want, but it's a ridiculous overreaction and not necessary. but yolo so you do you.

also, my hunch is that most kids with hearing protection on at games that you have seen don't have them to protect their hearing, but because they have hyperacusis or some other sensory processing issue and hpds are the only way they would be able to tolerate a setting like that. just a guess.

[Gooch]

I think you can do that stuff just take precautions if you think it's necessary.  I see kids with hearing protection on all the time at games.  In a family with a former artilleryman and a stupid kid who liked to be first row at concerts, hearing loss is a real thing.  #dontletithappentoyou #protectthedrum #whatthefuckdidyousayicanthearyoufucker

I mean you can take precautions on stuff like that if you want, but it's a ridiculous overreaction and not necessary. but yolo so you do you.

also, my hunch is that most kids with hearing protection on at games that you have seen don't have them to protect their hearing, but because they have hyperacusis or some other sensory processing issue and hpds are the only way they would be able to tolerate a setting like that. just a guess.

like some mid level Manhattan cop would know this crap.

[Emo EMAW]

Art Briles recommended hearing protection, and I trust Art Briles.

[Emo EMAW]