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Old 07-07-2011, 10:55 AM   #87
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Originally Posted by tapu View Post
DREADGEEK: "the life of my son, compared to the life of the other 6 billion of y'all, is more important to me."

I know exactly what you mean, but I did have an uncomfortable feeling when I read that: Would I not sacrifice my son to save the world?

Guess that doesn't really bear on the question at hand.... But I'm back to throwing poor little Asa under the train! >:-\
It was uncomfortable for me to type it! It's one of those things that I know about myself that I might wish were otherwise but it's not.

As an aside, when my son was in his mid-teens I found myself going fully Cosby on him and saying "I brought you into this world, I'll take you out, make another one look just like you and in 15 years no one will know the difference".

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