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Whit
08/02/08 12:51 PM

 If you are on this site you are most likely a parent.  You are a parent in 2008.  We have something to worry about that our parents never did, the Internet.  Yes, this sweet nectar of information that binds us together also has a dark side, ...
Tags: the dark side, porn, glubble, internet, surfing, computer, website, firefox, family, safety, friendly, facebook, fun

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Michael
07/30/08 11:16 PM

Getting Hosed at the Pump? Hose Off! Michael A. Stusser  With the price of oil through the roof, you deserve a little more for your gas money. And with all the bad publicity being heaped on Big Oil, the fat cats at Exxon and...
Tags: michael stusser, humor, essay, oil companies, hosed at the pump, accidental parent, first-person, fatherhood, hilarious, entertainment, www.michaelstusser.com, The Dead Guy Interviews, gas prices, Exxon sucks!, Oil Free America

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ryan
07/29/08 08:50 PM

Some people have asked me why we had three children, so I figured I’d answer it in my next few posts (these reasons are mostly made up; the real reason is that my wife wanted three and she controlled the birth control). Peop...
Tags: marginal cost, economics, daddyfesto, humor, ryan routh, multiple children

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ryan
07/27/08 10:23 AM

Refreshed.  That’s what people say.  They go on vacation from work, and they get back, and you see them in the hall, or talk to them on the phone, and you say “how was the vacation” and they say “I’m refres...
Tags: ryan routh, daddyfesto, sleepovers, refreshment, sick of the kids

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Kim
07/21/08 11:34 PM

And so it begins.  Sibling rivalry, that is.When the baby was born, the big brother regarded him for a nanosecond, in much the same way he might regard a pillow or a watermelon.  No, actually, he'd be more interested if it was a watermelon.
Tags: sibling rivalry, Kyle, Brady, Kim Tracy Prince, toddler

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ryan
07/19/08 09:39 AM

This year, my 4-year old son is playing T-ball for the first time.  My 8-year old daughter is in her 4th or 5th year of tee-ball and softball.  As the years have gone by, I’ve become more and more involved in helping out at games and pra...
Tags: dads, coaching, softball, ryan routh, daddyfesto

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