Family, Children, Aging and Genes

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I can live with fear - as long as she lets me go to the races  
Driver Carries No Cash - He's Married Thanks, Russ G., Portland Oregon, who "saw this on on a White Panel Van about a year ago. (Right after my divorce so it really made me laugh.)"
Survival of the Silliest Thanks, Steve S., for pointing out www.lovebumps.com, November 2000.
Get Even ! Live long enough to become a problem to your kids. Thanks, Paul in the UK, December 2000.
Proud to be a mammal. Thanks, Jack C., November 2000.
Because I'm the Mom, that's why! Thanks, Camille, October 2000.
You Want Breakfast in Bed, sleep in the Kitchen Love offerings. Thanks, Bob, May 2000.
Discourage inbreeding: Ban Country Music Thanks, ZQ! April 2000.
My wife keeps complaining I never listen to her... or something like that. Washington Post's Best Bumperstickers of 1999. (Thanks to my own Pa for sending 'em in, February 2000!)
Get a New Car for Your Spouse. It'll Be a Great Trade Washington Post's Best Bumperstickers of 1999. (Thanks to my own Pa for sending 'em in, February 2000!)
Love May Be Blind, But Marriage Is a Real Eye Opener Washington Post's Best Bumperstickers of 1999. (Thanks to my own Pa for sending 'em in, February 2000!)
In Dog Years, I'm Dead Washington Post's Best Bumperstickers of 1999. (Thanks to my own Pa for sending 'em in, February 2000!)
First National Bank of Dad; Sorry, Closed Washington Post's Best Bumperstickers of 1999. (Thanks to my own Pa for sending 'em in, February 2000!)
Senior Citizen: Give Me My Damn Discount Washington Post's Best Bumperstickers of 1999. (Thanks to my own Pa for sending 'em in, February 2000!)
My Mother Is a Travel Agent for Guilt Trips Washington Post's Best Bumperstickers of 1999. (Thanks to my own Pa for sending 'em in, February 2000!)
Celibacy is not Hereditary Thanks, Kathy S., November 1999.,
How's your wife and my kids? Thanks, Kathy S., November 1999.
Old age comes at a bad time Thanks, Blade K., Sept 1999
If They Take Your Child Away Ask For A JURY Trial Thanks, John J., Sept. 1999. This is a pretty odd one... do you laugh or wince?
Your Dad Should've Pulled Out! Thanks, John J., Sept. 1999
My Hockey Mom Can Beat Up Your Soccer Mom  
I suffer from CRS (can't remember shit) Thanks, Neil H., April 1999
Wrinkled Was Not One Of The Things I Wanted To Be When I Grew Up Thanks, Kathy S., March 1999
Happiness Is Seeing Your Mother-In-Law On A Milk Carton Thanks, Kathy S., March 1999
Husband And Cat Lost... Reward For Cat Thanks, Kathy S., March 1999
Money Isn't Everything, But it Sure Keeps the Kids In Touch Thanks, Dave N., March 1999.
The more you complain, the longer God lets you live. Emailed by my friend Swifti, June 1998.
The older you get, the better you realize you were. From Tony, via Kathy S., July 1998.
The problem with the gene pool is that there is no lifeguard. Cecilia sent this, February 1999.
Adult child of alien invaders. Thanks, Kathy S., January 1999.
Adults are just kids who owe money. Thanks, Kathy S., January 1999.
Age is a very high price to pay for maturity. From Tony, via Kathy S., July 1998.
Clones are people two. Emailed by my friend Sue H., April 1998.
If I want to hear the pitter patter of little feet, I'll put shoes on my cat. Thanks, Kathy S., January 1999.
Never raise your hands to your kids; it leaves your groin unprotected. From physics student Andrew K., March 1999.
Mean People Produce Little Mean People. Seen outside of Boston, December 1998.
Get with the Phylum! Has a picture of a backbone. Seen in Maine, August 1998.
Enjoy Wildlife - Have Kids! Thanks, Alida M., June 1998
I'm as confused as a baby in a topless bar  
Value all families (rainbow colored)  
Love is all it takes to make a family  
Happy childhoods last a lifetime-prevent child abuse  
Children are people, too  
Kids need encouragement everyday  
I embarrass my offspring  
Suicidal twin kills sister by mistake  
Be nice to your kids, thyre' the ones who'll choose your nursing home.  Thanks, Marcin, January 2000.
YOU! Out of the gene pool! Parade Magazine, Sunday October 5, 1997, and John S., June 1998.
We are born naked, wet and hungry. Then things get worse.  


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