Joves wrote: Just proves to me that stupid people are breeding. I can see the worst case scenario on this one. Baby crawls fast towards the edge, mother, and father move mush faster to grab child, all fall over the cliff. Win the Darwin Award Grand Prize of the year, and in line for all time winner.
Joves wrote: Just proves to me that stupid people are breeding. I can see the worst case scenario on this one. Baby crawls fast towards the edge, mother, and father move mush faster to grab child, all fall over the cliff. Win the Darwin Award Grand Prize of the year, and in line for all time winner.
garyrhook wrote: Perhaps I am the only one annoyed by errant generalizations...
To sum up: this isn't a "photographer" it's a family and/or an MWAC. Could we not ask irrelevant questions that have nothing to do with the referenced article?
Take away: some humans should not be allowed to reproduce.
effron wrote:
garyrhook wrote: Perhaps I am the only one annoyed by errant generalizations...
To sum up: this isn't a "photographer" it's a family and/or an MWAC. Could we not ask irrelevant questions that have nothing to do with the referenced article?
Take away: some humans should not be allowed to reproduce.
Its much easier to be overly emotional......
garyrhook wrote: Perhaps I am the only one annoyed by errant generalizations...
To sum up: this isn't a "photographer" it's a family and/or an MWAC. Could we not ask irrelevant questions that have nothing to do with the referenced article?
Take away: some humans should not be allowed to reproduce.
Janos wrote:
garyrhook wrote: Perhaps I am the only one annoyed by errant generalizations...
To sum up: this isn't a "photographer" it's a family and/or an MWAC. Could we not ask irrelevant questions that have nothing to do with the referenced article?
Take away: some humans should not be allowed to reproduce.
An idiot is an idiot, regardless of what title or occupation they have.
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