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Thanks. Being a father is by far the most amazing experience of my life.
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Geo
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You, a father, god help that young child.
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Geo
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Maybe you should spend a little time with them instead of honing your skills as an asshole on the interwebs.
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Geo
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I am not in the same position as you. I don't have any kids to educate, and form into useful members of society.
Let me guess, your kids are going to go to college to become social workers.
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Geo
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Let me know how that works out for you in five years.
They will probably be working at Starbucks.
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https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/weird-news/fifteen-teens-children-treated-rabies-10999810
Fifteen teens and children 'treated for rabies after gang raping an infected donkey'
Fifteen children and teenagers from a small rural town in Morocco have been treated for rabies after reportedly gang raping an infected donkey.
The youngsters - aged seven to 15 - were rushed to hospital after discovering the animal had the disease, according to local reports.
The youths, from a small tribal group, spent a week at the Mechraa Belksiri Hospital, while the donkey was killed to prevent further people being infected, reports Al-Akhbar newspaper.
The families of the fifteen young people are said to have reacted in "distress and horror" after being mocked throughout the small town in the north-western region of Gharb-Chrarda-B ni Hssen.
The number of infections is feared to be much higher, as some families reportedly took their children to hospitals outside the region to avoid humiliation.
Parents in the small town are also secretly having their children vaccinated in case they had approached the animal, reports claim.
Fifteen teens and children 'treated for rabies after gang raping an infected donkey'
Fifteen children and teenagers from a small rural town in Morocco have been treated for rabies after reportedly gang raping an infected donkey.
The youngsters - aged seven to 15 - were rushed to hospital after discovering the animal had the disease, according to local reports.
The youths, from a small tribal group, spent a week at the Mechraa Belksiri Hospital, while the donkey was killed to prevent further people being infected, reports Al-Akhbar newspaper.
The families of the fifteen young people are said to have reacted in "distress and horror" after being mocked throughout the small town in the north-western region of Gharb-Chrarda-B ni Hssen.
The number of infections is feared to be much higher, as some families reportedly took their children to hospitals outside the region to avoid humiliation.
Parents in the small town are also secretly having their children vaccinated in case they had approached the animal, reports claim.
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watson503
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I can't stand "jazz" fans...Avoid, avoid, avoid.
Back to school shopping with the fambly
"Meanwhile, on Cuck Island..."
Back to school shopping with the fambly
"Meanwhile, on Cuck Island..."
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https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/weird-news/fifteen-teens-children-treated-rabies-10999810
Fifteen teens and children 'treated for rabies after gang raping an infected donkey'
Fifteen children and teenagers from a small rural town in Morocco have been treated for rabies after reportedly gang raping an infected donkey.
The youngsters - aged seven to 15 - were rushed to hospital after discovering the animal had the disease, according to local reports.
The youths, from a small tribal group, spent a week at the Mechraa Belksiri Hospital, while the donkey was killed to prevent further people being infected, reports Al-Akhbar newspaper.
The families of the fifteen young people are said to have reacted in "distress and horror" after being mocked throughout the small town in the north-western region of Gharb-Chrarda-B ni Hssen.
The number of infections is feared to be much higher, as some families reportedly took their children to hospitals outside the region to avoid humiliation.
Parents in the small town are also secretly having their children vaccinated in case they had approached the animal, reports claim.