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It is kinda meh.

It can't hear commands over its own music. The music takes like  20 seconds to start. You can ask it to play a band but it won't play them unless you added the songs to your prime library. Instead it will play a station based on what you asked like Pandora. I asked for LL Cool J and it gave me country music lol

It knows what city I live in but when I asked it who the mayor was, it told me the mayor of the city named Bayonne in France.

The phone app needs work. That's all.

It has trouble understanding long question. it understands "who is the king of Spain" but didn't understand "who was the last king of France'

It has a lot of potential though and it probably gets firmware updates so the sky is the limit.

It is only $100. Wouldn't pay $200 for it.

I got free weed from a customer today. After I finished his car he told me he had something for me in his car and gave me a baggy with a few nuggets. He didn't even ask if I smoked.

People give you all sorts of stuff when you work on their cars. Crates of fruit, bottles of wine and vodka, bags of bagels, pizza pies, steak and sausages, and Chinese bootleg clothing and sneakers.

so triplets or good timing

I don't understand why people are pressured to have kids.

"Hey, have children. Hurry"

No. I'll have or not have children when I fucking decide on it. You want kids? Go have kids. You can't have kids anymore but still want them? Check your fucking brain out cause you've lost it. Don't want kids but want to hang out with mine? Get over it, and this is your first and last warning, if I have to tell you again, I'm not coming home for thanksgiving dinner. Try me if you think I'm joking.

My mom and dad have finally come around to the idea that they are going grandchildless. My brother is 31 and in no hurry to have kids and I've told them since I was in high school I'm not having any. They didn't believe me in HS cause they thought I'd change my mind (or a girl would change it for me) and they were right to assume it would happen, but I'm at child bearing age and nowhere close so they're finally cluing in.

Kids are

RTHKI wrote:

babies are horrible

kids suck

jsnipy wrote:

you don't want to be raising young children in your forties.

why?

jsnipy wrote:

pirana6 wrote:

I don't understand why people are pressured to have kids.

"Hey, have children. Hurry"

No. I'll have or not have children when I fucking decide on it. You want kids? Go have kids. You can't have kids anymore but still want them? Check your fucking brain out cause you've lost it. Don't want kids but want to hang out with mine? Get over it, and this is your first and last warning, if I have to tell you again, I'm not coming home for thanksgiving dinner. Try me if you think I'm joking.

Comes from a couple of factors. First is that in some cases it becomes harder for some women to carry a child when they get to old. Second is that you don't want to be raising young children in your forties.

No worries I'm just gonna skip kids altogether. If I want to hang out with them, I'm sure my friends with them will be MORE than happy to let me baby sit whenever I want. But aside from the occasional watching them eat food poorly, I have 0 interest in taking them to pee-wee football/watching their crappy clarinet recitals/paying for new shoes every 3 days/paying for 10 lbs of food when theyre 16/etc.


edito: Let me clarify I have no issue with other people doing this or finding joy in this. It's just not for ME.

Last edited by pirana6 (2015-04-07 10:09:45)

I wasn't put on this earth to please my mother.

was it weird cause they were just older than your parents? or was it weird cause they couldn't keep up with their kids running around the playground?

I mean was it weird in relation to your life? or by itself with no outside influence was it weird?

Yeah, parents that are too old seem to be pretty out of touch with their children. They seem to be 1.5 to 2 generations older than their children, rather than only the next one.
We have neighbors who somewhat look like and behave like the grandparents of their kids.

Guess that heavily depends on the personality though. Other adults are concerned about their garden and their house, while I rather play Super Mario or boardgames with my kids.
My five year old constantly asks how many games I have, when he sees my Steam library and desktop icons, and complains that my wife doesn't have as many.

On the other hand, that might at one point lead to my kids thinking that I'm a weird, childish dad.
But if that happens, I know I've succeeded in life.

I really dislike that stereotype of a dad going fishing with his first born son or teaching him how to do a proper fisticuff.
I rather show them the mars rovers on Google maps and teach them diplomacy.