I ran into this ad on my walk to Whole Foods the other day. What else can it mean?
Bad parents should have to hand over their reproductive organs.
2 AprThere are many things that piss me off. Obviously enough things to have compelled me to create this blog.
One of these many things is seen below in a crappily photoshopped image I did (with the help of Mike).
Observe:
A few weeks ago I noticed a baby in a strolled sucking down a can of Coca-Cola. What the fuck?! This was not the first time I’d seen it either, but it was the first time I saw it and had a blog where I could share my disgust for shitty parenting.
How is there not mandatory sterilization? People should have to take a general knowledge test before they get to pop one out. Question 1 could say, “Do you feed the baby regularly? Yes or No.” Question 2, “Do you give the baby baths and clean it? Yes or No.” Question 3, “Is a drink with excessive chemicals and dissolvents ok to give your baby? Yes or No.” If they can’t get past question 3 without a wrong answer than they are sterilized. End of discussion, hand over your reproductive organs.
Grownups and kids of a certain age CAN have soda, they know the risks and their bodies are pretty much starting to rot already anyway. No use fighting nature and all. But babies are in production, still growing and developing all kinds of crap they will have to worry about maintaining later in life. Give them a clean start God damn it.
‘Nuff said.
Great parenting example:
4 NovAt a convention a few months ago I saw the following:
A kid about 6 years old who had a plastic bag tied around her neck. That’s not the worst part. The plastic bag was filled with comics and a few books. LOL! : (
The wonderful father was walking his daughter around the convention, and using her as some kind of donkey to haul all the crap he bought at the con.
Had he bought a page at our booth I might not have cared as much, but he didn’t even buy anything from us! Ugh.
See my crappy photoshop skills again to get an idea of what I saw:
Kids aren’t mules, people!
But if they are used as such than at least use them to hold pages or a cover that you purchased from our booth.
Babies in backpacks…
25 SepWTF?!!

The modern mom with her cargo kid.
This is the modern age and all but …come on! I suspect the next stage is a baby hip holster. Where the baby is in a very reinforced leather and steel fanny pack that is placed on the hip rather than the fanny.
Sort of like this:

The future of "baby cargo".
There needs to be is an age limit…
20 Sepfor strollers.
I’ve done a tiny bit of research (googled stroller age limits for less than 30 seconds) and decided that no child should be older than 5.
Many moms online say their kids were in their strollers up until they were 7.
7?!! SEVEN YEARS OLD?! And in a STROLLER?
Look at this lazy kid. He can’t even keep food in his mouth much less get around with out Mommy or Daddy pushing his preteen butt around.

Get your lazy butt out of that stroller and walk, you chubby little snot.
F.Y.I. I am terrible at guessing children’s ages. The photo could be of a 3-year-old for all I know.
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