August 25, 2006
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What's the Point?
Dear STUPIDocles,
Ha Ha, you jokester! You're so clever. You absolutely skewered
all those hoity-toity rich folks who don't have time for their own
children. I wish I were just half as clever and gracious as you,
assuming the worst about people you know absolutely nothing
about. How about you actually take the time to talk to people and
ask them why they use daycare? Have you ever heard of the single
mother? The family who needs two incomes to stay afloat?
And why are you telling
parents how to raise their kids, are you some kind of
expert? You don't even have any! I've always been one to
call a tool for digging, typically
having a long handle and a narrow, flat metal blade that can be pressed
into the ground with the foot a spade; and you sir, are not a spade, but you are a tool (or fool, you choose!). Consider yourself <<<<<<<<<<FLAMED!!!>>>>>>>>>>
*** The SCARECROW ***
Dear Mr. Scared-Cow,
I
respectfully ask that you refrain from making fun of my name. I'm
afraid you read a little too much into my last post. I was not in
fact scaring anybody (it's spelled s-c-a-r-e-d, not
"skewered"). You did have a good suggestion to talk to
people. You might want to use it yourself, and find out what I
really meant by my post. You have "cleverly" and "graciously"
assumed the worst of me who(m?) you know absolutely nothing
about. I don't have a child, but I'm certainly entitled to an
opinion about them. I don't have a Goodyear™ blimp either, does
that mean I can't have an opinion about Goodyear™ blimps?
I
am glad to hear that I am not a spade. Perhaps I am a crescent
wrench or a saw. Tools can be used to do good work as well as
bad. And you, my friend, are a rebellious hammer that struck my
thumb instead of the nail like it was supposed to (bad tool!).
How about a little fire, ScareCrow?
Get a brain!
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