kaz
iLift
Yep, you got it in you!
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Yep, you got it in you!
Bench Polkov
SIR BENCHALOT
As Imperial Overlord of the planet I will consider allowing this.
wingman
Super M0derator
Thought you would have gone with maccas franchise owner. First one ever to make a loss due to having more staff customers than public customers.
TrentZor
Member
sad but true.
walt
DuffProteinMan
the dudes who make statements not questions when doing interviews lol
Neddysmith
Standard kunce
Something outdoors or at least part of the time outdoors, hate sitting in front of a computer all day....
chocchillimango
Well-known member
On a more serious note (although Starfleet was serious), I'd have to say a mother.
I would love to have been a mum. No chance now but I always thought about having at least one, maybe two.
That would have meant more to me than any career. I hope it does to those of you who have children (mums or dads).
Cherish that role. As hard as it is, there is nothing greater in this life.
I would love to have been a mum. No chance now but I always thought about having at least one, maybe two.
That would have meant more to me than any career. I hope it does to those of you who have children (mums or dads).
Cherish that role. As hard as it is, there is nothing greater in this life.
NightFallTech
Member
Swimsuit model oiler...
God
Retired billionaire....
Artist (this might require creativity i suspect, least likely in the list)
God
Retired billionaire....
Artist (this might require creativity i suspect, least likely in the list)
JazDSpaz
Tough Mudder in training
On a more serious note (although Starfleet was serious), I'd have to say a mother.
I would love to have been a mum. No chance now but I always thought about having at least one, maybe two.
That would have meant more to me than any career. I hope it does to those of you who have children (mums or dads).
Cherish that role. As hard as it is, there is nothing greater in this life.
Why no chance now? If you don't mind me asking?
On a more serious note (although Starfleet was serious), I'd have to say a mother.
I would love to have been a mum. No chance now but I always thought about having at least one, maybe two.
That would have meant more to me than any career. I hope it does to those of you who have children (mums or dads).
Cherish that role. As hard as it is, there is nothing greater in this life.
i have regrets about decisions made and opportunities missed, but if i were a woman then missing out on having kids would be pretty tough for me to take. condolences, i guess. they would have appreciated your cooking
that said, there are always lots of kids in need of foster parents...
chocchillimango
Well-known member
too old now ... missed my window of opportunity
i have regrets about decisions made and opportunities missed, but if i were a woman then missing out on having kids would be pretty tough for me to take. condolences, i guess. they would have appreciated your cooking
that said, there are always lots of kids in need of foster parents...
tough to adopt and foster if you are single and working. Foster kids need a lot of attention and I may not have the time to devote to problem kids, sadly.
But yes, some guy and a brood are missing out on kick ass meals and cake, right???
IRON TANKS
Site Advertiser
too old now ... missed my window of opportunity
tough to adopt and foster if you are single and working. Foster kids need a lot of attention and I may not have the time to devote to problem kids, sadly.
But yes, some guy and a brood are missing out on kick ass meals and cake, right???
I just assumed you were married with a kid or two.. learn something new every day. Did prince charming not come a knocking?
One of my mates sisters is staring down the barrel at not being able to have kids, despite just marrying. She's into the 41/42 age bracket and despite exceptional fitness and health, it doesn't help.
I have been told by a lot that kids are the greatest thing in this life yada yada. Yet everytime I see my cousins who are in their late 20s or early 30s they're pulling their hair out saying "don't do it sam, don't do it. It's a trap" (this is inclusive of marriage).
I like kids, when I can return them. I have baby sitted younger cousins numerous amounts of times, and it requires so much damn attention. (yeah yeah, "it's different when they're yours". Sure, just today I saw another man in his late 30s pulling his hair out at the supermarket over the 2 siblings fighting yeah yeah "but you don't see all the good times they make you smile"... I hear ya
) I think I am to self absorbed at the moment to be able to even dedicate myself to that. It's a full time gig and still does not appeal to me, although down the track I am not ruling it out and of course I will probably be a father.
After all, we're here to procreate. But alas no switch has flicked. I have no desire to be up at all hours. I can understand the great feeling it must be watching a little creature you created grow up. Until they reach their teens/20s and don't want to have anything to do with you. Or you annoy them. I know this because I was like this to my folks. To this day they still break my balls, irrespective of loving them. Ricky Gervais recently spoke on his and his girlfriends decision not to have kids. It just wasn't for them. I guess my folks could have said the same of me, and I'd not be writing this. Which would be a shame, because I am almost awe struck every day by life (ty science).
To each their own. Coming from an Italian background, marriage and kids is pretty straight forward. Mandatory if anything. Although my uncle who'd be ~105 years of age now never had kids or a wife all spurred on by a few bad relationships. He said he'd rather die alone in peace. You'd think he'd be a cold hearted tin man, but was the most giving & thoughtful man around. This is what happens when family politics get in the way - in his last relationship, it was not allowed that they were to be married. Him being Calabrese and the other half being Sicilian didn't go down too well. He was seen as inferior because he came out of Italy to Aus, digging up potatoes for work.
Anyway I have lost my train of thought.. carry on
Oh yeah.. that's right. Grass is always greener Choc. Another of my uncles has just finished paying child support for 3 children he had in his mid twenties, and is not allowed to see (and they don't want to know him after what their mother fibbed about). Don't know what's worse? I'd take not ever having kids over that shamble. Oh did I mention losing 2 houses in the process and paying for a European holiday for his ex wife and her new found partner?
Ah.. life