$60 playing Bingo, would have been $120 - sm

• What's the most you've ever won? sm - Inquiring mind
  • DH played the lottery, Pick 4, hit it - maxine
  • Well at Bingo my hubby won 1,000 and then I won - Deep pockets
  • We won $1200 on the - lottery...sm
    • I'd have probably fainted if I won that much...sm - Georgia Gal
  • I won a Thanksgiving turkey giveaway and got to be on the news. sm - LMT
    • So it wasn't contest where they threw bird out of plane and - you had to catch one? "Oh, the horror!" nm
  • Won $2,000 on slot machine on New Year's Eve. What a way to start the year. nm - trose
    • My brother and I also won sm - trose
  • $500 at Bingo - txmt
  • On 2 different occassions, I won... - PAMT~MDM
  • $60 playing Bingo, would have been $120 - sm - XXX
  • Won $1000 on a poker slot machine about 4 years ago... - kitkat
  • I won the centerpiece at a Christmas party - - Unruly Julie
  • After I got engarged, I played my wedding date on a lottery - sm
  • Remember the New Kids On The Block when they were huge?? When they came to sm - Embarrassed to say now
    • Haha...too cool. My fave was Jordan. NM - TM
    • Oh my gosh - :-)
    • That is such a great story!!!!!! Loved it. - nm
      • That brings back great memories! :) (nm) - mtstudent
  • Totally serious. A box of Tide in a random drawing when I was about 15 and went..sm - MSMT
    • This will date me but - Twinkle-toes
      • winning - lucky

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Look lady, I'll spell it out:

--you are terribly selfish and self-righteous, unforgiving and stubborn.

--you obviously have not put the emotional needs of your children first, regardless of all your assertions otherwise.   

--money is more important to you than your son.

--none of here are jealous of your broken home.

--since you have been answering all these responses all morning with no emotion at all, you probably have a mental disorder. 

Now go back to lala land to your dear hubby who you are so very sorry you did not meet years earlier.  And use your answering machine to avoid further conflicts in your cushy life.

Enjoy your vacations. 

If that kid is old enough to pull on the handle, then that kid is also old enough to drink from a sippy cup! Come on, people! Wake up! This lady could have easily bottled her breast milk instead of whipping it out (discreetly or not) on a plane full of people.  Nothing like trapping a bunch of people on a plane and putting them in a very uncomfortable situation!

I breastfed my daughter until she started walking.  After that, she went on a bottle, then to a sippy cup, then to a regular cup.  She's 18 years old now and quite well adjusted. 

And, we are not living in a third world country where kids up to 5 yrs old run up to their mother and just start suckin on a tit! This is America, where it's more cultured, where there are other options. 

I remember a time when I was a kid at Disneyland and I saw a lady with her baby sitting on a bench.  I wanted to see the baby and walked past just in time to see the woman whip out her tit for all to see.  My mother was so enraged that she reported her and stood right next to the woman until security arrived and they told the lady that there were baby stations all around Disneyland where she could go to have privacy with her baby during feeding time.  BTW, there are still baby stations with seating for mothers to breastfeed their babies.

Mine is too old now to do much more than swat at the grim reaper every now and again.  He's almost 16 now and he's getting kinda stinky.  He always was a grump though.  He'll come in here and park himself right on my mouse...I mean like direct butthole contact with the mouse, and when I try to shoo him away, he flattens his ears and hisses at me and growls.  At least he's still doing that I suppose.

You do mean the person playing character of Mary in this movie got pregnant as a teen? 

Welcome to the 21st Century, m'dear.........*lol* - not many couples are getting married today (although the gay community sure is trying to get married).....but the numbers are WAY down for hetero couples.........

in any event, it's just a flick/movie - what do you care about the actors/actresses who are playing the characters? 

If so, how did they get the scholarship/scholarships to go out of state?  My junior wants to go out of state and I've told her that she has to find the money to go, especially since our state has a lottery paid college education program that pays tuition and some of the books/fees as long as a student keeps their grades at a B-average or higher.  She is thinking about studying broadcasting.  She has no special talents and doesn't do volunteer work or participate in anything but drama club...nothing to make her especially shine.  She is an A/B student.   We don't have the money for out of state tuition and even covering just the expenses that in-state lottery funded fees will be difficult but do-able if we can get her excited about one of the many state schools available.

Anyone have their child figure out how to do this?