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[Rusty Shackleford]

After-School, I told my mom if she could take me to wal-mart to buy Guitar hero 3, But a few hours later, She said "How about tommorow" I declined her offer, and asked if i could have my money so i could walk to gamestop, which was only a few hundred feet away, She declines my offer, Which was bullshit, Especially since the gamestop was RIGHT NEXT TO MY *crag* HOUSE, A few minutes ago, We argued, And she brought up my "Outrageously" long hair, And i say "It's my hair, i can do what i want with it"

She replies "But were your parents, You have to do what we say"

"It's still my hair, You have your own hair, go do what you want with
YOUR hair"


Then she stayed quiet, And remained quiet, she knew i was right.

[Super Postman]

Parents will be parents.

Nuff said, Now I have a question, to play devils advocate here for a second, did you consider how your mom was feeling when she "lied" to you?

Also about the hair nagging, it comes with the territory of long hair.

[Sam]

kind of like mine. If I ask what I did wrong, they wont speak.

[Nastasia]

Kind of like mine, except mine just get pissed off at me for the stupidest reasons. And I get that "We're your parents, you have to respect us." stuff all the time. It just makes me think..... "Argh, just shut up about that already....I know that, but you should respect me too...."

[Spiny]

I have an outrageously-large-for-my-age afro.

[Ligador]

Parents love to think they perfectly know what is better for their kids, but they don't. Really.

It's deadly annoying. But it's reality. You can deal with it.

[Anti-Guy]

Sadly CFH is true, and if u have children mostlikely you we be not and exact image copy but somewhat similar. just try to think from their viewpoint who you are.

[Steve]

[Fancy Wario]

Okay, uh...

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I didn't see anything about lying in that post = /

[Sam]