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<Deleted>	<Deleted>	2002-06-11 10:38:12
Moderated for FYOS rule	by Nea	2002-06-11 10:43:54
Not that I don't agree this wasn't appropriate,	by JPaganel	2002-06-11 10:51:11
What if she's underdeveloped?	by NOLAWitch	2002-06-11 10:57:07
she wouldn't?	by SNUGGLEBUNNIES	2002-06-11 11:01:51
it is	by nawft	2002-06-11 11:09:46
why not FYOB?	by Caius	2002-06-11 11:18:00
Sigh	by nawft	2002-06-11 11:37:39
This probably isn't the right place for this	by JPaganel	2002-06-11 11:46:15
I'm not!	by special_ed	2002-06-11 12:09:28
LOL	by Arienadean	2002-06-11 12:15:38
actually that reminds me of something lastnight. My son wasn't paying attention to what he was doing and he'd just had a bath. He came into my room asking where all his underwear was.(just did laundry) So I told him. Then he comes into my room(as he is wondering what I'm doing and also wants my computer/netaccess) and preceeds to dress in here. No biggie but I look over at my cam as it had been aimed at my bed as I was reading earlier on it and here's my son mooning. He didn't mean to but he was in the right spot at the right moment and it showed the wrong thing. Only chromatix see's the cam (its password protected because it is on 24/7 most times) and I'm not sure if he saw the "moon" but my son and I sure had a giggle. My son of course wanted to do it again to make sure chromatix saw and I told him "no honey thats not a good thing to moon the cam." He was "aww but mom its funny" and I told him no its not polite.
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