Extrapolating current trends to the year 2015

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The discussion revolves around a shared attachment that is anticipated to be unsettling, with participants expressing apprehension about its content. One user humorously comments on the potential appearance of children based on the attachment, while another critiques the excessive use of "polating." A third user shares an image link, prompting reactions about its painful nature and questioning the gender of the subject. The conversation takes a lighthearted turn as users collectively affirm their commitment to not complain about their own children, emphasizing a humorous perspective on parenting challenges. Overall, the thread blends humor with a sense of community support among parents.
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Based on all available data and using standard techniques.
...attachment coming...this is really scary.
 

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I can't see the attachment yet, but the word "extrapolating" sounds bad already...

cookiemonster
 
This may help many of you to imagine what your children will look like...
 
He forgot to put in his color contacts. What a poseur.

- Warren
 
There is enough polating as it is. We don't need extra polating.

Njorl

Hey, I had to post something while waiting for the attachment to clear.
 
This is what Ivan wanted you to see:

http://imageuploader.milbrathnet.net/uploads/Repeat-after-me.jpg
 
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Thanks.

:smile:

I have never understood this sort of thing. Doesn't that hurt?
 
That looks really painful. I wonder if he sets off metal detectors
 
Male, female?

Yikes.
 
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I think it's male. Not completely sure tho. :eek:

Now. All of you with kids - repeat after me:
"I will NEVER complain about MY children again"
"I will NEVER complain about MY children again"
"I will NEVER complain about MY children again"...

:biggrin:
 
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Anybody have a magnet? :biggrin:
 

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