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Do I have to drive a nail through your head S1 E2 Little Scotty
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Using my past as an example we’ll talk about all the good and bad of parenting. I’m no kid. I’ve raised four kids and have seen it done very well and also have seen parents who should not pass go and collect $200.
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What do I have to do, drive a nail through your head!
Told a funny story about babysitting my brothers and sisters. My brother will never live it down. Talked about the right age to let your oldest kid babysit the younger ones. If you have a funny story send it to me at driveanailthroughyourhead@gmail.com.
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What Do I Have To Do, Drive a Nail Through Your Head! S1 E2
Seatbelts are a part of driving now. But it wasn't always that way. There are a lot of people out there still ignoring the seatbelt laws and leaving significant parts of their body all over the road after a bad accident. Comment? https://anchor.fm/scott-moss5/message
I also mentioned Mr. Trump and some of his antics. Most of the time I just laugh off the perticular lie he's telling and go on with my day. Yesterday was another story. Propaganda films made in the white house with your tax dollars supposedly to inspire the nation with his phenomenal accomplishments (insert laughter here). The rest of the news conference was spent yelling at reporteres who called him out on his lies. https://anchor.fm/scott-moss5/message
Finally we covered babies. A much more fun topic. Everyone getting ready to have one or has just had one would benefit from listening to this.
Don't forget to leave me a note at https://anchor.fm/scott-moss5/message
See ya,
Little Scotty
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What Do I Have To Do, Drive a Nail Through Your Head!
Growing up in the sixties and seventies was interesting to say the least. I was too young for Woodstock (you don't see many 8 year old's walking around in the mud at Woodstock) but my Dad had no problem greasing us up with Brylcreem when we were little. I have a picture of My parents and my 3 (at the time) siblings standing in front of my grandparents house on Easter Sunday, the boys in suits and dress coats (We looked like little salesmen, my sister in her Easter dress, my Mom in her best dress(which she probably found on a sale rack somewhere) and my Dad God bless him in a sport coat, a polo shirt with no collar, and sunglasses on looking so much like James Bond it was ridiculous. I love that picture. Grandmas house was full of plastic covered furniture and a velvet rope to keep us out of the living room. That sucker came down fast when we got there. My Mom was always a wreck when we went to see her parents. My Grandma was kind of mean and inattentive but my Grandpa was a lot of fun and loved the grandkids.
There are stories. Lots of them. But I want to hear yours. Please send my your messages so we can read and discuss them. Serious or not I'll read them all (unless they involve inappropriate things) so we can discuss them and have either a laugh or a cry depending on how things go. Someday soon, I hope to have the ability to listen to your phone calls. Then we can really have a discussion.
THanks for listening.
Little Scotty.
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Do I have to drive a nail through your head S1 E2 (Trailer)
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