Pure Parents

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– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> > > Instead of just trolling, now you add stalking to your dossier. > "Stalking" Dick-Steve?  Now that’s rich!  From my perspective he sits > online 25 hours a day waiting for a post so he can spew hatred at the > poster. > > Some father asks, "Can anyone recommend a good book on interacting > > with and motivating a 3 (almost 4) year old?" and SpiroStevenWalz > > tells him, "Trying to "motivate" a child differently than he selects > > is abuse." > > I think Jim should know something about the dipstick who responded by > > denigrating the father’s good intentions. > I agree with Dan – I feel bad for Peace Angel at the moment, afraid > he’ll try to defend himself to Dick-Steve.  I wanted to warn him, too. > Wendy >Well thank you Wendy! >When I see people like SpiroStevenW pouncing on a newbie for asking an >innocent question I wonder how many people see what’s going on and >decide to not post anything for fear of what SSW will call them or >accuse them of doing. >OR how many people simply leave and never come back because of his >insane rantings? >It’s interesting, SSW’s opinion is always the only correct opinion >(according to him) and he never fails to ignore the questions he can’t >answer or the statements that prove him wrong. >What IS that called?

It’s called you living into your fantasies. Steve

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Play horsey!!  Love it!!  The Dads often get down and play physically, where the Moms tend to be more verbal.  Rightly or wrongly, that’s what I see a lot of.  So get down and play!  Chase! Hide and seek!  Jungle Gym Daddy! They won’t forget it…

– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Can anyone recommend a good book on interacting with and motivating a > 3 (almost 4) year old? > The Magic Years. > Or throw out the book at get down on your hands and knees and play > horsey.  :-)  My three year olds were VERY bossy and just wanted to > direct me. > Wendy, Mummy to Caroline (11), Gary (9) and Sammy (almost 3)

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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> > > > Instead of just trolling, now you add stalking to your dossier. > > "Stalking" Dick-Steve?  Now that’s rich!  From my perspective he sits > > online 25 hours a day waiting for a post so he can spew hatred at the > > poster. > > > Some father asks, "Can anyone recommend a good book on interacting > > > with and motivating a 3 (almost 4) year old?" and SpiroStevenWalz > > > tells him, "Trying to "motivate" a child differently than he selects > > > is abuse." > > > I think Jim should know something about the dipstick who responded by > > > denigrating the father’s good intentions. > > I agree with Dan – I feel bad for Peace Angel at the moment, afraid > > he’ll try to defend himself to Dick-Steve.  I wanted to warn him, too. > > Wendy > Well thank you Wendy! > When I see people like SpiroStevenW pouncing on a newbie for asking an > innocent question I wonder how many people see what’s going on and > decide to not post anything for fear of what SSW will call them or > accuse them of doing. > OR how many people simply leave and never come back because of his > insane rantings? > It’s interesting, SSW’s opinion is always the only correct opinion > (according to him) and he never fails to ignore the questions he can’t > answer or the statements that prove him wrong. > What IS that called? > Thanks again, Dan Sullivan > I think you’re both a little too obsessed with him. > Both your PKB’s are duly noted, however. > ~Nan~

What’s YOUR problem, Nan? SpiroStevenW’s a horses ass and Jim has no idea why SSW is attacking him. I just showed Jim why. What’s wrong with that? And Wendy makes ONE post in agreement with me and she’s "a little too obsessed?" Quite the diagnostician you are! And if I need psychological counseling I’ll call ya. Wait by the phone. Dan

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– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> > > > > Instead of just trolling, now you add stalking to your dossier. > > > "Stalking" Dick-Steve?  Now that’s rich!  From my perspective he sits > > > online 25 hours a day waiting for a post so he can spew hatred at the > > > poster. > > > > Some father asks, "Can anyone recommend a good book on interacting > > > > with and motivating a 3 (almost 4) year old?" and SpiroStevenWalz > > > > tells him, "Trying to "motivate" a child differently than he selects > > > > is abuse." > > > > I think Jim should know something about the dipstick who responded by > > > > denigrating the father’s good intentions. > > > I agree with Dan – I feel bad for Peace Angel at the moment, afraid > > > he’ll try to defend himself to Dick-Steve.  I wanted to warn him, too. > > > Wendy > > Well thank you Wendy! > > When I see people like SpiroStevenW pouncing on a newbie for asking an > > innocent question I wonder how many people see what’s going on and > > decide to not post anything for fear of what SSW will call them or > > accuse them of doing. > > OR how many people simply leave and never come back because of his > > insane rantings? > > It’s interesting, SSW’s opinion is always the only correct opinion > > (according to him) and he never fails to ignore the questions he can’t > > answer or the statements that prove him wrong. > > What IS that called? > > Thanks again, Dan Sullivan > I think you’re both a little too obsessed with him. > Both your PKB’s are duly noted, however. > ~Nan~ > What’s YOUR problem, Nan?

I don’t have a problem with Steve, you do, obviously. > SpiroStevenW’s a horses ass and Jim has no idea why SSW is attacking him. > I just showed Jim why. What’s wrong with that?

Jim’s been here before.  He’s also dogged Steve. You didn’t tell anyone anything they didn’t already know. > And Wendy makes ONE post in agreement with me and she’s "a little too

obsessed?" Um, actually it’s deeper than that, but you’d know it if you spent half as much time participating in  a newsgroup instead of having to be a pseudo hero. ~Nan~

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– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> > > Instead of just trolling, now you add stalking to your dossier. > "Stalking" Dick-Steve?  Now that’s rich!  From my perspective he sits > online 25 hours a day waiting for a post so he can spew hatred at the > poster. > > Some father asks, "Can anyone recommend a good book on interacting > > with and motivating a 3 (almost 4) year old?" and SpiroStevenWalz > > tells him, "Trying to "motivate" a child differently than he selects > > is abuse." > > I think Jim should know something about the dipstick who responded by > > denigrating the father’s good intentions. > I agree with Dan – I feel bad for Peace Angel at the moment, afraid > he’ll try to defend himself to Dick-Steve.  I wanted to warn him, too. > Wendy > Well thank you Wendy! > When I see people like SpiroStevenW pouncing on a newbie for asking an > innocent question I wonder how many people see what’s going on and > decide to not post anything for fear of what SSW will call them or > accuse them of doing. > OR how many people simply leave and never come back because of his > insane rantings? > It’s interesting, SSW’s opinion is always the only correct opinion > (according to him) and he never fails to ignore the questions he can’t > answer or the statements that prove him wrong. > What IS that called? > Thanks again, Dan Sullivan

I think you’re both a little too obsessed with him. Both your PKB’s are duly noted, however. ~Nan~

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> That was Jim’s first post. > HE hasn’t been hanging here very long at all. > I believed he deserved a ‘heads up’ on who and what SpiroSteveW is. > Dan

As I said, you can add Net Hall Monitor to your resume. ~Nan~

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– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> > > > > Instead of just trolling, now you add stalking to your dossier. > > > > > ~Nan~ > > > > Some father asks, "Can anyone recommend a good book on interacting > > > > with and motivating a 3 (almost 4) year old?" and SpiroStevenWalz > > > > tells him, "Trying to "motivate" a child differently than he selects > > > > is abuse." > > > > I think Jim should know something about the dipstick who responded by > > > > denigrating the father’s good intentions. > > > > Sorry Nan, all I did was give Jim the name of a good book AND at the > > > > same time demonstrate with SpiroSW’s own words what a monstrous wacko > > > > he is. > > > So we can add Net monitor to your resume? > > > Sorry "Dan", but most, if not all the posters here know who Steve is. >  That > > > you choose to hump is leg shows you have little better to do with your >  time, > > > though. > > > ~Nan~ > > Hey Nan, > > Please elaborate on who everybody thinks Steve is. > If you have been hanging out here very long, you’ll know what I mean. > <rest of meaningless repetition snipped> > ~Nan~ >That was Jim’s first post. >HE hasn’t been hanging here very long at all. >I believed he deserved a ‘heads up’ on who and what SpiroSteveW is. >Dan

Hawh! As if you even KNEW!! Steve

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– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->> > > > > Instead of just trolling, now you add stalking to your dossier. >> > > > > ~Nan~ >> > > > Some father asks, "Can anyone recommend a good book on interacting >> > > > with and motivating a 3 (almost 4) year old?" and SpiroStevenWalz >> > > > tells him, "Trying to "motivate" a child differently than he selects >> > > > is abuse." >> > > > I think Jim should know something about the dipstick who responded by >> > > > denigrating the father’s good intentions. >> > > > Sorry Nan, all I did was give Jim the name of a good book AND at the >> > > > same time demonstrate with SpiroSW’s own words what a monstrous wacko >> > > > he is. >> > > So we can add Net monitor to your resume? >> > > Sorry "Dan", but most, if not all the posters here know who Steve is. >  That >> > > you choose to hump is leg shows you have little better to do with your >  time, >> > > though. >> > > ~Nan~ >> > Hey Nan, >> > Please elaborate on who everybody thinks Steve is. >> If you have been hanging out here very long, you’ll know what I mean. >> <rest of meaningless repetition snipped> >> ~Nan~ >That was Jim’s first post. >HE hasn’t been hanging here very long at all. >I believed he deserved a ‘heads up’ on who and what SpiroSteveW is. >Dan > Hawh! As if you even KNEW!! > Steve

What you post is demonstrative enough. Don’t you think? Dan

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> > Instead of just trolling, now you add stalking to your dossier.

"Stalking" Dick-Steve?  Now that’s rich!  From my perspective he sits online 25 hours a day waiting for a post so he can spew hatred at the poster. > Some father asks, "Can anyone recommend a good book on interacting > with and motivating a 3 (almost 4) year old?" and SpiroStevenWalz > tells him, "Trying to "motivate" a child differently than he selects > is abuse." > I think Jim should know something about the dipstick who responded by > denigrating the father’s good intentions.

I agree with Dan – I feel bad for Peace Angel at the moment, afraid he’ll try to defend himself to Dick-Steve.  I wanted to warn him, too. Wendy

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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> > Instead of just trolling, now you add stalking to your dossier. > "Stalking" Dick-Steve?  Now that’s rich!  From my perspective he sits > online 25 hours a day waiting for a post so he can spew hatred at the > poster. > Some father asks, "Can anyone recommend a good book on interacting > with and motivating a 3 (almost 4) year old?" and SpiroStevenWalz > tells him, "Trying to "motivate" a child differently than he selects > is abuse." > I think Jim should know something about the dipstick who responded by > denigrating the father’s good intentions. > I agree with Dan – I feel bad for Peace Angel at the moment, afraid > he’ll try to defend himself to Dick-Steve.  I wanted to warn him, too. > Wendy

Well thank you Wendy! When I see people like SpiroStevenW pouncing on a newbie for asking an innocent question I wonder how many people see what’s going on and decide to not post anything for fear of what SSW will call them or accuse them of doing. OR how many people simply leave and never come back because of his insane rantings? It’s interesting, SSW’s opinion is always the only correct opinion (according to him) and he never fails to ignore the questions he can’t answer or the statements that prove him wrong. What IS that called? Thanks again, Dan Sullivan

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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> > Instead of just trolling, now you add stalking to your dossier. > > ~Nan~ > Some father asks, "Can anyone recommend a good book on interacting > with and motivating a 3 (almost 4) year old?" and SpiroStevenWalz > tells him, "Trying to "motivate" a child differently than he selects > is abuse." > I think Jim should know something about the dipstick who responded by > denigrating the father’s good intentions. > Sorry Nan, all I did was give Jim the name of a good book AND at the > same time demonstrate with SpiroSW’s own words what a monstrous wacko > he is. > So we can add Net monitor to your resume? > Sorry "Dan", but most, if not all the posters here know who Steve is.  That > you choose to hump is leg shows you have little better to do with your time, > though. > ~Nan~

Hey Nan, Please elaborate on who everybody thinks Steve is. Jim asked for the name of a good book. Sounds pretty simple to me, and not a bad thing for a father to do. SpiroSteve says "motivate" is a "loaded code word" for abuse. Maybe it is for STEVE!! But Jim’s NOT gonna learn how to abuse his child from the book that I recommended. Is there something wrong with recommending a book OR showing a new poster who the person is who just accused him of having intentions of abusing his child? Thanks for your post, Dan

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– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> > > Instead of just trolling, now you add stalking to your dossier. > > > ~Nan~ > > Some father asks, "Can anyone recommend a good book on interacting > > with and motivating a 3 (almost 4) year old?" and SpiroStevenWalz > > tells him, "Trying to "motivate" a child differently than he selects > > is abuse." > > I think Jim should know something about the dipstick who responded by > > denigrating the father’s good intentions. > > Sorry Nan, all I did was give Jim the name of a good book AND at the > > same time demonstrate with SpiroSW’s own words what a monstrous wacko > > he is. > So we can add Net monitor to your resume? > Sorry "Dan", but most, if not all the posters here know who Steve is. That > you choose to hump is leg shows you have little better to do with your time, > though. > ~Nan~ > Hey Nan, > Please elaborate on who everybody thinks Steve is.

If you have been hanging out here very long, you’ll know what I mean. <rest of meaningless repetition snipped> ~Nan~

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>> So we can add Net monitor to your resume? > Sorry "Dan", but most, if not all the posters here know who Steve is.  That > you choose to hump is leg shows you have little better to do with your time, > though. > ~Nan~ >Hey Nan, >Please elaborate on who everybody thinks Steve is.

I’ve been here for more than a year. I’ve always told you the truth. What more you think you need is truly amazing to me. >Jim asked for the name of a good book. Sounds pretty simple to me, and >not a bad thing for a father to do. >SpiroSteve says "motivate" is a "loaded code word" for abuse.

He wanted a book with which to "motivate" a three year old, which is a sad joke. A three year old is not capable of being motivated, only abused by some jackass who THINKS he’s supposed to "motivate" him!! >But Jim’s NOT gonna learn how to abuse his child from the book that I >recommended. >Is there something wrong with recommending a book

With which to "motivate" a three year old. If you had simply requoted the asshole’s question it would have been OBVIOUS that YOU were wrong, and that HE was an asshole, which is why you did not, of course!! > OR showing a new >poster who the person is who just accused him of having intentions of >abusing his child?

As if you knew. But you know nuthin’. Steve

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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> > > > Instead of just trolling, now you add stalking to your dossier. > > > > ~Nan~ > > > Some father asks, "Can anyone recommend a good book on interacting > > > with and motivating a 3 (almost 4) year old?" and SpiroStevenWalz > > > tells him, "Trying to "motivate" a child differently than he selects > > > is abuse." > > > I think Jim should know something about the dipstick who responded by > > > denigrating the father’s good intentions. > > > Sorry Nan, all I did was give Jim the name of a good book AND at the > > > same time demonstrate with SpiroSW’s own words what a monstrous wacko > > > he is. > > So we can add Net monitor to your resume? > > Sorry "Dan", but most, if not all the posters here know who Steve is. >  That > > you choose to hump is leg shows you have little better to do with your >  time, > > though. > > ~Nan~ > Hey Nan, > Please elaborate on who everybody thinks Steve is. > If you have been hanging out here very long, you’ll know what I mean. > <rest of meaningless repetition snipped> > ~Nan~

That was Jim’s first post. HE hasn’t been hanging here very long at all. I believed he deserved a ‘heads up’ on who and what SpiroSteveW is. Dan

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> Instead of just trolling, now you add stalking to your dossier. > ~Nan~ > Some father asks, "Can anyone recommend a good book on interacting > with and motivating a 3 (almost 4) year old?" and SpiroStevenWalz > tells him, "Trying to "motivate" a child differently than he selects > is abuse." > I think Jim should know something about the dipstick who responded by > denigrating the father’s good intentions. > Sorry Nan, all I did was give Jim the name of a good book AND at the > same time demonstrate with SpiroSW’s own words what a monstrous wacko > he is.

So we can add Net monitor to your resume? Sorry "Dan", but most, if not all the posters here know who Steve is.  That you choose to hump is leg shows you have little better to do with your time, though. ~Nan~

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– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->> >Can anyone recommend a good book on interacting with and motivating a >> >3 (almost 4) year old? >> >Thanks! >> >Jim >> Trying to "motivate" a child differently than he selects is abuse. >> Steve >Hello Jim, >The following post should be of interest to you. >Hello People, >If any of you are wondering where Richard Steven Walz gets his unique >view of life, children, parenting, and the world in general… >If you only had that info… >Steve

Info? Info? We need info? Hell man……all we gotta do is read you. That’s ’bout all the info *I* ever needed. Jo

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>> Instead of just trolling, now you add stalking to your dossier. > ~Nan~ >Some father asks, "Can anyone recommend a good book on interacting >with and motivating a 3 (almost 4) year old?" and SpiroStevenWalz >tells him, "Trying to "motivate" a child differently than he selects >is abuse."

The keyword was "motivate", and it’s a loaded code word for abuse. >I think Jim should know something about the dipstick who responded by >denigrating the father’s good intentions.

Now if you only KNEW anything like that. Steve

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> Instead of just trolling, now you add stalking to your dossier. > ~Nan~

Some father asks, "Can anyone recommend a good book on interacting with and motivating a 3 (almost 4) year old?" and SpiroStevenWalz tells him, "Trying to "motivate" a child differently than he selects is abuse." I think Jim should know something about the dipstick who responded by denigrating the father’s good intentions. Sorry Nan, all I did was give Jim the name of a good book AND at the same time demonstrate with SpiroSW’s own words what a monstrous wacko he is. You don’t want Jim to think he’s a bad father for asking for information on how to be a good father do you? Thanks for your post, Dan Sullivan

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> Can anyone recommend a good book on interacting with and motivating a > 3 (almost 4) year old?

The Magic Years. Or throw out the book at get down on your hands and knees and play horsey.  :-)  My three year olds were VERY bossy and just wanted to direct me. Wendy, Mummy to Caroline (11), Gary (9) and Sammy (almost 3)

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> >Can anyone recommend a good book on interacting with and motivating a >3 (almost 4) year old? >Thanks! >Jim > Trying to "motivate" a child differently than he selects is abuse. > Steve

Hello Jim, The following post should be of interest to you. Hello People, If any of you are wondering where Richard Steven Walz gets his unique view of life, children, parenting, and the world in general… > LSD is too simple a molecule to carry "thought", so I guess it must > be ALL REALITY!! Also, Reality IS LSD! If you’d ever done it you’d > know that. Reality doesn’t end, and LSD is just the way things are anyway!

<<<snip>>> > Well, you had my word that I took LSD 150 times, and you decided to believe > that, so you CLEARLY trust me. Think about that and consider!! You moron. > It’s only after getting throroughly trounced in argument by me about this > stuff that people begin to realize that it must not BE dangerous stuff > after all! Amazing! They could have read that years ago, if they were > literate!! > Steve

posting from the DEEP THOUGHT ARMORY. Big surprise? Have fun, Dan Sullivan Hope that helps explain where Steve comes from. He also claims that his own children NEVER learned to cry because they had no need to. Quite the counselor/parent isn’t he? I found a great book on raising children, "Making Your Children Mind Without Losing Yours," by Kevin Leman. Very informative and funny too. All the best with your child(ren). Dan Sullivan

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– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> >Can anyone recommend a good book on interacting with and motivating a > >3 (almost 4) year old? > >Thanks! > >Jim > Trying to "motivate" a child differently than he selects is abuse. > Steve >Hello Jim, >The following post should be of interest to you. >Hello People, >If any of you are wondering where Richard Steven Walz gets his unique >view of life, children, parenting, and the world in general…

If you only had that info… Steve

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Instead of just trolling, now you add stalking to your dossier. ~Nan~

– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> >Can anyone recommend a good book on interacting with and motivating a > >3 (almost 4) year old? > >Thanks! > >Jim > Trying to "motivate" a child differently than he selects is abuse. > Steve > Hello Jim, > The following post should be of interest to you. > Hello People, > If any of you are wondering where Richard Steven Walz gets his unique > view of life, children, parenting, and the world in general…

– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> LSD is too simple a molecule to carry "thought", so I guess it must > be ALL REALITY!! Also, Reality IS LSD! If you’d ever done it you’d > know that. Reality doesn’t end, and LSD is just the way things are anyway! > <<<snip>>> > Well, you had my word that I took LSD 150 times, and you decided to believe > that, so you CLEARLY trust me. Think about that and consider!! You moron. > It’s only after getting throroughly trounced in argument by me about this > stuff that people begin to realize that it must not BE dangerous stuff > after all! Amazing! They could have read that years ago, if they were > literate!! > Steve > posting from the DEEP THOUGHT ARMORY. > Big surprise? > Have fun, Dan Sullivan > Hope that helps explain where Steve comes from. > He also claims that his own children NEVER learned to cry because they > had no need to. > Quite the counselor/parent isn’t he? > I found a great book on raising children, "Making Your Children Mind > Without Losing Yours," by Kevin Leman. > Very informative and funny too. > All the best with your child(ren). > Dan Sullivan

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Can anyone recommend a good book on interacting with and motivating a 3 (almost 4) year old? Thanks! Jim

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>Can anyone recommend a good book on interacting with and motivating a >3 (almost 4) year old? >Thanks! >Jim

Trying to "motivate" a child differently than he selects is abuse. Steve

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Is this your child?

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