Infant/baby band t-shirts

Kingfish · **Posted:** Fri Apr 08, 2011 2:21 pm

tentoze Wrote:

Kids are resilient, folks. From about 18 months, my oldest son fucked himself up so often and so badly that, as an adult, he can take a punch like Mike Tyson.

Toddlers are basically made of rubber I've determined. Mine always look to me for a reaction, if I freak, they cry. If I act normal, they just get back to playing.

Senator LooGAR · **Posted:** Fri Apr 08, 2011 8:29 pm

Fellas, I am late to the party, but agree on all levels here. I was just bitching at my wife over the fact that we have not 1, but 2 strollers we really never use because Baby Gar likes to walk and/or run (into things) wherever we go.

I gotta get on that playground shee, looks fun.

k · **Posted:** Fri Apr 08, 2011 8:32 pm

...and right on cue as I opened this thread my six year old daughter rides her bike right into the door.

robotboy · **Posted:** Fri Apr 08, 2011 9:46 pm

some time last year our daughter fell and cracked her forehead on the corner of our bedframe. watching your child's blood drip onto your arm really isnt the best feeling in the world. she needed stitches. it makes me wince when i think that she was *that* far away from hitting her eye instead (it was right above her eyebrow)

mutty · **Posted:** Sat Apr 09, 2011 1:04 am

Kingfish Wrote:

tentoze Wrote:

Kids are resilient, folks. From about 18 months, my oldest son fucked himself up so often and so badly that, as an adult, he can take a punch like Mike Tyson.

Toddlers are basically made of rubber I've determined. Mine always look to me for a reaction, if I freak, they cry. If I act normal, they just get back to playing.

For a while, when they really took a digger and were about to burst into wailing sobs, I would preemptively cheer and applaud. "Nice one!" I'd yell, or "What a spectacular dismount!" It seemed to confuse their tear ducts, rewire their instincts. However I soon got the sneaking suspicion that they were falling down or crashing their trikes on purpose, to gain my approval. I was faced with two choices: to randomly praise anything they did, regardless of the skill or danger the act required, or to willfully ignore anything they did, no matter how loudly they cried. The latter was much easier.

Cap'n Squirrgle · **Posted:** Sat Apr 09, 2011 6:18 pm

k Wrote:

...and right on cue as I opened this thread my six year old daughter rides her bike right into the door.

Damn.

Cap'n Squirrgle · **Posted:** Mon Apr 11, 2011 4:37 pm

Somewhat-matching KEXP shirts

FT · **Posted:** Mon Apr 11, 2011 5:52 pm

Cap'n Squirrgle Wrote:

Somewhat-matching KEXP shirts

awesome pic

rogneeb · **Joined:** Mon Oct 25, 2004 1:07 pm **Posts:** 12618

also an onion glass there. jesus, man.

FT · **Posted:** Mon Apr 11, 2011 7:06 pm

rogneeb Wrote:

also an onion glass there. jesus, man.

only thing missing is branded BOOGER MART swag

Cap'n Squirrgle · **Posted:** Tue Apr 12, 2011 2:12 pm

rogneeb Wrote:

also an onion glass there. jesus, man.

I got a few as gifts a few years ago I think.

Flying Rabbit · **Posted:** Wed Apr 13, 2011 1:45 pm

If anyone is interested, The Clymb has Sherpani child carriers for the next couple of days. Look like they'd be awesome for the parent who wants to hike and carry their kid. PM me if you want an invite--I get $10 if you order anything. They are like $130, which is $125 off list.

Cap'n Squirrgle · **Posted:** Wed Apr 13, 2011 1:49 pm

We've been trying to figure out which one to get, and I think my wife has it narrowed down to 2 others.

Cap'n Squirrgle · **Posted:** Wed Apr 13, 2011 1:53 pm

Hey what model dat is?

Yail Bloor · **Posted:** Wed Apr 13, 2011 2:00 pm

FT Wrote:

i remember a couple of years ago when me and JAGGEG went to the DBTs show here in big d and i almost talked him into buying the onesie they were selling at their merch table for his INKFANK

Oh I bought that before my kid was even born, she grew out of it and it was probably passed on to Squrg's kid. (who has been the beneficiary of our kids mild case of giantism)

Cap'n Squirrgle · **Posted:** Wed Apr 13, 2011 2:06 pm

Yail Bloor Wrote:

FT Wrote:

i remember a couple of years ago when me and JAGGEG went to the DBTs show here in big d and i almost talked him into buying the onesie they were selling at their merch table for his INKFANK

Oh I bought that before my kid was even born, she grew out of it and it was probably passed on to Squrg's kid. (who has been the beneficiary of our kids mild case of giantism)

(high five)

Got a lotta great clothing from your enormous baby. And mine being in the lower %'s for everything but head size has extended the benefits.

e-stone · **Posted:** Wed Apr 13, 2011 2:07 pm

i've got a Kelty Kids carrier that i may be willing to part with for cheap:

my back screams at me when i just think about carting around my boy this summer. he is already 34 pounds at just under 13 months.

Yail Bloor · **Posted:** Wed Apr 13, 2011 2:12 pm

Cap'n Squirrgle Wrote:

Yail Bloor Wrote:

FT Wrote:

i remember a couple of years ago when me and JAGGEG went to the DBTs show here in big d and i almost talked him into buying the onesie they were selling at their merch table for his INKFANK

Oh I bought that before my kid was even born, she grew out of it and it was probably passed on to Squrg's kid. (who has been the beneficiary of our kids mild case of giantism)

(high five)

Got a lotta great clothing from your enormous baby. And mine being in the lower %'s for everything but head size has extended the benefits.

Speaking of, I think we might have a fresh shipment coming soon. Keep your head on a swivel.

Cap'n Squirrgle · **Posted:** Wed Apr 13, 2011 2:18 pm

e-stone Wrote:

he is already 34 pounds at just under 13 months.

What the FUCK? That is ... incredible.

19 months and maybe 26 pounds here.

oh and (bloor) Awesome!

e-stone · **Posted:** Wed Apr 13, 2011 2:25 pm

yeah, it's frightening. he is only 10 pounds less than his 4 1/2 year old brother.

he's been walking for a few weeks now so i'm thinking he will shed some weight, but still...the kid's a machine.

e-stone · **Posted:** Wed Apr 13, 2011 2:26 pm

oh, and i'm serious about the Kelty up there...i'd have to run it by the boss if you're interested. but i also understand the desire to buy NEW with this kind of stuff.

Cap'n Squirrgle · **Posted:** Wed Apr 13, 2011 2:37 pm

You happen to know what model it is? My boss is pretty heavily into the Research phase right now, and whatever we get is very likely to be used more than average.

Cap'n Squirrgle · **Posted:** Wed Apr 13, 2011 2:47 pm

e-stone Wrote:

oh, and i'm serious about the Kelty up there...i'd have to run it by the boss if you're interested. but i also understand the desire to buy NEW with this kind of stuff.

Got a strong nibble on my end.

e-stone · **Posted:** Wed Apr 13, 2011 2:55 pm

it's the Kelty Kids Adventure. sun shade, removable Day Pack, sturdy base stand, lots of storage...it's actually pretty light overall, a damn fine pack.

Cap'n Squirrgle · **Posted:** Wed Apr 13, 2011 3:06 pm

Forwarded on. Whatchu want fer it?

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