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• For SBG'S with DAUGHTERS by hammerdrill376 on 29 Oct, 2008 16:31
• Ok...my daughter has been struggling in some aspects of school so we turn off the TV, etc. and work together on her studies. And what happens when she is done? WHAM...the phone starts ringing one right after another from BOYS.........Its like these guys have ESP or something? Any of you sly brothers have the same thing happen with your daughters??? Same thing on weekends..I swear its like they know when she gets out of bed!!
• #1 by NWTRNR on 29 Oct, 2008 16:51
• Fortunately my daughter is only 4 years old. I feel for you though man. I certainly don't relish the day that she starts getting calls. Will keep my shotgun nearby.
• #2 by hammerdrill376 on 29 Oct, 2008 17:09
• Man would I LOVE to have her back at that age. I already told one of her "boyfriends" the term he needed to remember was GLOCK 9MM.
• #3 by DaddySir4 on 29 Oct, 2008 17:11
• Wow hammerdrill376, i wish you the best in dealing with that. I hope you can be the one to help your daughter find her Prince Charming in the midst of so many wolves.
  A while back I got a call from my ex-wife telling me she had found out our 19 yr old daughter had a boyfriend from her church, but had kept it a secret from us. Neither of us could understand why, she's old enough to have a boyfriend if she wants. But I cant be too upset with her, after all, she's my Princess, Daddy's only "little" girl.
• #4 by jumissa.fi on 29 Oct, 2008 17:16
• Quote from: NWTRNR on 29 Oct, 2008 16:51

  Will keep my shotgun nearby.
  

  
  

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  I already told one of her "boyfriends" the term he needed to remember was GLOCK 9MM.

  
  
  I will keep these in mind if I myself shall ever have a daughter
  
  Thanks Guys! 
  
  Carry On.
• #5 by Brkeatr on 29 Oct, 2008 18:04
• I feel for you bro....I wouldn't want to go through it again for nothing....my daughter is 33 now and happily married with 2 children and I can't begin to tell you what we went through .....I can tell you it's a lot easier to raise boys....lol.....I know when we use to make her study....say from 6 to 8 pm.....about 1 minute past 8 the phone would start ringing....lol....I think she use to let her friends know not to call until after 8....anyway.....best of luck to you.....
• #6 by Timmay on 29 Oct, 2008 19:15
• GOING THRU IT NOW BRO!  YOu know where you mentioned that it seems like they know when she gets out of bed....well got news for ya.  My daughter thought she outsmarted us.  She had her phone on vibrate and was gettting calls early in the morning from her friends and boyfriends.  She would turn the ringer on only when she thought we figured she was awake.  She isnt allowed to ever have her phone on vibrate unless it is neccessary.  She has been threatened....IT WILL BE TAKEN AWAY!
• #7 by GASlick on 29 Oct, 2008 19:25
• My daughter is only 6 thank God!
  
  I know it's coming though.
• #8 by Timmay on 29 Oct, 2008 19:28
• it will only seem like 3-4 years have passed by GAS...when she turns 16
• #9 by hammerdrill376 on 30 Oct, 2008 04:04
• Quote from: TimmJ on 29 Oct, 2008 19:15

  GOING THRU IT NOW BRO!  YOu know where you mentioned that it seems like they know when she gets out of bed....well got news for ya.  My daughter thought she outsmarted us.  She had her phone on vibrate and was gettting calls early in the morning from her friends and boyfriends.  She would turn the ringer on only when she thought we figured she was awake.  She isnt allowed to ever have her phone on vibrate unless it is neccessary.  She has been threatened....IT WILL BE TAKEN AWAY!
  

  
  LOL...Yep been there done that one too
• #10 by Mikekoz13 on 30 Oct, 2008 04:33
• My daughter is only 6.... and I CAN wait for those days. She's a sassy one and I'm betting our hands will be full with her one day.....
  
  Damn guys!!! Let me enjoy her while she's still young!!!
• #11 by Timmay on 30 Oct, 2008 07:43
• Better start now bro....wont be long.  My youngest daughter is 8..and she is already starting to be a handful.
• #12 by PeripheralxMvmnt on 30 Oct, 2008 08:05
• Is it legal to buy landmines?  you know, just in case i ever have a daughter.
• #13 by StumpyDave on 30 Oct, 2008 09:31
• My daughter is 18 and lives with my ex so I don't get to see her too often.
  
  I took her out somewhere in the summer on the bike and we stopped at a pub for lunch.  When I got back to our table after ordering food and drink at the bar I found 2 young lads chatting her up.  They looked up at me and muttered apologies and left sharpish.  I didn't say word!
  She thought they were cute and funny.  Trouble is I can remember what I was like at that age.
• #14 by joergHH on 30 Oct, 2008 09:33
• Girls are different and special. They can simultanously chat by MSN, talk via Skype, use their mobile and have the telephone on room-speaker. Their school-somethings are in between.
  
  Our boys are 28, 25 and 22 years old, our daughter 18. She has a nice BF - it's a pleasure to see them happy.
  
  To have children and live with them - it's God's biggest gift!!!!!
  
  J