Who is the Geekiest Dad of them all?

[AFK]

I'm going to ask NdGT what he thinks of RWHNs kid's lunchbox then. That shit if off the hook.

And I also want to know his opinion on why the fridge in the older infants room is smaller, knowing that there'll be some scientific explanation that I would only believe if I heard it in his voice.

Seriously, I'd like to know too.  Why do the bigger kids get a smaller fridge?  What kind of assnuttery is that? 

[Luna]

I'm going to ask NdGT what he thinks of RWHNs kid's lunchbox then. That shit if off the hook.

And I also want to know his opinion on why the fridge in the older infants room is smaller, knowing that there'll be some scientific explanation that I would only believe if I heard it in his voice.

Seriously, I'd like to know too.  Why do the bigger kids get a smaller fridge?  What kind of assnuttery is that? 

Since when do kids get a fridge at all?

[AFK]

It's pretty standard at daycares, at least round here, especially when you have infants who have formula that needs to be kept cool.  Even the pre-school my daughter went to had a big, full size fridge for the kids to keep their lunch boxes in. 

[Luna]

It's pretty standard at daycares, at least round here, especially when you have infants who have formula that needs to be kept cool.  Even the pre-school my daughter went to had a big, full size fridge for the kids to keep their lunch boxes in. 

There's your answer, I suppose...  The little 'uns need the bigger fridge because they've got bottles of formula that has to be kept cool, older kids are more likely to have sandwiches and such that don't.

[Jenne]

My oldest boy would have LOVED a planet box like your son's, RWHN!  Geekdads rule!

[maphdet]

I love the planet lunch box.
And as the fridges go---in all the pre-schools we've had the kids in, there has never been a fridge. It was/is bring a lunch that does not require refridgeration or to be heated. Makes for making lunches real fun. HA!


Oh and-the Geekiest Dad of them all is R.W.H.N.


btw-speaking of lunch boxes-I just purchased a Hello Kitty box and bookbag for my three year old girl. I know-Hello Kitty-it could be worse though, maybe.

[Fredfredly ⊂(◉‿◉)つ]

what is wrong with hello kitty
i would use a hello kitty lunch box

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

EFO specifically requested a Hello Kitty keychain.

[geekdad]

Who is the Geekiest Dad of them all?

Uh... Hi! [points to name]

Awesome lunch pack.

I've been Netflixing Voltron, The Littles, and Fraggle Rock as fast as my year and half old can watch them. Lately I've been reading Seuss, Sylvester and the Magic Pebble, Where the Wild Things Are, and a little of Edward Gorey.

You might really like this site:

http://www.teachingchildrenphilosophy.org/wiki/Parents

[AFK]

Stupid Amazon.

My package with the lunchbox seems to have slipped into some netherworld or alternate dimension.  It apparently happened somewhere in Kentucky.  Which makes sense.  I always thought Kentucky was a weird state.  Untrustworthy, kinda shifty. 

Or maybe it was Tyson.  He and his band of Miscreant Asstrophysicists decided to intercept my son's lunchbox.  He seems like the type that would steal candy from a baby.  He's got that look in his eye. 

[Phox]

My package with the lunchbox seems to have slipped into some netherworld or alternate dimension.  It apparently happened somewhere in Kentucky.  Which makes sense.  I always thought Kentucky was a weird state.  Untrustworthy, kinda shifty. 

Kentucky devours souls. I should know. There are only three states in the continental U.S. outside of Illinois that aren't easy to get to from here by taking a route that goes through Kentucky.  It's a horrible, horrible place.

[Dysfunctional Cunt]

My package with the lunchbox seems to have slipped into some netherworld or alternate dimension.  It apparently happened somewhere in Kentucky.  Which makes sense.  I always thought Kentucky was a weird state.  Untrustworthy, kinda shifty. 

Kentucky devours souls. I should know. There are only three states in the continental U.S. outside of Illinois that aren't easy to get to from here by taking a route that goes through Kentucky.  It's a horrible, horrible place.

Kentucky is the trailer park-wrong side of the tracks-ghetto of the United States.