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Really? Where do these stupid questions/posts come from? Do you just sit around trying to come up with the most inane question you can think of?
Not at all. I was just on my Facebok page and looking at the status updates of my friends there and felt like I should say *something*, but was at a loss. I have gotten many good ideas from this thread. The objective being to CONGRATULATE the mother on the event without making specific comments that the kid is less than gorgeous.
Do you HAVE to be completely honest at all times? All babies are beautiful, even the ugly ones. I don't care if the thing looks like an iguana, it still deserves to be cooed over.
Oh my gosh, he's so teeny tiny!
LOL, you and Bob are in for some fun.
Aww, look at his funny little face.
That is just the cutest little monkey outfit.
Look at those little toes!
A Facebook friend (and casual real-life acquaintance) of mine recently had a baby. Of course, her FB page is now littered with endless photos of her new little flesh-loaf and I am sorry to say, the child is NOT attractive.
Mind you, the kid isn't UGLY per se, but it looks like it just "isn't right" if you get my meaning.
Whenever the photos are posted there are tons of "oogie boogie" comments about how precious and beautiful the kid is. I feel compelled to say SOMETHING, but what? I can't very well put what I am thinking into words. Yet, I am the ONLY FB friend who has not made any comment about the kid since she brought it home more than three weeks ago.
Any ideas?
20yrsinBranson
Say the same thing you do when an ugly adult posts their picture on FB! What's that....you don't say anything....yeah, go with that.
"If you can't say anything nice... don't say nothin' at all."
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