XMITjr

[retrochick]

Congrats XMIT!

[Ace]

I wonder what his username will be when he grows up. Probably something awesome. Unlike mine.

[XMIT]

Probably XMITjr. MrsXMIT's actual username is ... MrsXMIT.

You'll find a good username yet. Just don't rush it. When you find it, you'll know.

[Ace]

Probably XMITjr. MrsXMIT's actual username is ... MrsXMIT.

You'll find a good username yet. Just don't rush it. When you find it, you'll know.

I hope so…

[Mal-2]

Probably XMITjr. MrsXMIT's actual username is ... MrsXMIT.

Given that you have children, I would expect the username of XMIT's wife to be RECV.

[seebart]

Probably XMITjr. MrsXMIT's actual username is ... MrsXMIT.

Given that you have children, I would expect the username of XMIT's wife to be RECV.

Good one.

[XMIT]

Just to put things into context, it took less time to conceive and deliver a baby than it did to get keycaps through Round 5a.

[seebart]

Just to put things into context, it took less time to conceive and deliver a baby than it did to get keycaps through Round 5a.

that proves how strenuous these keycap GB's are and why I never participate in them. I simply don't have the patience.

[chzel]

I think the kid will be in school by the time R5a ships!

[XMIT]

Heh! Then he can put in his own order just delaying things further.

[XMIT]

My grandmother's favorite trick for teething babies was to tie a quarter into a corner of an old handkerchief and freeze it. The quarter won't come out if tied properly, and the frozen metal soothes the gums. Easy to launder and use again and again. No drippy water mess, and the hanky absorbs the slobber. There were no plastic teething rings in her day!

This is brilliant.

[scottc]

Just to put things into context, it took less time to conceive and deliver a baby than it did to get keycaps through Round 5a.

Hah, that's hilarious.

[Hak Foo]

My grandmother's favorite trick for teething babies was to tie a quarter into a corner of an old handkerchief and freeze it. The quarter won't come out if tied properly, and the frozen metal soothes the gums. Easy to launder and use again and again. No drippy water mess, and the hanky absorbs the slobber. There were no plastic teething rings in her day!

I might suggest, if you intend to do that today, get an quarter from her time (or at least before 1965). The silver's antimicrobial properties might be desirable in that context, particular if someone's going to be gumming on it near broken flesh for some length of time.

[rsbseb]

Congratulations.