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22. It's a total failure of basic thinking on your part to draw any conclusions
whatsoever from this incident. Completely ludicrous.

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  A sad comment on our coming generation nadinbrzezinski  Nov-15-09 02:02 PM   #0 
   Can you tell us what the lady said  Jane Austin   Nov-15-09 02:05 PM   #1 
   Steam it, after cleaning it  nadinbrzezinski   Nov-15-09 02:08 PM   #4 
      That's how I cook it  Warpy   Nov-15-09 02:23 PM   #9 
      Well I did not know how to cook it  nadinbrzezinski   Nov-15-09 02:27 PM   #12 
      Butternut squash roasts pretty nicely too. (NT)  Tesha   Nov-15-09 06:44 PM   #56 
      Thanks. Do you cook it whole  Jane Austin   Nov-15-09 05:50 PM   #50 
         I guess I will cut it into chunks  nadinbrzezinski   Nov-15-09 06:00 PM   #52 
            roasted butternut & apple soup  Desertrose   Nov-15-09 08:02 PM   #60 
            Thanks so much.  Jane Austin   Nov-16-09 01:57 AM   #62 
   A piece of advice:  rockymountaindem   Nov-15-09 02:05 PM   #2 
   Thanks these days I mostly do not put that in the garbage unit, I have  nadinbrzezinski   Nov-15-09 02:09 PM   #5 
   The big rise of stranger-danger in the 80s corrupted a generation of parents.  Brickbat   Nov-15-09 02:08 PM   #3 
   And what I saw today was extreme  nadinbrzezinski   Nov-15-09 02:10 PM   #6 
   Coming generation? The current ones are already okay with  saracat   Nov-15-09 02:14 PM   #7 
   Actually fear of strangers is the end of community  nadinbrzezinski   Nov-15-09 02:20 PM   #8 
      Exactly. No community means no social contract,  anonymous171   Nov-15-09 02:26 PM   #11 
      And why kids are willing to accept a lot of the crap  nadinbrzezinski   Nov-15-09 02:27 PM   #13 
         This is also very true. And unfortunately, the internet age makes it even worse.  saracat   Nov-15-09 02:58 PM   #27 
      Very good point but combined with the fear is an awful lot of selfishness built into the self  saracat   Nov-15-09 02:54 PM   #26 
      There used to be a time when people surrendered their seats  nadinbrzezinski   Nov-15-09 03:11 PM   #28 
         I also remember the DNC coming to my state and stipulating that the  saracat   Nov-15-09 03:34 PM   #31 
            That is a general attitude  nadinbrzezinski   Nov-15-09 03:46 PM   #33 
      Isn't the source of the failure, the people who aren't to be trusted?  lukasahero   Nov-15-09 05:06 PM   #40 
         and believing that every shadow will do this  nadinbrzezinski   Nov-15-09 05:09 PM   #41 
   My sister's kids are terrified of everything.  JackDragna   Nov-15-09 02:23 PM   #10 
   I am sorry because they will not grow into well adjusted adults  nadinbrzezinski   Nov-15-09 02:31 PM   #15 
   the child  Maureen54   Nov-15-09 02:29 PM   #14 
   Possible, but I have seen that with very normal kids as well who  nadinbrzezinski   Nov-15-09 02:31 PM   #17 
   Yes, the campaign to spread irrational fear of everything has been quite successful.  Greyhound   Nov-15-09 02:31 PM   #16 
   And this is part of the process that has absolutely  nadinbrzezinski   Nov-15-09 02:36 PM   #18 
      But we're crazy conspiracy loons...  Greyhound   Nov-15-09 03:43 PM   #32 
         Pass the tinfoil  nadinbrzezinski   Nov-15-09 03:46 PM   #34 
            Here ya go...  Greyhound   Nov-15-09 04:32 PM   #36 
               Gotcha  nadinbrzezinski   Nov-15-09 05:17 PM   #45 
   I would be cautious in making a blanket statement about the coming generation.  Avalux   Nov-15-09 02:39 PM   #19 
   Well the blanket statement has to be qualified of course  nadinbrzezinski   Nov-15-09 02:43 PM   #20 
   I was walking to work on the UC Berkeley campus  lunatica   Nov-15-09 02:47 PM   #21 
   Strange feeling indeed, but to me far more of a warning  nadinbrzezinski   Nov-15-09 02:52 PM   #25 
   It's a total failure of basic thinking on your part to draw any conclusions  cali   Nov-15-09 02:49 PM   #22 
   If your attitude here is any indication  TwixVoy   Nov-15-09 02:49 PM   #23 
   Well, well if saying by all means, take a seat  nadinbrzezinski   Nov-15-09 03:13 PM   #29 
      Take a look at employment numbers my friend  TwixVoy   Nov-15-09 04:48 PM   #38 
         I am not talking of Wall street indicators  nadinbrzezinski   Nov-15-09 05:15 PM   #44 
   That kid sounds like me at that age.  Odin2005   Nov-15-09 02:50 PM   #24 
   Yeah that is possible  nadinbrzezinski   Nov-15-09 03:14 PM   #30 
      Ah, OK!  Odin2005   Nov-15-09 04:00 PM   #35 
   I think extrapolating the condition of an entire generation  lukasahero   Nov-15-09 04:43 PM   #37 
   Don't be silly. The OP sees all, knows all...this is critically important stuff  anigbrowl   Nov-15-09 05:05 PM   #39 
   Oh. Sorry  lukasahero   Nov-15-09 05:10 PM   #42 
   My three little terrors would have mugged her.  Ikonoklast   Nov-15-09 05:11 PM   #43 
   LOL!  lukasahero   Nov-15-09 05:18 PM   #46 
   You know it!  Number23   Nov-15-09 06:27 PM   #54 
   No that kid is a canary in the mine  nadinbrzezinski   Nov-15-09 05:19 PM   #47 
      Everything is an indicator of much greater significance with you  anigbrowl   Nov-15-09 05:26 PM   #48 
      I have 4 nephews  lukasahero   Nov-15-09 06:59 PM   #57 
   I don't think it's the generation  pipi_k   Nov-15-09 05:39 PM   #49 
   Of course a lot is parents and this is a damn extreme case  nadinbrzezinski   Nov-15-09 05:59 PM   #51 
      Some reasons why kids aren't out running and playing in the streets  pipi_k   Nov-15-09 06:27 PM   #55 
      I see kids ~10 years old on the subway going back and forth to school  lukasahero   Nov-15-09 07:04 PM   #58 
         too many fenced-in front yards aren't exactly encouraging kids to play  KakistocracyHater   Nov-15-09 07:48 PM   #59 
   I doubt that a woman asking to sit with you was that overbearing.....  ProudToBeBlueInRhody   Nov-15-09 06:12 PM   #53 
   Shy children are not a new phenomenon.  Kitty Herder   Nov-15-09 08:12 PM   #61 
   Exactly... I could see my youngest (now 11) doing something similar  JCMach1   Nov-16-09 05:38 AM   #65 
   I think we will see alot of stunted kids due to the rise in homeschooling.  bamacrat   Nov-16-09 02:02 AM   #63 
   You are a very strange person  Egnever   Nov-16-09 02:18 AM   #64 
 

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