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[megabyteme]

Speaking of anonymity- Is it morally wrong to dress your Down's child as Spiderman and tell him he can climb walls "if he just tries hard enough"?

No, but reframe that hypothetical with capes and rooftops.

I'm saving that for later when it will look more like an "accident".

[TheFoX]

Just make sure you use some bungee cord.

[mjmacky]

Just make sure you use some bungee cord.

I think you've failed to read the subtext. We're all trying to remotely murder Meg's children. Every single person that had posted on the board, and using Meg as the murder weapon.

[TheFoX]

Just make sure you use some bungee cord.

I think you've failed to read the subtext. We're all trying to remotely murder Meg's children. Every single person that had posted on the board, and using Meg as the murder weapon.

The father of the Driscoll brothers tried to hang himself with his braces, and ended up smashing his skull against the ceiling, so the bungee cord idea is not as daft as it first seems.

[IdolEyes787]

Speaking of anonymity- Is it morally wrong to dress your Down's child as Spiderman and tell him he can climb walls "if he just tries hard enough"?

Not as morally wrong as to dress him as Spiderwoman.

[megabyteme]

Speaking of anonymity- Is it morally wrong to dress your Down's child as Spiderman and tell him he can climb walls "if he just tries hard enough"?

Not as morally wrong as to dress him as Spiderwoman.

True story from yesterday: Our daughter is dressing as a fairy princess, and has a Rapunzel wig. While he had the body portion of his Spiderman costume on, I tried to get him to wear the wig. Currently, he says, "mom" and "yeah". For the first time, he vocalized a very clear, "NO".

[IdolEyes787]

Also as he's now able to say "no" he's already one up on your wife.