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IL-2 Sturmovik: Birds of Prey Famous title comes to consoles.

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Old 01-22-2010, 08:54 AM
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Little boys like to copy their dads.. Nothing wrong with that.
Sure, my son likes to help chop wood and build/mend stuff, we wrestle, play and play with his youger sister...call me over cautious but Australia's now fatter than the U.S. and I just want to keep him on educational I.T. as long as possible (sure it's arguable that il2 IS educational and my Dad and cousin are both ex RAF but still....)...to each their own I guess.

I just make sure he's in bed before I place my shotty in the back of some unkowing fool's head on mw2 and spray brains;
he's not ready yet to learn about the "dark passenger"...

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Old 01-22-2010, 10:00 AM
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Sure, my son likes to help chop wood and build/mend stuff, we wrestle, play and play with his youger sister...call me over cautious but Australia's now fatter than the U.S. and I just want to keep him on educational I.T. as long as possible (sure it's arguable that il2 IS educational and my Dad and cousin are both ex RAF but still....)...to each their own I guess.

I just make sure he's in bed before I place my shotty in the back of some unkowing fool's head on mw2 and spray brains;
he's not ready yet to learn about the "dark passenger"...
My daughters only 3 so she's not really interested in playing video games.... yet.

I reckon that a nice balance of education, fun and feeding curiosity will get you far as a parent. MW2 is a totally unsuitable for any child and I'm glad ur one of the sensible ones!
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Old 01-22-2010, 10:04 AM
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How this thread turned out.
Fathers parenting their kids and BoP
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Old 01-22-2010, 12:04 PM
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How this thread turned out.
Fathers parenting their kids and BoP
yeah, who would have thunkit seeing as the thread is about kids (who generally have Fathers) who love BoP...

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I thought it was just the English who excelled at stating the obvious...
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Old 01-22-2010, 12:19 PM
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yeah, who would have thunkit seeing as the thread is about kids (who generally have Fathers) who love BoP...

?????????????????????????????????????????????????? ???

I thought it was just the English who excelled at stating the obvious...
Parenting kids or kids and BoP, whats the obvious ?

I sure hope there NEVER will be a thread called:
Wife loves stick
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Old 01-22-2010, 12:29 PM
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Well my 5 year old adores flying his spitfire and I agree he's learned a lot about the real battle of Britain as a result. So much so that he now has his own 'gallery' of screendumps on his wall to compliment the every growing collection of airfix hanging from the roof! I just pray he doesn't load up grand theft when I'm not there!!!!
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Old 01-22-2010, 12:31 PM
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Welcome aboard GILLYBADMUTHA. Good to see you here.
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Old 01-22-2010, 01:03 PM
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Well my 5 year old adores flying his spitfire and I agree he's learned a lot about the real battle of Britain as a result. So much so that he now has his own 'gallery' of screendumps on his wall to compliment the every growing collection of airfix hanging from the roof! I just pray he doesn't load up grand theft when I'm not there!!!!
welcome gilly in this thread
agree with u ,my son will never play gta until he will be an adult!!
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Old 01-22-2010, 01:12 PM
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Parenting kids or kids and BoP, whats the obvious ?

I sure hope there NEVER will be a thread called:
Wife loves stick
loool!!!
human stick....oh sorry...!!exuse me..!!
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Old 01-22-2010, 02:56 PM
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Parenting kids or kids and BoP, whats the obvious ?

I sure hope there NEVER will be a thread called:
Wife loves stick
I doubt it.. it's a well know fact that wives don't like stick.. That's what affairs are for! (I'm joking... darling!)
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