Sentences with phrase «daddy told»

Daddy told me so last spring, the last time we went up the mountain to dig.

«Daddy told me... with the board.»

Daddy told us he wont date until were in college, they declared.

First off let me tell you what my daddy told me... A man is judged by the size of the woman he keeps.

The next day Daddy told me he was ready for you to come so I was sure you would arrive that night.

My daddy told me, as I arrived home (Nati in tow) to be glad that I simply survived.

It's like saying «Oh I know everybody says there is gravity and it's all proven and whatever, but my daddy told me there is no gravity and that's what I believe and that's what you will believe too or I will drop you off a building and you can find out for yourself.»

Did you ever see any evidence of a supernatural entity, or did mommy and daddy tell it to you as a kid, again and again, and you finally believed it?

They are headstrong; they don't always do what their daddies tell them to do; and they argue.

Second, in the scene where they enter the classroom when Daddy tells her «Don't be afraid.»

Once the sugar daddy tells you that you only be his, that means you got yourself a man.

I would like to let a Sugar Daddy tell me exactly what he wants.»

A sugar baby who married (and divorced) her sugar daddy tells us that rich men probably won't have a profile picture as they're the ones with something to lose if people find out they're on the site

I had a Sugar Daddy tell me that he would send me 5,000 and gave me all the information.

@WCSD: I did have a sugar daddy telling me once I sounded too much like an accountant in a business meeting.

Let the sugar daddy tell you what he's thinking, what he wants, and how you can help.

In order to get a community where families had limited involvement in the education of their children involved in activities in the preschool, Akkuş implemented the «Daddy Tell Me a Story» program.

Mommy and Daddy tell me I a loving, curious, and playful pup.

I remember my mama and daddy telling me as a child to always «be yourself» and not worry about what others thought of me.

Not exact matches

The manager of the Gramercy Big Daddy's told me I signed up too late (it takes a few weeks to a month to enter the system and start receiving Insider Club emails), so no burger and milkshake for me.

«You realize that I can build a new website on Go Daddy in one afternoon, but it takes the folks in the office three days to get me a user ID and password,» one frustrated Millennial told The Globe and Mail about foot - dragging, IT - incompetent leadership.

His wife, Lenka Allen, previously told the Daily Mail that their children - 10 - year - old Natalya, Freddie, seven, and two - year - old Beatrice - were asking: «When's Daddy coming home?»

It really is quite a horrible thing to be telling children these myths, and then have them fail science classes later because mommy and daddy were so ignorant as to shove this down their throats throughout childhood.

I will continue to insult Xians as long as they continue to tell me how to live my life because they have «faith» (whatever THAT word means) in an invisible sky daddy.

But they are more interested in telling others what to do, rather than dealing with their own failure to follow their imaginary sky daddy.

The daddy who kissed me on the head every night before I fell asleep and, without fail, told me he loved me every chance he got?

We just don't want big daddy government telling us whats best.

You can tell she's a daddy's girl and she doesn't have to go running off to feel valued and affirmed by some boy... at least not yet.

When the little boy was told of this, he looked a little sad, and when asked what was the matter, he said, «Can I still call him daddy?»

When Jesus prayed He said «Father» He told His disciples tk call Him Dad or Daddy.

Why not form an opinion totally based on how you «feel» or your «emotions» and justify your argument on why you feel that way, rather than saying «for the bible tells me so»... That's why we can't move forward on issues in this country; people feel they can't express themselves without the safety of a group's opinion... Let's listen to ourselves for once instead of having your daddy's politics and religion handed down to you like a family asset.

Because there are a lot of ignorant, poorly educated white folk like «Lemon Talks» who need a daddy figure — a white daddy figure — to tell them how to think.

The «peace at any cost» standard is most often in place.We are told to suck it up... to not be so thin skinned... or that Daddy or Pastor Whatshisname or Dr.Sawbones wouldn't do / say that.

HotAirAce Mommy or daddy went there and junior and princess will go where they are told if they want the tuition paid for, perhaps?

Gay repub your daddy is george bush and he killed hundreds of thousands cause his god told him to, just ask him.

Is it simply a case of «bishop / archbishop envy» — we really want a Big Daddy running the show and telling us how?

you are not all dirty sinners and liars and do not need to repent all the time to make the Daddy in your head love you, phone your real one if he is still alive and ask him again «What will happen to me when I die», tell me if I was wrong in how I think religion started!!

A child asking what happens many years ago was told by an ignorant parent that the great god in the sky would let them live forever and ever if they listen to mommy and daddy who talk directly to god.

So, please by all means, tell me how this m0r0n's death is in ANY way my fault because I don't believe in your magical sky daddy?

Then, I'll send some neighbors over to tell them that their mommy and daddy did all this to them because they did something bad and we are angry with them.

You've got to call on that something in that person that your daddy used to tell you about, that power that can make a way out of no way.

So does this describe science (which is based on evidence) or religious mythology (based on your mama and daddy and theirs and theirs etc told them / you so).

My personal favourite among the questioners was the small girl who told the pope that her catechist had explained the importance of going to Mass every Sunday: «And I'd really like to go, but my mummy and daddy like to sleep late - and then we generally go to lunch at Grandma's.»

He shows the baby the cash he has made in the drug business (hidden in a wall) and tells her «daddy did that for you.»

ANYONE that believes in invisible sky daddies and that the Earth is only 4000 years old, will believe pretty much anything they are told; they don't understand the difference between belief, opinion and fact.

... Now Franklin, go kiss your daddy on the cheek and tell him you won't embarrass the family or act like a moronic idiot again.

so i imagine your christian because mommy and daddy were christian and instead of trying to find the answers of your importance to this world you just accepted what some re-written book from the bronze age told you to think and believe.

Don't worry little kids, you won't die when you die, I mean not REALLY REALLY die, you'll still live, and you'll live in paradise, and daddy will be there to hold you and love you and tell you that you are such a good little Human etc etc etc..

Because your mommy and daddy have told you that all your life?

The story was all about Jesus's Daddy, you know, the one your «good book» tells you created all of this.