Sentences with phrase «many rude comments»

After the rude comments that Santorum made about all blacks, someone ought to just throw him into a food processor and feed him to the dogs.

I received the odd curious question from friends, and a neighbour who is not known for his love of multiculturalism made a rude comment, but that was it.

Lets keep these rude comments to ourselves here.

More than half the people out including the ones with their rude comments are cowards.

There are plenty of rude comments from atheists on here, but none surpass those of the Christian dimwit on here advocating segregation of gays.

Well, i'm not surprised in these rude comments against my faith.

the rude comment by yet another nurse on your own blog just heightens my empathy.

Martus is an egotistical jackass who likes to hear the sound of his own keyboard clicking out rude comments on other people's blogs.

You have no idea what you're talking about, and it's sad for you that you haven't made an effort to even listen to one of these songs on You - Tube before you write such rude comments.

Throwing out rude comments doesn't quite lend itself to meaningful dialogue.

WhiLe I basically object to the way in which those here who clearly do not believe in god have posted their insults and rude comments, I have to say that I agree with the basic point.

Some pretty legalistic, rigid and rude comments here.

Hi Anna, had you taken the time to read the FAQ's instead of trolling with a rude comment that overlays your beliefs on my space you would have seen the notes regarding making the cake vegan.

A rude comment calling out Lacey was not necessary.

You mean to tell me that others here want to see articles about top recruits committing to our most popular sport??? That seems like a complaint / rude comment

On the latest episode of LaVar Ball speaks when he shouldn't, the outspoken father to UCLA standout and likely second overall draft pick Lonzo Ball made rude comments directed at FOX Sports reporter Kristine Leahy while on The Herd with Colin Cowherd on Wednesday.

i grew up in a time where i was the only uncircumcised male in my class, and i had several females in my class make rude comments, but i learned very early on from my parents that the REASONS why i was left intact, and that was very important to me.

*** I hope you all will understand that I won't publish rude comments that tear down a post that took me hours to write.

Rude comments are plentiful and only work to undermine her confidence.

Your child is hearing all sorts of things at school and on the bus and practice field, and while you shouldn't be surprised if your tween occasionally lets loose a rude comment or word every now and then, you should do whatever it takes to make sure your child doesn't develop a bad habit that includes foul - mouthed communication.

I've been on flights with screaming children and have seen the reactions of other passengers and flight attendants and I am trying to prevent that «stink eye» and rude comments from child - hating jerks like Bill (from earlier post) from occurring.

I've never been asked to cover up, never got any rude comments at all, and have very rarely even had someone look at me funny.

Another thing — we don't accept spam, rude comments or nasty language, so common in many other forums.

Most mothers who care enough for their children to be willing to undertake extended breastfeeding — despite the often rude comments of ignorant or uninformed people — do so because they know it is best for their child.

Do you make rude comments online or share off color jokes?

NO RUDE COMMENTS PLEASE..

These rude comments look like they are coming from your child and other people think your child is the one behind the bullying behavior.

For example, if you have a family member who is jealous of your family vacations and makes rude comments about how much money you spend on your vacations you can reflect on her life situation.

So if you choose extended breastfeeding for your baby, be prepared for rude comments or curious stares.

All moms see their own offspring as the most gorgeous ever, but we're not immune to rude comments on our baby's looks.

I am not randomly offended on anyone's behalf, I simply pointed out your awfully rude comment.

For some reason, people think it is overly offensive to call a baby ugly, but make rude comments about other adults all of the time.

My son is 10 months old and I am already rude comments about when I am going to stop breastfeeding.

I have heard the variety of rude comments and it makes me so angry.

It brings challenges, too, such as rude comments from onlookers not used to seeing toddlers nursed.

The rude comments about diapers from China, the price a momma has her diapers listed for, and the insults towards those that try to catch a good deal on a website are ridiculous.

Many of the women I talked to wished to be quoted only under a pseudonym, in many instances because these rude comments often came from people they know well, love, and / or (have to) continue to see.

Unfortunately, for those parents who have to deal with the less than ideal scenario of flying somewhere, they get started at, they get eyerolls, some of them even get rude comments, but no matter what, keep smiling like this dad - you will survive this!

I am a little sad and disheartened at all of the rude comments and ugliness posted.

A quick summary if you haven't read it: Some guy in a grocery store made a rude comment about a mom with a screaming child in tow.

«I've never had anyone make rude comments or ask me to leave.»

I got many rude comments all the time for nursing my twins until they were two years and two months.

Or maybe I did nt notice a rude comment because I was so sure what I was doing was right for me and my baby!

And for the mothers that don't like stares or rude comments just breastfeed at home.

They have made fun of others who have breastfed past a year and have made rude comments about it.

The hospital even put a very unbelievably rude comment on my discharge letter of «lacking of maternal effort».

I live in a pretty small, conservative community, and I really haven't had anyone make rude comments.

Although my attention is focused toward my baby, I can't help but occasionally overhear rude comments of course, even though NONE of my breast is exposed in any way... Hopefully the exposure will help to normalize it for folks who hold onto issues about it and will help other mothers to feel more encouraged themselves.

Breastfeeding for some is a sexual turn - on, and many a mom has had leering eyes followed up with rude comments.

And for nearly a year, I would steel myself before taking my daughter's bottle out in public, putting up a wall to protect myself from the rude comments that seem to be part and parcel of using formula in this day and age.