Comments on: Sugar Water: I believe the children are our inarticulate future. http://popdose.com/i-believe-the-children-are-our-inarticulate-future/ your daily dose of pop culture Wed, 25 Nov 2009 06:33:59 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: Sugar Water: White Men Can’t Convict, Part 1 | Popdose http://popdose.com/i-believe-the-children-are-our-inarticulate-future/comment-page-1/#comment-4980 Sugar Water: White Men Can’t Convict, Part 1 | Popdose Wed, 06 Feb 2008 09:30:21 +0000 http://popdose.com/i-believe-the-children-are-our-inarticulate-future/#comment-4980 [...] 12, as I’m sure you remember, was my lawyer/friend Dave-o’s birthday, and in case you’re wondering, I didn’t [...] [...] 12, as I’m sure you remember, was my lawyer/friend Dave-o’s birthday, and in case you’re wondering, I didn’t [...]

]]> By: rwcass http://popdose.com/i-believe-the-children-are-our-inarticulate-future/comment-page-1/#comment-41325 rwcass Thu, 03 Jan 2008 05:07:45 +0000 http://popdose.com/i-believe-the-children-are-our-inarticulate-future/#comment-41325 I do think it's funny how "dada" is considered a first word. "Mama," maybe -- I'm from the south, and I call my mother Mama to this day. But nobody calls their father "Dada" past the age of 1.8, do they? (I apologize in advance if I've offended any Irish people with a stuttering problem.) I do think it's funny how “dada” is considered a first word. “Mama,” maybe — I'm from the south, and I call my mother Mama to this day. But nobody calls their father “Dada” past the age of 1.8, do they? (I apologize in advance if I've offended any Irish people with a stuttering problem.)

]]> By: rwcass http://popdose.com/i-believe-the-children-are-our-inarticulate-future/comment-page-1/#comment-21116 rwcass Thu, 03 Jan 2008 04:07:45 +0000 http://popdose.com/i-believe-the-children-are-our-inarticulate-future/#comment-21116 I do think it's funny how "dada" is considered a first word. "Mama," maybe -- I'm from the south, and I call my mother Mama to this day. But nobody calls their father "Dada" past the age of 1.8, do they? (I apologize in advance if I've offended any Irish people with a stuttering problem.) I do think it's funny how “dada” is considered a first word. “Mama,” maybe — I'm from the south, and I call my mother Mama to this day. But nobody calls their father “Dada” past the age of 1.8, do they? (I apologize in advance if I've offended any Irish people with a stuttering problem.)

]]> By: rahulgupta http://popdose.com/i-believe-the-children-are-our-inarticulate-future/comment-page-1/#comment-21115 rahulgupta Wed, 02 Jan 2008 03:34:25 +0000 http://popdose.com/i-believe-the-children-are-our-inarticulate-future/#comment-21115 I'm with you. I've got a 9 month old girl, and she's on the da-da-da-da-da-da sound. Everyone around me seems to think it's okay to encourage that. I do not. <br><br>"mamamama" is fine for Mama, or Ma. But Dadadadada is very confusing.<br><br>I'm trying to encourage Papa.<br><br>Supposebly it's better to encourage children than to discourage them, but nobody complains when I keep her away from electric sockets. I'm with you. I've got a 9 month old girl, and she's on the da-da-da-da-da-da sound. Everyone around me seems to think it's okay to encourage that. I do not.

“mamamama” is fine for Mama, or Ma. But Dadadadada is very confusing.

I'm trying to encourage Papa.

Supposebly it's better to encourage children than to discourage them, but nobody complains when I keep her away from electric sockets.

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