Good luck internet friend!
Basically my nightmare.
Haha, my mom was an accountant and I would love playing with the calculator that would dispense the paper. Would try and draw something with numbers.
My kid is 6 and he only gets to watch videos I downloaded from YouTube or movies that I downloaded from the places and put into a playlist on VLC. I do give him free reign on Spotify with the swear words removed.
As for bicycles, we live in Taipei and it’s way too dangerous to ride on the sidewalk, let alone the street. So we have to ride in the park.
I ended up paying someone to teach my kid after many failed attempts to teach on my own. After 1 class he was able to ride and after the second class he was proficient. I think the reason was my kid felt comfortable around me and if he is pushed to his limits, we don’t push him harder and he knows that. With a teacher, he just had to listen and follow the directions and take bigger risks.
I had a walkman sport. It was huge and even with the headphones plugged in, you could take a shower with it haha.
I eventually got a Genesis too. Then a Dreamcast.
I’m in my mid 40s now and I miss that feeling that when my dad came home with an walkman for me. Now I dedicate my life to constantly giving my son that same feeling! Because once he becomes an adult, it’s all downhill from there.
Stay safe. Leave if possible.
Only white people would stick around to take a photo. My mfing ass would have noped out of there instantly.
His answer is no. I asked him why he loves it. He loves that it’s different from anything on the road. Since he has a rare disorder, he feels that he is also different. He can relate to the car more. Can’t argue with that.
Well, not everyone can afford a Ferrari. I can afford a Cybertruck.
If my kid loved a Ferrari and I was in a position to buy it. Best believe I’m buying one.
Heart attacks happens on every floor.
He told me that he loves it because it’s unique and since he is also different from everyone else. That is why he loves it. Can’t argue with that.
Duuuuuuuude if my dad bought a Viper, I would have diiiiiiiied.
Step 1: Buy metal. Step 2: learn to weld. Step 3: nahhhh.
I’m an adult that will do anything to make my kid happy. Maybe you don’t understand that is the bigger picture.
Yes and yes. It also bypasses the windows login.
Some experts would argue it’s already starting to be uninhabitable.
My life revolves around my kid. So ya. If it makes him happy to be in a car he loves and it fits the families needs, then why wouldn’t I?
Um… My grandma installed Windows 11 on her computer and then ran a simple script I gave her after. You guys are delusional.