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Piotr Rasputin

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TIME really wants attention.
 
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Kid down the street finally got cut off on his fourth birthday. God, was that freaky to see him walk up and ask for it.
 
Should be fun to watch people completely lose their **** over this.

Boobs are so scary and what not.

But yes, blatant, shameless attention grab.
 
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Piotr Rasputin said:
Double Down said:
Should be fun to watch people completely lose their **** over this.

Boobs are so scary and what not.

But yes, blatant, shameless attention grab.

Is it that "Boobs are scary!!!"

Or is it that the kid is three years old?

It's both. I'd probably let a pediatrician or someone who has studied the issue weigh in on whether or not it's bad to breastfeed your kid until he/she is 4 years old. It is weird? I suppose, but not something I'd get all worked up over. It happens in other countries. Not a big deal.

But a controversy over public breast feeding an infant pops up every single year, and it's always the dumbest thing of all time. I frankly don't care if you breast feed your kid in a restaurant, in a department store, or standing in line at Whole Foods. It's a breast, for pete's sake. People in Europe walk around with their breasts out on public beaches all the time an no one so much as shrugs their shoulders.
 
I'd ask for it, too. But I doubt my wife would like that.
 
The greatest magazine cover in history - if it had appeared in 1966.

Today? Linkbait.
 
Serious question: Is she really a Mom still nursing her son, and is that him? Are they using models?
 
Nice to see that freqposter's son is doing well. All you need to do is give a mom a few well-timed compliments at the Barnes & Noble during a reading of "Red Fish Blue Fish" and you're in.
 

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