this guy (and his puns) can take a flying leap! sorry, cant figure out how to quote, lol..
Breastfeeding:
If the purpose of the new column by Mrs. Fedeli was to raise a few titters, she’s sure done that, in spades. How could she be so diabolical as to state an opinion that would outrage the mammarian minions?
Did anyone stop to ask the little "nippers" how they feel about getting a boob stuck in their faces in public? Take pictures and show them when the kids get older. ’Here’s you in WalMart, here’s you in The Keg and you can just see my filet mignon and waldorf salad over your left ear, etc., etc.’
Did anyone stop to think that when they go out to dine in these frequently mentioned nice restaurants to enjoy a nice meal and a change of pace, the little ’uns are stuck with the same old, same old? No pass the breadsticks or dessert seconds for them. huh?
Someone indicated that an appropriate response to public breastfeeding would be some long fragrant flatulance. Now that would be neither proper nor nice but I’m sure that the writer intended his comment as nothing more than a bit of airy persiflage.
Too bad those who are so up in arms over Mrs. Fedeli’s comments can’t buy into the fact that they are her words and not claimed to be stated on behalf of all of North Bay. It seems to me from my recollection of her column that too much is being made of the big, bad connection to public vomiting. She referred to them as two separate things which she happens to dislike.
The space used up on the many pages of frenzied feedback is, quite frankly, udderly ridiculous and it’s time to nip this issue in the bud.
Dave
North Bay, Ontario
Breastfeeding:
If the purpose of the new column by Mrs. Fedeli was to raise a few titters, she’s sure done that, in spades. How could she be so diabolical as to state an opinion that would outrage the mammarian minions?
Did anyone stop to ask the little "nippers" how they feel about getting a boob stuck in their faces in public? Take pictures and show them when the kids get older. ’Here’s you in WalMart, here’s you in The Keg and you can just see my filet mignon and waldorf salad over your left ear, etc., etc.’
Did anyone stop to think that when they go out to dine in these frequently mentioned nice restaurants to enjoy a nice meal and a change of pace, the little ’uns are stuck with the same old, same old? No pass the breadsticks or dessert seconds for them. huh?
Someone indicated that an appropriate response to public breastfeeding would be some long fragrant flatulance. Now that would be neither proper nor nice but I’m sure that the writer intended his comment as nothing more than a bit of airy persiflage.
Too bad those who are so up in arms over Mrs. Fedeli’s comments can’t buy into the fact that they are her words and not claimed to be stated on behalf of all of North Bay. It seems to me from my recollection of her column that too much is being made of the big, bad connection to public vomiting. She referred to them as two separate things which she happens to dislike.
The space used up on the many pages of frenzied feedback is, quite frankly, udderly ridiculous and it’s time to nip this issue in the bud.
Dave
North Bay, Ontario
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: So when she's older, there will be a visual record of her as a nursing infant, toddler, and preschooler. And possibly a "school-age" child! I WANT her to have those photos and I want to have those photos. I like knowing that our friends and family go to our website and see us nursing. People might not see a child nursing IRL, but they can see us do it via the web, and even if they think I'm a weirdo (which I totally am) they also know I am damn smart, and that I work really hard to be a good mom, so if I'm nursing a 3yo, then it is a good thing to do. 
I agree with Janice about not picking apart his "arguments". Some things are just too stupid to dignify with a response anyway. He's illustrating his own ignorance just fine without us having to do it for him, IMHO.
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