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Old July 13th, 2008, 11:13 PM
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OT One way to beat the heat.

Well my son must think it is too hot out because I keep finding him like this.LOL

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Re: OT One way to beat the heat.

He just keeps taking the vent out and climbing in there. I thought it was funny so I had to share. He tries to get all the way in it but his butt gets stuck.LOL
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Re: OT One way to beat the heat.

wow he is getting big quick bobby, talked to president of slash club and there is a frag swap coming up later this summer hopefully you can make it.
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Re: OT One way to beat the heat.

Yeah he's shooting up! I will deffinetly go if I can. The last swap was awesome, and I can't wait for another.
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Re: OT One way to beat the heat.

I cant say as I blame him for getting down in there where its cooler.I'd do the same if I could fit
He's growing up bud.I didnt even realize he was old enough to be walking yet.
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Re: OT One way to beat the heat.

Sweet! Kids help keep us young.
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Re: OT One way to beat the heat.

Well it's not hot in the house at all. Have the stat set at 76 and that's were is stays. For some reason he just loves that vent. Every night before I go to bed I got to reach my arm in there to clean it out. Last night I found 3 shoes a toy egg a small toy baseball bat, and a sippy cup. LOL He's just upsessed with it.
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Re: OT One way to beat the heat.

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I cant say as I blame him for getting down in there where its cooler.I'd do the same if I could fit
He's growing up bud.I didnt even realize he was old enough to be walking yet.
Yup he runs around now and gets into EVERYTHING!LOL He just turned 1 year old in at the end of June.
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Re: OT One way to beat the heat.

76? damn we have ours set for 70 and I still have to keep my large fan on.

Those pictures are classic.

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Re: OT One way to beat the heat.

He is so cute. To him it's a toy. He probably likes hearing the noise things make when he put them in there. Your just lucky he doesn't cry and make you retrive them. Kids are so unpredictable.

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