Why we sell our miatas.
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Campbell Lewis y8s
8 lb 2 oz 21 inches long born August 28 at 11:44am in DC. Already acting a boss one hour after birth. Check out dem guns and dat hair style. https://www.miataturbo.net/attachmen...ine=1346555168 little y8s and big y8s a day later: https://www.miataturbo.net/attachmen...ine=1346555168 I'll have Brainy set up his moderator account shortly. |
Congrats man. That's about the only thing worth selling a nice miata like yours for.
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Congrats, guess the Miata isn't the best for a car seat.
My wife and I expecting our first, due date is Feb 1. Thankfully we are expecting a boy as well. |
cat > little human
but congratulations on making a child. |
Having a happy family > being a lone homo with cats that can't tune an n/a miata.
jk jk ilu :giggle: |
One of the few newborns that's not ugly. Congrats on a good looking, healthy kid.
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Wait what? You sold the miata?
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Originally Posted by Reverant
(Post 922198)
Wait what? You sold the miata?
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Originally Posted by hustler
(Post 922155)
cat > little human
but congratulations on making a child.
Originally Posted by dstn2bdoa
(Post 922183)
One of the few newborns that's not ugly. Congrats on a good looking, healthy kid.
Originally Posted by Reverant
(Post 922198)
Wait what? You sold the miata?
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I dont get it, I have 2 kids and my Miata.
Congrats tho, being a father is a great feeling. __________________ Best Car Insurance | Auto Protection Today | FREE Trade-In Quote |
That's a good looking kid. Y8's shooting win loads.
There's always time for another car down the road. |
my kids will own miatas. Congrats!
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Congrats!
I want to see everyones baby pictures :giggle: |
Many congrats Matt! Nice looking kid.
Meg keeps reminding me to pack my bag for the hospital, but I have 2 weeks left, so 'they' say. So what would you recommend bringing to the hospital? Keep the miata. |
Originally Posted by TurboTim
(Post 922275)
Many congrats Matt! Nice looking kid.
Meg keeps reminding me to pack my bag for the hospital, but I have 2 weeks left, so 'they' say. So what would you recommend bringing to the hospital? Keep the miata. I had bags packed for a long time because we didn't go to the hospital until 41 weeks, 4 days. Here is how you pack: you: typical weekend trip size bag and stuff. a backpack is plenty. her: let her pack what she wants, then remove all the clothes except a robe and outfit to go home in. like 6 month maternity yoga pants and a button up shirt that fits GIANT BOOBS. seriously, bigger than they are now. maternity bra nursing pads hard candy to suck on flushable toilet wipes throat lozenges (screaming) lip balm hair bands (and extras) misc: ipod and speakers, heating pad, phone chargers, gatorade, fizzy sugary drinks, bite size finger food mostly for you (they may not let her eat but you can sneak stuff), miso soup mix is good--just get a large cup of hot water from the coffee vendor. refillable sports water bottles, map of walkable takeout places, tennis balls in a sock for masage, unscented / baby lotion for your hands (washing will dry them out) a folder for your wife's hospital paperwork a folder for your baby's hospital paper work pen and paper a baby care book like the American Academy of Pediatrics "Caring for your baby and young child" so you're not totally lost once you're holding him/her. a travel outfit for baby that is easy to put on a blanket and hat for baby very important: car seat properly installed and inspected your wife's ID and insurance forms your ID You really don't need "entertainment" stuff since you'll be doing stuff the whole time. If you REALLY want to be a boss, get "The Birth Partner" by Penny Simkin and read that ASAP. We were really prepared and even though shit was hard and long (do NOT leg Meg "Push" before she feels the urge to push) we ended up with a healthy little baby and no caesarean for Jenn. Surgery sucks! |
If you have ANY plans to sleep in the hospital, the number one complaint I get is the pillows. They're plastic (vinyl?) so we can easily clean them, but that means they don't breath, and your head over heats in seconds. So bring your own.
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Temporary threadjack:
when my wife went into labor, it was late, we were watching Boondock Saints 2, and it was starting to snow. What did we do? We only had my miata running at the time, so we hopped in that turbo biznatch and flew to the hospital. I never thought i'd spend so much time in the hospital, my wife barely remembers any of it before giving birth. I remember every hour. We dont have vinyl pillows at our hospital, we got the ones similar to airline pillows... no cushion at all. Felt like someone stuffed cotton balls in a paper cloth sack and called it a pillow. I had an easier time in BMT than I did at that hospital for that reason. The cafeteria knew me too well by the end of it. Wife handled it like a bauce, and little girl came into the world like a true champ. my one most memorable moment was our nurse, she was hot. Her name was Britain, and she helped me to physically massage my wife's breasties before trying to breast feed. It was the most awkward, hottest semi-public situation I have ever been in. Wife remembers me drooling over that event. She showed me how to massage wifey boobies, then took my hands with hers on the boobies, and proceeded to "show" me how its done. /temporary threadjack |
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FOR THE LOVE OF GOD:
If you bring your own pillows or towels or linens, bring the ugliest, brightest, non-white ones you have. Or else you will not get them back. |
miataturbo - useful advise for getting ready for childbirth
like seriously wtf. lawn advice one day, and now this? |
Babies are gross.
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Congrats :party:
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Originally Posted by soviet
(Post 922378)
miataturbo - useful advise for getting ready for childbirth
like seriously wtf. lawn advice one day, and now this? |
Originally Posted by y8s
(Post 922461)
like you just let the other advice threads go (dating, jobs, financial, asshole care...) :)
I once had a great dream about making love with a fox. The animal type of fox. Advice tip on babbies: IF you have babby you can not set up a distillery in your basement. Nor can you go to burning man for the first 6 months |
Congratulations man. He's beautiful.
In other news, I want to reproduce. :-( |
congrats!
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MT baby fail. :p
... Congrats Y8s. Priorities do change. |
how girl get pragnent?
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Congratulations! My first day as a daddy was just about 11 months ago. It was the best day... It's an amazing ride. Enjoy every minute.
The first 10 days were longer than any others in my life. Then the 2nd 10 days zoomed past. Now she's standing on her own and trying to walk. I expect in a week of subjective time she'll be taking the car out on dates and telling me to fuck off. BTW, I've not sold either Miata. :) |
my sister (now aunt sis) asked me several times a day if "babby was formed".
you're right about the first ten days. I'm not even there yet and this little guy tries to suck on anything and everything near his face (he has a penchant for large breasts). He is also a chain pooper. within a 5 minute span he will poop in a diaper, poop on the outside of the just-removed diaper, and then poop in a fresh, new diaper. but i can't fault him for that. i poop a lot too. |
Congrats, Y8s. I didn't see my first one born and will certainly miss the second (we are adopting). All the best to you and your family.
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You should just keep the miata because in no time you'll be teaching your son about MOAR BOOST and the miata is perfect for that:D
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Congrats to Mr. & Mrs. Y8s!
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Originally Posted by 18psi
(Post 922687)
You should just keep the miata because in no time you'll be teaching your son about MOAR BOOST and the miata is perfect for that:D
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Children are great. I has two, currently 6 and 8. 1st/3rd grade.
My miata is our third vehicle. In a two income family, a miata has to be at least a third vehicle. For this forum, realistically even in a single income family a miata needs to be a third vehicle, as it will be being messed with a lot of the time. So one vehicle for the earner, one child-capable vehicle for the primary care giver / second earner, and then the miata. RE: carseats: They fit forwards, once the child is old enough to ride in a forward-facing carseat. Pass airbag disabled, natch. https://www.miataturbo.net/attachmen...1&d=1346918101 So. You don't have to sell the maita. You just need it to be the third vehicle. |
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Originally Posted by Fheyr13
(Post 923142)
I disagree..... Change is good?
Because either way it needs clarification. |
Congrats Y8s. You the man!
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Originally Posted by Mobius
(Post 923582)
Children are great. I has two, currently 6 and 8. 1st/3rd grade.
My miata is our third vehicle. In a two income family, a miata has to be at least a third vehicle. For this forum, realistically even in a single income family a miata needs to be a third vehicle, as it will be being messed with a lot of the time. So one vehicle for the earner, one child-capable vehicle for the primary care giver / second earner, and then the miata. RE: carseats: They fit forwards, once the child is old enough to ride in a forward-facing carseat. Pass airbag disabled, natch. So. You don't have to sell the maita. You just need it to be the third vehicle. It's not that I "can't" have the miata anymore, it's that I'm just finished with it and ready to move on. I've owned it since new in 2001. That's a long time.
Originally Posted by 18psi
(Post 923609)
Is that some sort of stupid qustion or stupid statement?
Because either way it needs clarification. |
So you got your miata brand new? In college?
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y8s is older than you think... i was in college in 2001, and y8s thinks im young.
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Congrats Y8S!
Still unsure if I want to have any kids or not. I've watched all my nieces and nephews grow up (bros and sis are 20 years older than me) so I have some experience with what its all about. |
Congrats and I'm with Mobius. 8 year old in the Miata in child seat, airbag disabled.
Accident avoidance trumps accident survival. But to each his own. My wife agrees with Y8s. |
my wife just wants me to sell the miata regardless... :(
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Congrats!
Had my Miata before my son was born, now on my 3rd Miata, 9 years after my son was born. |
Cats and babies do not mix - toxoplasmosis.
Congrats! |
Originally Posted by Vashthestampede
(Post 923825)
Still unsure if I want to have any kids or not
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Originally Posted by triple88a
(Post 923871)
Gotta have a girl to have kids :slap:.
I've been getting the talk for the past year about it. I'm personally not ready, someone else on the other hand...... |
Originally Posted by Braineack
(Post 923784)
y8s is older than you think... i was in college in 2001, and y8s thinks im young.
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Originally Posted by Vashthestampede
(Post 923883)
Too many to choose from!
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Originally Posted by Braineack
(Post 923845)
my wife just wants me to sell the miata regardless... :(
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Originally Posted by 18psi
(Post 923609)
Is that some sort of stupid qustion or stupid statement?
Because either way it needs clarification. More like me saying to Y8s, "Don't listen to them saying that you need to keep your car, change is good! Sell it! Sell it!" Reason being, I'm buying it from him. |
My response to all of you childlickers i mean childlikers is
vasectomy. Vasectomy for the win. Plus when you sleep around you get extra funtimes with the unprotected P in V cummage statement, "OOPS". |
Originally Posted by Fheyr13
(Post 924042)
It was more of a stupid inside joke.
More like me saying to Y8s, "Don't listen to them saying that you need to keep your car, change is good! Sell it! Sell it!" Reason being, I'm buying it from him. Seriously, DO NOT mess up that wonderful machine. |
Your doing it wrong...
first I had my NB - then my wife, then we got 2 kids. Now there was the chance to buy another NA to make my wife happy and get both kids in the cars, when we go for a nice weekend ride with the Miatae... Win.;) (Needless to say - both our kids love the cars and will probably going to want to drive them in a few years... :hustler:) |
Originally Posted by Vashthestampede
(Post 923883)
I've been getting the talk for the past year about it. I'm personally not ready, someone else on the other hand......
Imagine thinking that every day of your child's life. Especially considering dogs are a lot less of a complication than kids are. |
Originally Posted by 18psi
(Post 924088)
You are a VERY LUCKY man in that case.
Seriously, DO NOT mess up that wonderful machine. |
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On the topic of car seats...
http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/...L._AA1500_.jpg I got mine at Amazon. I stalked it using camelcamelcamel for a few weeks till a low price appeared. And it's great. Extremely robust. It has a heavy metal frame and is very nicely put together. Your baby will be too small for a few months, but once you can get him out of the infant bucket and into a real seat, DEW EET. My little girl has been riding in her Proride since 3 months old. So much safer than the damn bucket. And she's almost big enough for forward-facing. That means Miata drives. |
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