So, was Florio saying that Tillman should have planned the pregnancy/birth timing better?

If so - is he an idiot? There are people that try for years and years and years and never get pregnant. There are people who seemingly try once, BAM! Baby.

I've never met anyone that has ever planned to, and therefore successfully "planned" when they will have a baby.

So, was Florio saying that Tillman should have planned the pregnancy/birth timing better?

If so - is he an idiot? There are people that try for years and years and years and never get pregnant. There are people who seemingly try once, BAM! Baby.

I've never met anyone that has ever planned to, and therefore successfully "planned" when they will have a baby.

I've never met anyone that has ever planned to, and therefore successfully "planned" when they will have a baby.

I didnt hear exactly what he said, but it sounds like he said something about "Better planning" ? As in dont have kids during the season and the "I have kids, you don't " crowd came running to the podium with the "I would take off from work"...etc etc..

The difference is that you dont work 16 times a year for millions of dollars.

If I was having a kid and worked 200+ days a year, as a normal job for $00K a year, no doubt I leave the job for the birth of my kid.

I know the PC answer is that Tillman should go attend the birth, but lets ask this question. if it was the Super Bowl, would Tillman miss that game for the birth of his child????

I'm surprised they aren't inducing labor on Friday.

BINGO

but I need to know if you have kids first to qualify your statement

BINGO

but I need to know if you have kids first to qualify your statement

This is the way I saw it. And some of the other sports stuff I heard on radio doesn't fit. With all the other major sports having 162 or 82 games missing 1/16th is more of an impact.

My wife was working in a school when we had my daughter. We planned it out so it would be a summer birth, so as not to disrupt my wife's work schedule. The math isn't really that hard to decipher.

I see. So you're on record as saying that couples can reliably plan on when to have a baby.






Of course, you're wrong. But at least you post it openly.

Actually, many many people can't.

If it was easy to plan/schedule, why would any husband anywhere ever need to miss work? Every single profession has time off of work. They should all just plan their babies at the right time.

Yay, another unqualified term.

I must live in a different world.

I know lots and lots of people who have had a hard time getting pregnant, been unable to get pregnant, had "surprise" pregnancies, or other things that would fall into the "weren't able to schedule" their pregnancies.

I see. So you're on record as saying that couples can reliably plan on when to have a baby.






Of course, you're wrong. But at least you post it openly.

You know lots of people with 3 kids who struggle to get pregnant? I'm a bit dubious about that.

Of course, you could have read my entire post....idiot.

You know lots of people with 3 kids who struggle to get pregnant? I'm a bit dubious about that.

As a woman ages, it usually gets a bit harder to conceive.

Cool. Name calling.

Your post contradicted itself big time. Yet I managed to respond to it without name calling.