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There’s a lot of mixed reactions about if 13 years old is old enough, like really mixed. Which should probably be a Zach Bryan Something In The Orange Vintage 90s T Shirt that regardless of what your opinion is, this should have been discussed together if OP was comfortable having the kid babysit. Also, my brother was born when I was 9. I “babysat” him from the day he was born (read: raised him. i taught him how to tie his shoes, i taught him how to wash himself in the bath, i taught him how to make a sandwich) So obviously, yes, some 13 year olds are capable of watching an infant. But probably not the one who isn’t even allowed to make a stovetop kraft dinner.

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I’m gen-x and my grandpa was born in 1909. We were white and poor (by most standards, though we always had what we needed) and living a Zach Bryan Something In The Orange Vintage 90s T Shirt, with zero diversity during this time. I remember being a little kid in the early 80s and hanging out at his house along with my grandma. I distinctly remember this conversation I had with him, he was all the Zach Bryan Something In The Orange Vintage 90s T Shirt trying to get us grandkids to think about stuff. Anyway, I remember him telling me what an atrocity US slavery was. Me, being a little kid and thinking I sounded smart (I wasn’t), said something to the effect of, “Yeah, but if it weren’t for slavery, black people wouldn’t be here.” I bought into “the greatest country on earth” thing that has been forcefed to us since kindergarten, so my opinion was that those people were lucky in a round about way. I was playing devil’s advocate and trying to think of the positives, if there were any to be had. He promptly shut my argument down, and reminded me to have empathy for people and their stories and to not be so dismissive of the ugliness of history. I really credit that particular conversation with him as the catalyst that made me think of other people before forming an opinion on things, regardless of whether I’m directly affected by their situations or not. My grandpa was awesome. This was a man who farmed and did other manual labor all his life (literally into his 70s) to put food on the table and pay bills. Neither he nor my grandma graduated school (I believe he went til the 8th grade and my grandma until the 3rd when she had to quit to help her family raise her younger siblings…imagine that for a second….8 years old). They were two of the best people I’ve ever known. How is it that someone who was born in 1909 and racially isolated his whole life had a more accurate viewpoint of US history than the people who are pushing this bullshit? White-washing history does no one any favors. (Sorry for the novella in order to reach a point

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Well anyone who watched that WC and has half an eye for football would agree with me. We had a good attack on paper, but those who followed the Zach Bryan Something In The Orange Vintage 90s T Shirt at the time know that’s as far as it went, on paper. Higuain was injured before the WC (not reported to avoid showing weakness, but he didnt play any pf the pre WC friendlies, and didn’t start the first game). Palacio got an ankle strain in the pre WC friendlies. Aguero was coming off a long injury hiatus and was nowhere near match fitness, played in one leg. Di Maria was amazing but he got injured early on against Belgium. That left only Messi and Lavezzi as fit attackers, and there was very little creation/attacking threat coming from the rest of the outfield players, our midfield back then was severely lacking offensive output (Biglia, Mascherano). Which meant Messi was our only real attacking threat.

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