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Re: Is there a good store in the area to buy baby stuff
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Re: Is there a good store in the area to buy baby stuff
« Reply #91 on: April 01, 2014, 05:42:34 pm »
So we need to create a registry for the Baby Shower.  I wonder if I can just do Amazon or do I need a real store as well? Baby R Us sucks balls.  I don't want to go there but that seems to be the only real store in Baltimore area. 

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Re: Is there a good store in the area to buy baby stuff
« Reply #92 on: April 01, 2014, 05:56:48 pm »
Amazon. They also have a "new moms" discount program that anyone can sign up for. Even walky and atomic's cat.

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Re: Is there a good store in the area to buy baby stuff
« Reply #93 on: April 01, 2014, 06:08:03 pm »
So we need to create a registry for the Baby Shower.  I wonder if I can just do Amazon or do I need a real store as well? Baby R Us sucks balls.  I don't want to go there but that seems to be the only real store in Baltimore area. 

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Re: Is there a good store in the area to buy baby stuff
« Reply #94 on: April 01, 2014, 06:21:36 pm »
I think it's obnoxious when rich people have baby registries.

But what's even more obnoxious is when people have registries for pregnancy #2 and beyond.
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Re: Is there a good store in the area to buy baby stuff
« Reply #95 on: April 01, 2014, 06:23:11 pm »
I think it's obnoxious when rich people have baby registries.
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Re: Is there a good store in the area to buy baby stuff
« Reply #96 on: April 01, 2014, 06:23:28 pm »
I think it's obnoxious when rich people have baby registries.
I agree, actually.
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Re: Is there a good store in the area to buy baby stuff
« Reply #97 on: April 01, 2014, 06:41:10 pm »
I think it's obnoxious when rich people have baby registries.
I agree, actually.

because they don't need it (i.e., they could afford it themselves), or because the baby doesn't need it (i.e., they register a bunch of overpriced bullshit), or is there another reason i'm missing?

i have no opinion, i've only bought something on a baby registry once (it was for my sister), but i imagine i'm going to hate these things in a few years.

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Re: Is there a good store in the area to buy baby stuff
« Reply #98 on: April 01, 2014, 07:05:25 pm »
I think it's obnoxious when rich people have baby registries.

But what's even more obnoxious is when people have registries for pregnancy #2 and beyond.

Who are these rich people having registries.  I suppose rich people have rich friends and family. 

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Re: Is there a good store in the area to buy baby stuff
« Reply #99 on: April 01, 2014, 07:06:45 pm »
I think it's obnoxious when rich people have baby registries.
I agree, actually.

because they don't need it (i.e., they could afford it themselves), or because the baby doesn't need it (i.e., they register a bunch of overpriced bullshit), or is there another reason i'm missing?

i have no opinion, i've only bought something on a baby registry once (it was for my sister), but i imagine i'm going to hate these things in a few years.

Baby showers are a chick thing.  You don't attend and thus don't need to get anything from a registry.  We'll unless it is your sister.

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Re: Is there a good store in the area to buy baby stuff
« Reply #100 on: April 01, 2014, 07:09:30 pm »
I just have problems when there's an expectation of gifts by anyone. Especially when it's by people who can afford it themselves. Something cheesy about specifying what you want your gifts to be.



I think it's obnoxious when rich people have baby registries.
I agree, actually.

because they don't need it (i.e., they could afford it themselves), or because the baby doesn't need it (i.e., they register a bunch of overpriced bullshit), or is there another reason i'm missing?

i have no opinion, i've only bought something on a baby registry once (it was for my sister), but i imagine i'm going to hate these things in a few years.

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Re: Is there a good store in the area to buy baby stuff
« Reply #101 on: April 01, 2014, 07:20:28 pm »
I just have problems when there's an expectation of gifts by anyone. Especially when it's by people who can afford it themselves. Something cheesy about specifying what you want your gifts to be.

There's a couple trains of thoughts here.

(1) Have you ever not registered?  I didn't register for my first wedding and took so much grief from friends and family that we broke down and registered.  People wantto buy you shit whether you want it or not.

(2) I've been buying so much shit for friends and family for so many years for their stupid kids that if I do ever stick around long enough in a relationship to actually meet my child this time, there's no way I'm letting all my friends and family off the hook of returning the favor simply because I was the responsible one and waited until I was comfortable in life to have a child.  That's some straight up bull shit thinking right there.
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Re: Is there a good store in the area to buy baby stuff
« Reply #102 on: April 01, 2014, 08:22:41 pm »
I just have problems when there's an expectation of gifts by anyone. Especially when it's by people who can afford it themselves. Something cheesy about specifying what you want your gifts to be.



I think it's obnoxious when rich people have baby registries.
I agree, actually.

because they don't need it (i.e., they could afford it themselves), or because the baby doesn't need it (i.e., they register a bunch of overpriced bullshit), or is there another reason i'm missing?

i have no opinion, i've only bought something on a baby registry once (it was for my sister), but i imagine i'm going to hate these things in a few years.

You don't have to buy the gifts on the registry.  It is supposed to make easier for the gift giver.  Most of my friends gave me cash for my wedding.  As did my sister and mother.

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Re: Is there a good store in the area to buy baby stuff
« Reply #104 on: April 02, 2014, 09:25:03 pm »
Most of my friends gave me cash for my wedding.  As did my sister and mother.

Atomic's wedding?