Nothing in this world will put Ranger to his knees quicker than a smile from a child....I have my own...so a peice of advice.....Being a parent is easy....All you gotta do is love them...not just tell them...gotta show'm everyday...it's that easy, and you'll reap the benefit 10X over bro....Luv Kids to peices....!!!!

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It's All Good Bro's!!!

Congratulations, bro! Fatherhood will change your perspective on EVERYTHING, and will fill you with joy.

Remember always that to be a good father you have first to be a good husband, but never let a day go by without hugging your child and saying quietly in his ear: "I love you more than anything in the whole wide world." Never be afraid to set a limit for the little guy, but let him always know how much he's loved.

I'm very happy for you, man! Live long, and be healthy, for your son's sake. My motto is "Become someone's hero!" Become your son's hero, Green.

Bjaarki

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"'Til the weard of the world, stands, unforgotten,
high under Heaven, the hero's name." - Hrolf Krakki's Saga (Iceland)

Congratulations my man!

Congratulations! I have 2 little ones myself and it is a wonderful experience. I trust the wife and baby are both doing well.

Fact is, for men, you pretty much have to BE a father to know what it feels like. Something about just laying your eyes on your own child kind of "throws a switch" in the human male's brain.

Interesting Human Development studies have been done, using pupil dilation as a measure of whether a person is really enthralled by what they're looking at. Take a woman, it doesn't matter whether or not she's a mother, her pupils will dilate (she's enthralled) when she sees a baby. Take a man, his pupils will not dilate (he's disinterested) if he's a childless guy and sees a picture of a baby, but will dilate (he's enthralled) if he's a dad himself. I still get a lump in my throat when I see a nursing newborn, even if it's a complete stranger's child. Before I had my own kids, though, I was completely indifferent to children, even thought I didn't like 'em much. Now, I can't get enough of kids, my own or other guys'.

I'm a dad a few times over, and can really appreciate what Green's going through. All the more for you to look forward to, WCP!

1) Ask how much D-bol he needs to take to get "Swol".

2) Ask if winny can be taken orally.

3) Tell the other kids on the playground the name of his source.

These 3 things and he will grow up just fine. hahaha.......good luck!

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That which does not kill you makes you stronger.

The first two years of a childs life is teaching them how to walk and talk........

After that, its shut-up and sit down...

Plates