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If I had that many kids in my house, I'd have a big fucking headache every day.
 
Well, just for reference in case of a future relapse:

The Ebers Papyrus, named after George Ebers who obtained it, dates back to at least 1200 BC is an encyclopedic compilation of various prescriptions and medical treatments, including one for shooting pains in the head consistent with modern day migraine headaches. According to the instructions on the papyrus, Egyptians were to use a strip of linen to tie a clay crocodile holding grain in its mouth to the head of the patient. On the linen were written the names of those gods that the Egyptians believed could cure their ailments.

So you may want to stock up on clay crocodiles.
 
Well, just for reference in case of a future relapse:
So you may want to stock up on clay crocodiles.

That's silly, everybody knows praying to gods don't work! Except Hey-zeus!
 
You need a man cave MM.

I am making two of them...ish

We are redoing the pool so the spa area will be covered in fake rocks with a bar and tv in there. My own miniature grotto, baby. Also, my wife gave me permission to turn our upper garage into a man cave. Only if I do the work myself
 
I am making two of them...ish

We are redoing the pool so the spa area will be covered in fake rocks with a bar and tv in there. My own miniature grotto, baby. Also, my wife gave me permission to turn our upper garage into a man cave. Only if I do the work myself

Good way to bond with the kids. Have them be your grunt that holds everything in place while you're drilling/hammering/cutting.
 
Good way to bond with the kids. Have them be your grunt that holds everything in place while you're drilling/hammering/cutting.

They are actually really excited to help me. Apparently they feel the same way about me as you guys all do LOL

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They are actually really excited to help me. Apparently they feel the same way about me as you guys all do LOL

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You have the order of operations wrong. First they help you build it, then when it's finished you tell them to gtfo.
 
You have the order of operations wrong. First they help you build it, then when it's finished you tell them to gtfo.

In actuality, they like doing that kind of stuff. We bought a beat up piece of crap 1956 Chevy Bel Air that me and my two boys fixed up over 2 years
 

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