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What do you do with the most hideous gift ever?
I appreciate the gift, but there was no thought put into it, whatsoever...ebay? should I donate to charity...suggestions.
(leather Harley jacket, horrible looking with long, flowing tassles)....
Give it to Cubbie for Christmas along with that other thing I showed you. He will surely appreciate it. Maybe not the jacket, but I know for a fact he will love the other thing.
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I am looking for a GPS for my boyfriend's harley as a birthday gift. What are the best GPS a motorcyle?
Harley does offer a GPS system but they are more pricey. Try Dennis Kirk or J&P cycle (both online) for better pricing. I heard of a few after market ones for bikes, and you can also get a handle bar mount for most bikes that will accept any of the hand held GPS systems.
Ride safe
In response to your last addition. You have to realize that there are always 2 sides to every story and some people are just trying to imagine his, before making a fair decision.
How did he know there was a party and the location of the party? If your child is old enough to seek legal help (restraining order) then let her know that. If she is not old enough, don't push anything, it means she's still a child and a decision like that should not be taken lightly. It's obvious he irritates the hell out of you but let this decision be something she makes and initiates all on her own.
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It's not harassment. Yes, he is a bad father and it may make her feel hurt but, it isn't harassment. He isn't obligated by law to talk to her or buy her presents. Your daughter doesn't like him as it is and so, why are you upset that he doesn't come around if he is so horrible. I say, count your blessing b/c if he was around more, it sounds like he could do more damage than good.
Yes, much about current adoption practices employ the most sophisticated sales and marketing techniques.
Much of what is done to pregnant women considering adoption is what I (as a former sales/marketing professional) was taught in sales seminars for years.
One of the MOST powerful techniques is "assuming the sale". If you use language that assumes you've made the sale, say a woman who might give her child to other people to raise, she'll feel that that the sale is a 'done deal' and there is no way to back out.
With the agencies, it starts right away with referring to a pregnant woman as a 'birthmother' repeatedly.
Obviously a very inconsiderate father and rude (hearing only one side). He has a legal right to see his daughter (unless the courts prevent it) and he chose a public place with witnesses. Unless he verbally threatens you or your daughter with harm you can't get a restraining order, however, you can get a court order restricting the places and times of his visits if you have legal recourse to do so in your state. Your 13 yr old may have a say in this as well at her age in your state. Ask your attorney.