Piggy Banks
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IMDB rating: 5.80 Plot: Piggy Banks tells the story of two charming and brilliant brothers who finance their lifestyle by robbing and murdering pretty much anyone foolish enough to get in the car with them. They learn the business from their sociopath father (Tom Sizemore) who doesn’t bother to hide his crimes, or the brutal philosophy which drives it. He tells his sons people are just piggy banks. You need money? Just break one open. Michael is sloppy and reckless he goes about his work with a demented glee, John perhaps even more horrifyingly, understands the misery he inflicts he simply doesn’t care. It’s just a job. Lock all your doors. |
Actors: Muxworthy Jake,Mann Gabriel,Sizemore Tom,Michaely Joel,Sprouse Dylan,Osborne Drew,Eakland William L.,El-Bakhi Bridger,Crime,Drama,
How can I tell her???? :(?
Okay, my sister is pregnant, has no job, and is living with me(im 16) and my mom. I am very excited to be an aunt. I dont really know how my sister will be with the baby but by the way she is talking, she sounds irresponsible. She will be 21 in march (baby is due Febrauary 20), so I can see her going out and drinking. She is already talking about going out and getting drunk (exact words) two weeks after giving birth. In my eyes that is irresponsible. Also since she has no money or a job, I think she should be saving money for an emergency like the baby needing diapers or wipes or something of the sort. So, at her baby shower she got money for the baby and put it in the piggy bank for the baby. Then not an hour after she took money out to spend it on herself. I understand the baby isnt here yet, but she should be saving money. Plus it is the BABY"S money. Not hers. Can someone please tell me how I can tell her the way I feel. I tried to before and she insists I am jealous and mad. Honestly, I am not.Can someone please help?!?!?!?
Why dont you talk to your mom about it? you guys can then talk to her about it
Lulu | Feb 02, 2010
well tell her ur not jeleouse and u think that sh shouldnt be inressponciblee also tell her that ur right she needs to save money like what if u guys start making her pay rent
Alex | Feb 02, 2010
i agree talk to ur mom.
nikki | Feb 02, 2010
you are going to have to leave it alone and pray to god that everythingg will be better.
you are not your sister’s keeper.
if she is not going to be responsible to take care pf her baby your are just going to have to hope she grows up because bieng a thorn in her sie about the whole thing is not going to do nothing but make her keep doing what she does she feel that she is a grown lady and that nothing ayone says matter.
now you are going to have to be the bigger person and not give your sister any money unless that baby is sick and she needs some omney for it.
because if there is nothing wrong with that baby there is no reason for her to take our money
and if she says that she needs diapers or baby wipes and you don’t belive her go to the store and but them your self.
or just ask your mother to talk to her bout taking are of the baby the same way yur mother takes care of you
gary | Feb 02, 2010
No, you really don’t know how your sister will be with her baby. What you do know is that, right now, she is not out drinking and doing drugs and harming her baby. That’s a good thing. At 21, she’s still young… just old enough to get to the bar the first time and party. You’ll understand that when you’re 21 yourself. I do know this isn’t coming from a place of jealousy… but of concern. But reality is that she is an adult and will have to be responsible for making her own decisions. 21 is young to be having a baby, true… and it may be difficult for her.
Understand that she may not make all the same decisions you do… but if the baby, when it arrives, is happy, healthy and well cared for and she is stepping up to the plate and not taking advantage of you or your mom then she is doing her job - even if she does go out to get drunk once in awhile. People do not stop having their own needs simply because they become a parent, even if they do set them aside more often in favour of the needs of their children.
As to predicting your sister’s future parenting skills… I had my first child as a single parent at 22. At the time, I had never stayed at one job more than 5 months, had no education past grade 12, had never lived in one apartment more than 3 months. I had no job… had left mine about two months before I found out I was pregnant… and I even had a friend tell me she didn’t think I’d make a good parent… I was too footloose and irresponsible. Reality is that I was young… and didn’t have to be any more responsible than I was at the time.
I now, still single, have two teenage boys… a mortgage, horses, a career, two cars and all the trappings, bills, and extras that any other household has. My friend has had to eat her words… and has admitted that she was wrong.
I went out to the bar ten days after my first was born too. It didn’t hurt him or me… and did not set a trend for a lifetime of irresponsible parenting and partying.
Stop borrowing trouble… wait for it to arrive first. Enjoy anticipating being an aunt and enjoy your niece or nephew when he or she is born. Worry about your sister’s parenting when and if she actually proves herself irresponsible.
Sounds to me like your mom did a pretty good job with you. I see no reason to suspect she did less well with your sister.
its_me_anji | Feb 02, 2010
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