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Witzkatz wrote:Seriously, WTF? I wonder what the father's opinion on this is...
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/afp_asiapacific/view/1193327/1/.html

The father has no rights. DIdn't you get the memo?

Melissia wrote:It wasn't an abortion, Frazzled. She gave birth. By law you're required to not care about the child after the mother gives birth.

Didn't you get the memo?

Manchu wrote:South Koreans also believe in fan death. This internet addiction line is pretty tired.

Agreed, on the silliness of both..

Thats just retroactive. Whats the problem?

Lord Scythican wrote:Crap. I hope I don't die. I run my fan every night even during the winter because the contant noise helps me sleep. I also get night sweats so the breeze helps. I have been doing this for 20 years...

I have a white moise machine, because I got used to a baby monitor and can't sleep without the sound now. Plus with absolute silence I hear my ears ringing and the urge to torture interns with jobs like getting me kolaches becomes uncontrollable.