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<blockquote data-quote="SlipperySlope" data-source="post: 414016" data-attributes="member: 11389"><p>As another newbie, it took me lots of searching to find out what difficult child meant.</p><p>When I figured it out, I laughed and thought to myself..."Somedays I want to return this gift to sender! It's a shame I didn't get a gift receipt!"</p><p>I agree with it being very tongue-in-cheek. One of those, if-I-don't-laugh-I'll-cry kind of things*.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>*Of course I can only speak for myself. This is just my interpretation of the term, and have no idea where the term originated or what the original poster meant when it was coined.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SlipperySlope, post: 414016, member: 11389"] As another newbie, it took me lots of searching to find out what difficult child meant. When I figured it out, I laughed and thought to myself..."Somedays I want to return this gift to sender! It's a shame I didn't get a gift receipt!" I agree with it being very tongue-in-cheek. One of those, if-I-don't-laugh-I'll-cry kind of things*. *Of course I can only speak for myself. This is just my interpretation of the term, and have no idea where the term originated or what the original poster meant when it was coined. [/QUOTE]
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