#3

[GerryW]

The problem here is that you can't put them all in one row because it's legally not allowed.

Even if the car is approved and equiped for 3 in a row? What would the basis for that law be?

Yeah, I'm wondering as well.
As far as I know (my 3 daughters at the moment share two cars of their own, with the youngest being 13 at height 159 cm, so we've been kinda out of the circuit for a while now), the laws in Germany says that you need a special seater for kids under 150 cm and younger than 12 or so. No word on type of car, other than the regulation that if the car has backseats, as many kids as possible go there (so it is possible to take kids in pickups or trucks or sports cars, or even Smarts )

It depends on the width of the backseat. If you have a car with sufficient width (like Mini-Vans or Vans) so no problem, but I don't think a Ford Focus would fulfill this requirement. I have to check it out.

[supersean]

When I saw the headline I thought it had something to do with the a380 production...

Congrats on creating another superliner of your own!

[Gabriel]

Thank you all for your wishes and kindness.

[3WE]

Since the probability for a girl is about 1 in 2 in each case, the probability to have 7 girls in a row, by pure random, is 1 in 2^7 = 1 in 128.

Not quite. Interestingly the chances of a boy (or a girl) are not 50/50. The younger the mother the higher is the probability that the child is boy, the older the mother gets the likelier it gets that it will be a girl. It doesn't differ much from 50/50 but there is a slight difference.

ONLY ON AD.COM/ADINFO would someone correct another's probability calculations on having a certain sex baby!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

.....and while we're at it, what are those misconceptions about 777 fuel systems and fuel exhaustion????

And congrats to you and the family Gabe!

[Gabriel]

#3 is on its way. ETA: October 2008.

Landed today.

[Ancient Mariner]

#3 is on its way. ETA: October 2008.

Landed today.

Let me be the first to greet the new arrival. Congratulations all!
Per

[tds]

Congratulations, Gabriel!

[DeskFlyer]

Congratulations Gabriel & family - the world needs more Librans.
So a boy or a girl this time?

[sindeewell]

Many best wishes on your new arrival.

[Peminu]

¡Muchas felicidades ché!

[ZilogMan]

Félicitations, Gabriel!

[el]

Congratulations.

[Sir Gallivant]

Congratulations to Mrs and Mr G!

[schmusimausi73]

#3 is on its way. ETA: October 2008.

Landed today.

CONGRATULATIONS!!!!

Tell us all about it! We need details and lots of pictures!

[GlennAB1]

But if you wait long enough you will be rewarded with grandchildren. That's the "REAL" reason for having kids in the first place!

Yep, get even time....... spoil 'em and send 'em home.

[Dmmoore]

#3 is on its way. ETA: October 2008.

Landed today.

Any details? Gender, weight, length, the usual stuff.
My how time fly's!
Congratulations! I hope the "Roll Out" was uneventful.
The "Power On" checks can be expected to generate many audible alarms. Until further notice the re-fuel and Lav system will require close monitoring.
If the roll out was normal the functional checks should take about a year. Let us know when the taxi checks start!

[Gabriel]

Thank you all.
Boy.
3.711Kg (you do the conversion to lb).
52cm (you do the conversion to feet, inches or whatever you use to measure a baby).
Mother, baby and sisters AOK.
More details and photos in a couple of days. Hope you'll understand.
Bye!

[3WE]

Boy

CONGRATULATIONS

3.711Kg (you do the conversion to lb).
52cm (you do the conversion to feet, inches or whatever you use to measure a baby).

You kidding???

3.711 kg / baby * 1 lb/.454 kg = 8.174 (and using unit cancellation is lb/baby)

52 cm / baby * 1 in/2.54 cm = 20.5 (using appropriate unit cancellation is in/baby)

[Ed]

#3 is on its way. ETA: October 2008.

Whatever you do, teach them to pick up the shit from their dogs.

Walking around Belgrano today, I stepped in about 3 piles of crap.

Buenos Aires has the potential of being a beautiful city.

[rattler]

You guys aren't trying hard enough. Our 1600cc Ford Laser (similar to a Ford Focus) has managed to fit my 3 daughters, now 7,5,3 and their respective seats in since the birth of #3. Currently thats two boosters and 1 car seat. Its better than when it was 2 car seats and 1 booster, getting access to the seatbelts was problematic at times.

The problem here is that you can't put them all in one row because it's legally not allowed.

Where?

Her in Spain (for all I know also EU) you can take out the back seats and have child seats installed (the law doesnt say anything about original seats)? That would make three in a row?

I have no porbs to concede I am really not up to date anymore (mine are 27, 25 and 18), but thats what ppl here in the village do (a friend of mine just had twins half year ago on top of the two before, and so far police havent complained if he carries them that way in his Renault minivan.

Rattler

[rattler]

Landed today.

Felicidades, campeon!

Rattler

[DeskFlyer]

Walking around Belgrano today, I stepped in about 3 piles of crap.

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[B77W-QOTS]

Congrats, another one yet to catch up to my broad

[Ed]

Walking around Belgrano today, I stepped in about 3 piles of crap.

ironing12355.jpg

Not quite following the logic. What irony? I suppose this could be funny if it made any logical sense, which it doesn't.

Have you just been over-zealous in finding an opportunity to use that spiffy new emoticon?

[Ancient Mariner]

Walking around Belgrano today, I stepped in about 3 piles of crap.

ironing12355.jpg

Not quite following the logic. What irony? I suppose this could be funny if it made any logical sense, which it doesn't.

Have you just been over-zealous in finding an opportunity to use that spiffy new emoticon?

Maybe Deskie ment ironing, plane and simple.
Per