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Be very, very nice to him or her

I'd be the boss

I,d want half of the dosh

Hiya Dragon fly,
well done with your stories, I,d love to read the 'Haka' one hope you have pictures too

Tis a parents duty to stand by whatever career your child chooses!

I`m right hey Lusciousmile?! Especially if they good and talented at what they doing?

You all trying to be MA BARKER??????

BAKER, the name is Baker!

Kate Barker was born in Ash Grove, Missouri, near Springfield, and named Arizona Donnie Clark. Her parents were conservative Christians who believed in hard work and traditional values, traits which she embraced. In 1892, she married George Barker. They had four boys named Herman, Lloyd, Arthur, and Fred. George Barker departed after the birth of their last son, Fred. There is indication that George Barker was considered a “worthless drunk” and was tossed out by Ma Barker. Since she was trying to raise the boys on her own, with little income, they had inadequate supervision and became juvenile delinquents. Ma Barker often kept them out of the Criminal justice system by pleading with the arresting officers, or throwing tantrums at the police station.

Arizona Clark was most likely born on October 8, 1873. George Barker was the informant on Arizona Barker's amended death certificate. He gave her date of birth as October 8, 1877. The 1877 is incorrect, but 8 October is probably correct. The 1880 Census of Boone Twp., Greene Co., MO, lists Arizona Clark as the step-daughter of Reuben Reynolds, who had married Arizona's mother, Emeline (Parker) Clark on July 8, 1879 in Greene Co.,MO. Arizona is listed as being 6 years old. This places her birth between June 1, 1873 and June 1, 1874, and agrees with a birthdate of October 8, 1873. The best record of Arizona's year of birth is her marriage record. She married George E. Barker on September 12, 1892 in Aurora, Lawrence Co., MO. She gave her age as 18. This places her birth between September 12, 1873 and September 12, 1874, and agrees with a birthdate of October 8, 1873. In 1910 George and Arrie Barker appeared on the census of Finley, Christian Co., MO. Arrie was listed as age 36, and therefore born between April 15, 1873 and April 15, 1874. This also agrees with a birthdate of October 8, 1873. The 1920 census of Lincoln, Stone Co., MO, gives Arrie's age as 45 - when she should have been 46. Her age at the time of her first marriage is 17, when it was actually 18.

That's her

Nah, Conrad was talking about the doggy version.

Smokey, you should know better, you know the prof will just hit you with a page full of facts.

Buy him or her a gun.

Oh okay, I give in, give up.... sincere apologies .. As Elley says, Dont Argue With The Man! Are you related to Carl Jung? by any chance? ... just a thought .....dont know why that occurred to me right now .....

But .. Ma Barker doesnt sound right .... Ma Baker sounds right........ or is that just because there`s a song or something like that? Oh yes, another thing..... All my information is stored in my head - not in Wikipedia/Google - just thought I`d mention that, as a sort of excuse, or something to redeem my reputation.......

Ummmm.. see if the Inland Revenue would give me a reward for telling 'em about his/her undeclared illegal income!

Or.......... I never want a child of mine to become a politician (a REAL gangster!)

I got Ma Baker too, yeah think it,s cos of the song.

I fink if one of mah boys was a gangster I'd have to send 'im to 'Elley's Gangster Finishing & Fishing Skool' - innit?