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Originally Posted by Skweeky
Nope :dry:Quote:
Originally Posted by Skweeky
Hehe, were you in the bath with her?
No, I had to just get her out of the bath a scoop most of it out then have a shower with her:dabs:
Is it sad that I can't wait for lunch time so I can watch the rest of Twilight and continue drooling over Robert Pattinson? Is it?
:fst::cool:
That's only ever happened to me once :sick:Quote:
Originally Posted by enoughfakefilesEveningsup :01:Quote:
Originally Posted by Barbarossa
My little girl managed to have a number 2 in the bath on saturday night :pinch:
I wonder which smart alec is going to comment on this...
When my son was first born, my husband made the mistake of carrying him down the stairs without a nappy on... The baby shat in his hand :lol:
bluh, i am never drinking again ever for as long as i live, was meant to be at work five hours ago, woke up on bedroom floor fully clothed with a perfectly preserved kebab in my hand :sick:
think im still drunk too :no:
Did you eat the kebab?
Cold kebab is win.
Oh man, I am so tired today. The wee man was up three times during the night. It must be great being a guy and being able to sleep through it :angry:
At least the husband got up at 5.30 this morning when Ben decided it was time to get up and have some fun!
you're gosh darn right i ate it, microwaved it first, obviousment :smilie4:Quote:
Originally Posted by Barbarossa
he'll be coming in at half five in the morning in a few years time, smelling of fanny and chips and throwing up all over your nice things :smilie4:Quote:
Originally Posted by Skweeky
That's ok moudly, he's allowed, as long as he doesn't throw up too often on my things. I don't mind if it's in the toilet.
You say that, but I'm the one who has to get up in the night in our house :emo:Quote:
Originally Posted by Skweeky
Also if my daughter tries to get up at 5:30 she gets told in no uncertain terms to get the hell back to bed :angry:
Normally the husband has to get up because he's not working at the moment and he had some cider last night...
It's not easy to tell a 1-year old to go back to sleep. He's not at the reasoning stage yet.
I have have to get up most times cause wimin are quite good a pretending to be asleep :dry:
Also 6.00am is talking practice at my house :ermm:
I get a lie in at the weekend. It's only fair though, I did nightfeeds for 9 months.
That's cool, you just need to be at the ignoring stage until he gets there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skweeky
:mellow:
He has a very convincing, loud argument when we try to ignore him in the mornings...
I just over a bad case of bronchitis. I was feeling bad for at least a month. I started to feel pretty good for about 2 days and now I'm bogged down with something new.
Massive sinus headache. Sinuses swollen and making my whole face hurt, as well as my teeth. Nose is running like a damn faucet and I have about a 1 degree fever.
:dabs:
A whole degree?
You should get yourself to A&E right now. That sounds like a massive case of man flu.
It might be contagious ffs.
Well, I'm off to bed now. I'll see how things are in the morning... :(
I hope your affairs are in order, you never know.
You can go your own waaaaaaaaay, go your own waaaaaaay,. you can call it anoooother lonely daaaay
Love that song
Number 1 daughter has been sick in the night again. That's 4 nights sick in a row. :(
Just slept almost 10 hours without waking up once. Robitussin Nightime ftw! :O
Still sick, but without fever today.
sup homies, been working my bawls off today only to get shit on by the fucking monkey cock fuck piss cunt fucks i work for so good times :emo:
i thought i already won the internets years ago...
You did, Gemby, you did... :yes:
Anyway, number 1 daughter was fine last night, apart from a bad cough, but number 2 daughter was sick instead :frusty:
Mornsup :coffee:
It seems to be contagious. My wee one was sick last night as well.
Can anyone recommend a good messenger bag? :unsure:
It doesn't have to be anything exact, but has anyone owned one that they liked and could recommend a quality brand?
Is that the same as a man bag?Quote:
Originally Posted by Skiz
I don't think so. It's just a back pack or a laptop bag or something. :unsure:
FFS, Skizo. That's a man bag.
Look at it, man.
-doobs :ermm:
I have a feeling seedler has one, so he'll probably be able to recommend one.
I hear he scores major poontang. It must be the bag.Quote:
Originally Posted by callum
-doobs