Exactly.
Christmas without children sounds ideal.
Also, the hero/villain question is an invitation for people from /talk to nominate Baldmonkey. Repeatedly.
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Thu 22 Dec 2011, 11:43,
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Also, the hero/villain question is an invitation for people from /talk to nominate Baldmonkey. Repeatedly.
Indeed. I don't get it with having children - every parent I know
Says "Oh they're so lovely, best thing that ever happened, most important thing in the world to me" &c, and then spends the entire month of December moaning about how annoying their kids are.
And don't get me started on the double-width buggys in Oxford Street.
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Thu 22 Dec 2011, 11:47,
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And don't get me started on the double-width buggys in Oxford Street.
one time I watched a woman try to maneauver a triple buggy under a road sign.
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Thu 22 Dec 2011, 11:50,
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having kids makes you less self-centred
instead of me me me ...it's them them them...it's the way nature intended
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Thu 22 Dec 2011, 12:08,
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I would hardly describe concentrating solely on one's ego-extension in lieu of thinking of anyone else
"Less self-centred".
But then again, I only ever really care if parents get uppity with me for not regarding their spawn as the most important thing in the world.
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Thu 22 Dec 2011, 12:12,
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But then again, I only ever really care if parents get uppity with me for not regarding their spawn as the most important thing in the world.
and then spends the entire month of December moaning about how annoying their kids are rest of their life filling your FB news feed with tedious drivel about how they're asleep/ not asleep/ eating/ not eating/ still breathing/ not still breathing...
... Sorry. That last one was the triumph of hope over experience.
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Thu 22 Dec 2011, 12:09,
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... Sorry. That last one was the triumph of hope over experience.
Hahahahahaha
"She hasn't breathed for three days now - do you think we should call a doctor?"
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