mothers worst nightmare
Sep 21st 2003, 4:27 am
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mothers worst nightmare
me and des have been at the pub all afternoon, having a great time ry has been staying with his friends for the weekend, he has now turned up with 8 of his friends on scooters all of which are 16, me and des are incomprehensible after 5 pints make a right fool of our ourselves and our son, ohhh i hope he can forgive us
arlene too many wines instead of green tea
arlene too many wines instead of green tea
Sep 21st 2003, 4:31 am
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Arelene
Should have stuck to the green tea.
Oh well we all make mistakes especially of the drunken variety.
Hope he forgives you.
Should have stuck to the green tea.
Oh well we all make mistakes especially of the drunken variety.
Hope he forgives you.
Sep 21st 2003, 4:38 am
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Originally posted by footie chick
Arelene
Should have stuck to the green tea.
Oh well we all make mistakes especially of the drunken variety.
Hope he forgives you.
Arelene
Should have stuck to the green tea.
Oh well we all make mistakes especially of the drunken variety.
Hope he forgives you.
oohh please never been drunk in front of ry before, he has taken it in his stride but his mates well i dont know
i thought that he was out for the day and we had carte blanche to do what we had to do with the day him turning up had totally perplexped me now i feel a right lush anybody else feel like this with their kids as they have grown older
a very embarrassed and lush filled arlene
no more beers ever again
Sep 21st 2003, 5:19 am
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Don't worry I sure they are all partial to a few Barcardi Breezers when they are on their own!!
Parents are an embarassment to ALL teenagers regardless of your behaviour- just being alive is enough to annoy them- until they want money that is!!!
Parents are an embarassment to ALL teenagers regardless of your behaviour- just being alive is enough to annoy them- until they want money that is!!!
Sep 21st 2003, 6:09 am
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the "im sure mum my friends didnt relaise you had a few too many" set my mind well at ease
sobered up really quickly now waiting for him to come home
feel like 16 myself and very embarrassed
arlene
being chastised and full of remorse
sobered up really quickly now waiting for him to come home
feel like 16 myself and very embarrassed
arlene
being chastised and full of remorse
Sep 21st 2003, 6:16 am
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You never know you might have earnt a few kudos points. His mates will be saying "God your parents are pissheads. Mine don't do anything like that. In fact parents don't do anything like that......do they? God perhaps they have done some of the wild and whacky stuff only us teenagers do"
Then one of his mates taps him on the shoulder and says "Here Ry you don't think that they still.......You know?"
Ry turns round and say "Ewwwwww god no"
At some point in life we all come to realise that we are not the first in the world to get drunk etc etc.
Then one of his mates taps him on the shoulder and says "Here Ry you don't think that they still.......You know?"
Ry turns round and say "Ewwwwww god no"
At some point in life we all come to realise that we are not the first in the world to get drunk etc etc.
Sep 21st 2003, 6:24 am
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Ry turns round and say "Ewwwwww god no"
Ry turns round and say "Ewwwwww god no"
Sorry
Sep 21st 2003, 7:04 am
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Re: mothers worst nightmare
[ me and des are incomprehensible after 5 pints make a right fool of our ourselves and our son, ohhh i hope he can forgive us
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Sep 21st 2003, 7:11 am
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Hi arlene
I have children of various ages (7 to 20) a couple of weeks ago me and hubby went down to our local, wasn't intending to get pi**** but they went and had a lock in, so what is a gal to do lol
anyway me and hubby walking back home (well stumbling actually) singing "its a long way to tip ya mary...." when 14 yr old daughter opens her bedroom window and shouts" WILL YOU BE QUIET, YOU'LL WAKE THE STREET UP" and "WHAT TIME DO YOU CALL THIS, I'VE GOT SCHOOL IN THE MORNING" The shame of it!
ellen1
I have children of various ages (7 to 20) a couple of weeks ago me and hubby went down to our local, wasn't intending to get pi**** but they went and had a lock in, so what is a gal to do lol
anyway me and hubby walking back home (well stumbling actually) singing "its a long way to tip ya mary...." when 14 yr old daughter opens her bedroom window and shouts" WILL YOU BE QUIET, YOU'LL WAKE THE STREET UP" and "WHAT TIME DO YOU CALL THIS, I'VE GOT SCHOOL IN THE MORNING" The shame of it!
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Sep 21st 2003, 7:43 am
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Originally posted by ellen fedulow
Hi arlene
I have children of various ages (7 to 20) a couple of weeks ago me and hubby went down to our local, wasn't intending to get pi**** but they went and had a lock in, so what is a gal to do lol
anyway me and hubby walking back home (well stumbling actually) singing "its a long way to tip ya mary...." when 14 yr old daughter opens her bedroom window and shouts" WILL YOU BE QUIET, YOU'LL WAKE THE STREET UP" and "WHAT TIME DO YOU CALL THIS, I'VE GOT SCHOOL IN THE MORNING" The shame of it!
ellen1
Hi arlene
I have children of various ages (7 to 20) a couple of weeks ago me and hubby went down to our local, wasn't intending to get pi**** but they went and had a lock in, so what is a gal to do lol
anyway me and hubby walking back home (well stumbling actually) singing "its a long way to tip ya mary...." when 14 yr old daughter opens her bedroom window and shouts" WILL YOU BE QUIET, YOU'LL WAKE THE STREET UP" and "WHAT TIME DO YOU CALL THIS, I'VE GOT SCHOOL IN THE MORNING" The shame of it!
ellen1
Sep 21st 2003, 1:50 pm
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Originally posted by ellen fedulow
Hi arlene
I have children of various ages (7 to 20) a couple of weeks ago me and hubby went down to our local, wasn't intending to get pi**** but they went and had a lock in, so what is a gal to do lol
anyway me and hubby walking back home (well stumbling actually) singing "its a long way to tip ya mary...." when 14 yr old daughter opens her bedroom window and shouts" WILL YOU BE QUIET, YOU'LL WAKE THE STREET UP" and "WHAT TIME DO YOU CALL THIS, I'VE GOT SCHOOL IN THE MORNING" The shame of it!
ellen1
Hi arlene
I have children of various ages (7 to 20) a couple of weeks ago me and hubby went down to our local, wasn't intending to get pi**** but they went and had a lock in, so what is a gal to do lol
anyway me and hubby walking back home (well stumbling actually) singing "its a long way to tip ya mary...." when 14 yr old daughter opens her bedroom window and shouts" WILL YOU BE QUIET, YOU'LL WAKE THE STREET UP" and "WHAT TIME DO YOU CALL THIS, I'VE GOT SCHOOL IN THE MORNING" The shame of it!
ellen1
That is priceless......
