A New Mother at 63
May 3rd 2006, 10:09 pm
#16
Susie..
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Re: A New Mother at 63
Originally Posted by DunRoaminTheUK
Yeah, but have you dropped a rugrat recently? That's the difference between getting and not getting respect......
Have you ever watched "Logan's Run" by the way?
Have you ever watched "Logan's Run" by the way?
Now that Ive got there, maybe not such a good idea after all ...
May 3rd 2006, 10:35 pm
#17
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Re: A New Mother at 63
Originally Posted by Andrew Cross
I remember watching that and thinking it was a good idea (was a teenager)
Now that Ive got there, maybe not such a good idea after all ...
Now that Ive got there, maybe not such a good idea after all ...
May 3rd 2006, 10:40 pm
#18
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Re: A New Mother at 63
Originally Posted by geordie mandy
no offence meant but just stating a point, i always respect the older generation
Mandy
Mandy
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May 3rd 2006, 10:42 pm
#19
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Re: A New Mother at 63
>> Yeah, but have you dropped a rugrat recently? That's the difference between getting and not getting respect...... <<
Not quite sure what you mean here...
>> Have you ever watched "Logan's Run" by the way? <<
*Quite* sure what you mean here! And I don't like the imputation.... <g>
Not quite sure what you mean here...
>> Have you ever watched "Logan's Run" by the way? <<
*Quite* sure what you mean here! And I don't like the imputation.... <g>
May 3rd 2006, 10:45 pm
#20
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Re: A New Mother at 63
Originally Posted by Wol
None taken - hence the "<g>"
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could not see your smiley only a letter wasn't sure .
Mandy
May 3rd 2006, 10:49 pm
#21
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Re: A New Mother at 63
Originally Posted by Wol
>> Yeah, but have you dropped a rugrat recently? That's the difference between getting and not getting respect...... <<
Not quite sure what you mean here...
>> Have you ever watched "Logan's Run" by the way? <<
*Quite* sure what you mean here! And I don't like the imputation.... <g>
Not quite sure what you mean here...
>> Have you ever watched "Logan's Run" by the way? <<
*Quite* sure what you mean here! And I don't like the imputation.... <g>
What I meant is that having a baby in your 60's deserves no respect. It's such a selfish act that it beggars belief....S'all...
My wife is 29 and we sometimes get so tired looking after our 1 year old that we wonder if we could just "put him back"?
May 4th 2006, 12:50 am
#22
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Re: A New Mother at 63
Originally Posted by tiredwithtwins
my god!!!!!
is she stark-raving mad!???
im knackered with my little uns now....and im only 38!!!! the thought of going through childbirth, sleepless nights, saggier tits, saggier belly, battling with a pram in the shops.......*shudder*!!
she needs her bloody head examining
is she stark-raving mad!???
im knackered with my little uns now....and im only 38!!!! the thought of going through childbirth, sleepless nights, saggier tits, saggier belly, battling with a pram in the shops.......*shudder*!!
she needs her bloody head examining
Unless they are Joan Collins or similar their saggy tits, belly etc will already be near ground level The kid will have a great "show and tell" at school when it's older though - "this is my mother, she is in the record books for being a selfish cow"
May 4th 2006, 2:33 am
#23
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Re: A New Mother at 63
Originally Posted by moneypen20
I wouldn't have thought that was an issue with a 63 year old Unless they are Joan Collins or similar their saggy tits, belly etc will already be near ground level
The kid will have a great "show and tell" at school when it's older though - "this is my mother, she is in the record books for being a selfish cow"
Unless they are Joan Collins or similar their saggy tits, belly etc will already be near ground level The kid will have a great "show and tell" at school when it's older though - "this is my mother, she is in the record books for being a selfish cow"
May 4th 2006, 2:44 am
#24
jingling
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Re: A New Mother at 63
She'll be elderly before the child even gets a chance to grow up 
That's awful.
That's awful.
May 4th 2006, 2:56 am
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Re: A New Mother at 63
Originally Posted by jcapulet
She'll be elderly before the child even gets a chance to grow up That's awful.
That's awful.
May 4th 2006, 2:59 am
#26
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Re: A New Mother at 63
Well, speaking as a man, the husband has to take some responsibility as well. If he didnt use protection.....
May 4th 2006, 3:01 am
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Re: A New Mother at 63
Originally Posted by seang
Well, speaking as a man, the husband has to take some responsibility as well. If he didnt use protection.....
It must have been like having sex with your pocket...
May 4th 2006, 3:08 am
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Re: A New Mother at 63
Originally Posted by DunRoaminTheUK
To be honest, I'm surprised that he didn't receive the equivalent of carpet-burn type chaffing, without the use of a jimmy-hat and two litres of lubricant?
It must have been like having sex with your pocket...
It must have been like having sex with your pocket...
May 4th 2006, 3:09 am
#29
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Re: A New Mother at 63
Originally Posted by snowbunny
It was IVF with his sperm so he had sex with his hand.
Haven't they decided to name their child "KnuckleShuffle"?
May 4th 2006, 3:12 am
#30
jingling
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Re: A New Mother at 63
Originally Posted by snowbunny
Remember that what's sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander. Men oughtn't have children at that age either.
Good point Amy.
True, it applies to both her and her S.O.
