Stop taking about your kids...
#16
Re: Stop taking about your kids...
well I would have to say that as the husband of a mum I would completely agree with you
#19
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Re: Stop taking about your kids...
I don't get people who bring the babies into work.
I don't want to see your chubby, pink, bald, ugly baby. Thanks.
I don't want to see your chubby, pink, bald, ugly baby. Thanks.
#20
Re: Stop taking about your kids...
LOL so agree with you. The icing on the cake for me - in a different forum - was people who were talking about their kids and several other "mums" then joined in the conversation with anecdotes about their "fur babies" yup, they joined in as if their cats, dogs and ferrets were just normal little people
#22
Re: Stop taking about your kids...
I hate parents who bring kids into dog off leash areas and let them run around, poking dogs, running up to them and generally not under any sort of supervision. Like its really a good idea to have your 5 year old run up to my 50kg Doberman and pull its ears ???
Or my personal favorite a few months ago was the family who brought the kids and their pet LAMBS on leashes into the park (I kid you not..) and were quite offended and try to row with us when my dog barked at them
As to talking about your kids. One chance in our house. Talk about your kids all evening over dinner and out you go never to come back
Or my personal favorite a few months ago was the family who brought the kids and their pet LAMBS on leashes into the park (I kid you not..) and were quite offended and try to row with us when my dog barked at them
As to talking about your kids. One chance in our house. Talk about your kids all evening over dinner and out you go never to come back
#24
Re: Stop taking about your kids...
Barking at pet lambs, you need to get them dogs to training. Lamb is for eating, not barking at.
#28
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Re: Stop taking about your kids...
Me neither . . . on one occassion the baby in question was SOOOO ****IN UGLY I was, quite literally, lost for words . . . couldn't even muster an 'aah' . . . very nearly let loose an 'euuurgh' . . .