What would you do? (just a bit of fun)
#18
barxeta bliss,ohhhh




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mmm, hard one this BUT
first I would pull their finger nails out slowly
secondly I would pull their hair follicles out one by one
thirdly I would smack the living day lights out of them
errr cant think of anything else, bless em
first I would pull their finger nails out slowly
secondly I would pull their hair follicles out one by one
thirdly I would smack the living day lights out of them
errr cant think of anything else, bless em
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#24
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#25
Hanging by a thread



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......what about this one then......
#27
My brother did a similar trick with mums make-up just before we were all going out. Paint though is a different kettle of fish - guess you quickly learn which products on the market work best. Moving house quickly is a good alternative to cleaning it up, but the kids are covered too so difficult - maybe a quickie adoption or sell them on e-bay as unique.
Anyway although a traumatic experience all children should do SOMETHING that their parents can laugh about later and hold it over their heads for ever.
Rosemary
Anyway although a traumatic experience all children should do SOMETHING that their parents can laugh about later and hold it over their heads for ever.
Rosemary
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Smarties



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#30
Brilliant....both the kids and the dog
I wish I'd taken a picture when I went downstairs one morning on hearing giggling from my two girls, they were aged 2 and 3 at the time, I found them in the kitchen riding round and round the kitchen table on their tricycles giggling away. The eldest shouted "listen to the noise" They had poured a full bag of sugar and the entire contents of a packet of cornflakes over the floor
What did I do? I couldn't help myself - I just stood there and laughed
I wish I'd taken a picture when I went downstairs one morning on hearing giggling from my two girls, they were aged 2 and 3 at the time, I found them in the kitchen riding round and round the kitchen table on their tricycles giggling away. The eldest shouted "listen to the noise" They had poured a full bag of sugar and the entire contents of a packet of cornflakes over the floor
What did I do? I couldn't help myself - I just stood there and laughed





