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to think that my dh shouldn't shove his head into a stranger's belly and make farting noises?

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SirCliffRichardSucksEggsInHell · 22/12/2011 19:37

Tis very rude do you not think?

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OtterBaubles · 22/12/2011 19:39

How old was the stranger?

muffinmonster · 22/12/2011 19:41

Fine is the stranger was under 12 months.

muffinmonster · 22/12/2011 19:42

if the stranger...

SirCliffRichardSucksEggsInHell · 22/12/2011 19:46

Oh I think he was about 65, large man with a beard. Just stood there minding his own business he was - along with the hamsters - when dh grabbed a handful of belly, thrust his face in there and blew a huge raspberry.

It was quite unexpected.

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CotherMuckingFunt · 22/12/2011 19:51

Don't make me choke on my fake Baileys

It's a waste

SirCliffRichardSucksEggsInHell · 22/12/2011 19:53

Well the man did retaliate by wiping his beard all over dh's face. I think he hadn't washed it in a while judging by the crickets that were hopping out all over the place. Mind you, the hamsters seemed to enjoy chasing them - I didn't know hamsters would eat crickets?

Do you think this is grounds for divorce?

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complexnumber · 22/12/2011 20:28

Of course hamsters will eat crickets! You seem to be confusing light hearted tomfoolery with beard abuse.

I suggest a few farty noises of your own on his head in the morning might establish your position.

Make sure to keep a cat bum face at all times

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