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to change my thread title...

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farewellfigure · 27/06/2012 17:12

...so someone might read it! Maybe it was the use of the word 'force'. I meant persuade nicely, obviously.

DS (4) said he wanted to play Wii Lego Star Wars. I said I really wanted to make the cardboard robots on the front of his Art magazine. He said I could make the robots while he plays Wii. Now he's playing Wii while I'm on mumsnet. I might give him another 30 minutes then go and MAKE him play robots with me if his brain hasn't rotted away to mush.

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Westcountrylovescheese · 27/06/2012 17:14

Who's the child here?

Seriously though, definitely the robots, sounds fun!

AnyoneForTennis · 27/06/2012 17:14

Why would his brain have rotted away?

I'm on his side. Wii far better than making 'robots'

Petsinmypudenda · 27/06/2012 17:17

He is four if you don't want him on the wii then turn it off!

lego star wars is a good game though...

farewellfigure · 27/06/2012 17:24

I do turn it off eventually. I don't mind him playing a bit though. I love making stuff. Art magazine is great. I'm useless at Wii Lego though. Obviously I should be hoovering or something more productive but just can't be arsed.

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