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Wibu to just gently put him out of his misery with a pillow to the face????

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AdmiralCLingus · 29/04/2016 08:30

(I'm not serious by the way)

Dds dad is so desperately tragically unwell (he's got a blocked nose and a sore throat so not even a proper cold) He's like a bear with a sore head, snapping at everyone and generally just being a miserable git. I'd be sympathetic but he's refused to take any of the stuff I've bought him to ease his suffering.

It wouldn't be unreasonable of me to just stuff a pillow over his head and put himy out of his misery would it?!

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TiredOfSleep · 29/04/2016 08:31

It would be inhumane to do anything else!

AdmiralCLingus · 29/04/2016 08:34

I forgot to take my tablets to work yesterday (really important I take them as I can barely move without them) and you'd have thought I'd asked him to slit his own throat when he showed up with them!!! It's not like my work is even out of his way!!! He drives past to get to his own job!!!

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Tessticklesyourfancy · 29/04/2016 08:58

Memory foam pillows are nice and heavy Grin

AdmiralCLingus · 29/04/2016 09:10

Thanks for the tip! I might buy one specially for the occasion.... Wink

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NoCapes · 29/04/2016 09:13

Why 'DD's dad'? Is he not your partner?

stealthsquiggle · 29/04/2016 10:06

If you have provided drugs and he refuses to take them, then the pillow of mercy is entirely justified.

AdmiralCLingus · 29/04/2016 18:30

No nocapes we aren't together anymore but me and dd still live in his house. Most of the time he's tolerable but now he's so terribly unwell I feel that a mercy smothering is the only option

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