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to want to rip DP's head off and stick it up his bum?

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TheLadyEvenstar · 24/06/2010 00:54

He has come to stay tonight when he finished work.
DS2 is unwell and therefore quite restless and will only settle on the sofa tonight. So DP puts a film on for us (he and I) to watch. he turns the home cinema system up to 22 and on comes this scene of someone banging on a door.
DS2 wakes up sobbing and shaking, made dp turn it the heck down.

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tortoiseonthehalfshell · 24/06/2010 00:57

But - why would you agree to watching a film at that volume (or at all, really) with an unwell child sleeping on the sofa in the first place?

TheLadyEvenstar · 24/06/2010 01:00

It wasn't that loud in all the parts just this one scene.
And am watching tv because everytime i nod off DS2 wakes up so am watching it to keep me awake.

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Tortington · 24/06/2010 01:32

if he knew that scene was there then it was thoughtless.

if he didn't he aint psychic

tortoiseonthehalfshell · 24/06/2010 01:32

I see, I see.

But...sorry, I still think that either you should have known that there was going to be a loud scene, or your partner can't have been expected to know the same thing.

Was he supposed to vet the film first? You both chose to watch it. Presumably the loud bit took him as by surprise as it did you. Why is it his fault?

colditz · 24/06/2010 01:44

You were just as capable of predicting the loudness as her was, so YABU.

Hope Ds2 gets better soon.

TheLadyEvenstar · 24/06/2010 01:45

because he always has the tv up too loud for my liking tbh and i keep telling him that!

oh its not really his fault....i am just tired and want DS2 to sleep alllllllll night without coughing and spluttering

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premium · 24/06/2010 01:50

So he know it was a really loud part of the film?

Otherwise why were you both watching a film that loud with a poorly DS in the same room?

tortoiseonthehalfshell · 24/06/2010 02:28

I know, it's awful having a sick child when you're tired, I do sympathise.

My husband has the TV on too loud for my liking, too. I am constantly asking him to turn it down (there's an issue with the set where level 4 is too quiet to hear the quieter bits, and level 5 is too loud for my comfort, so unless he watches it with the remote in his hand like I do, it's often too loud for me). If there'd been a sick child there I'd have put my foot down altogether about the volume, etc.

jasper · 24/06/2010 03:01

yabu

TheLadyEvenstar · 24/06/2010 08:23

He didn't know the film was going to be loud any more than I did.
My bugbear is that I am always saying the tv is too loud.

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runnybottom · 24/06/2010 08:25

Then turn it down?

TheLadyEvenstar · 24/06/2010 08:34

I do,
it is me thats BU and i know this this morning after having little sleep.
Doesn't matter what time of the day it is i hate loud tv's

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