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DO YOU THINK WE SHOULD BE SENTING EIGHT YEAR OLD TO CO,OP WITH £20 Note CROSS A BUSY ROAD IN THE DARK.

141 replies

flowers114 · 26/02/2006 14:28

Hi All
A Question for you Do you think A 8 years old should go to a co.op with a £20 note cross a busy road in the dark.

OP posts:
snafu · 26/02/2006 14:35

Eight-year-old, no. Four-year-old, mebbe. Builds character.

eve2005 · 26/02/2006 14:37

probably not, just curious, insatible appetite for facts

eve2005 · 26/02/2006 14:37

probably not, just curious, insatible appetite for facts

eve2005 · 26/02/2006 14:38

sorry computer froze and i bashed button, didn't mean to put that up twice!

Original poster
flowers114 · 26/02/2006 14:38

Miaou on Sunday, 26 February, 2006 2:34:52 PM

.flowers, is this an argument between you and your OH that we are settling?
No miaaou
MY CHILDREN ARE GROW UP.
I would never sent eight to shop in the dark.

OP posts:
Flossam · 26/02/2006 14:39

Perhaps it was supposed to be an eighty year old. I mean, to send them to do the shopping, is it taking advantage? They can get awfully shakey, might drop the note! Especially trying to cross between all the boy racers with their zimmer!

fastasleep · 26/02/2006 14:40

Ok, why on earth post a question like that with no factual basis, when everyone is obviously going to answer no?

Am I the only person not getting this?

eve2005 · 26/02/2006 14:40

why are you asking then?

Flossam · 26/02/2006 14:40

x posted.

Miaou · 26/02/2006 14:40

Confused so why are you asking then flowers?

Yorkiegirl · 26/02/2006 14:41

Message withdrawn

Miaou · 26/02/2006 14:41
Grin
AntheaTurnerPuff · 26/02/2006 14:41

I'm confused so I'm off to put my smalls in little plastic bags

eve2005 · 26/02/2006 14:41

maybe she's doing a survey? how many bad parents use internet chat sites?

RedZuleika · 26/02/2006 14:42

I don't get it either, but the written style is familiar...

Flossam · 26/02/2006 14:42

Yes, RZ see my first post. Don't think I will post again.

welshboris · 26/02/2006 14:42

its not "dear" again is it?

eve2005 · 26/02/2006 14:43

anyone remember dear from the other day? similar aren't they?

fastasleep · 26/02/2006 14:43

But surely no one we know would ask such a dozey question, they're a bit smarter than that....right?

Or is this like that 'Dear' thread that I completely and utterly missed (doh)

RedZuleika · 26/02/2006 14:43

AntheaTurnerPuff: misread your post there. Thought you were putting your snails in little plastic bags.

Hey - whatever floats your boat!

welshboris · 26/02/2006 14:43

oh flossam youre quick!!

fastasleep · 26/02/2006 14:43

plllleeeeeease I'm so curious, can someone tell me what went on...

you could email me and I wouldn't spread it around I pwomise ([email protected])

I hate to miss and argy bargy

Original poster
flowers114 · 26/02/2006 14:44

By Miaou on Sunday, 26 February, 2006 2:40:27 PM

Confused so why are you asking then flowers?

I just know what you think about child going out to Question for you Do you think A 8 years old should go to a co.op with a £20 note cross a busy road in the dark.

Because we have had mums in area do this.

OP posts:
RedZuleika · 26/02/2006 14:44

Ah, yes, Flossam. I see. Yes - that's what I meant too.

eve2005 · 26/02/2006 14:44

so is it more or less dangerous than putting the 8 year olds name on mn?

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