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alexsmum · 05/09/2006 21:53

two small boys.very atractive and cute, semi-house trained, some problems with noise a possibility........

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alexsmum · 05/09/2006 21:54

attractive even

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Sophiev73 · 05/09/2006 21:55

Already have an Alex and he eats too much for me to consider another...

schneebly · 05/09/2006 21:55

I have two of those already - sorry!

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Posey · 05/09/2006 21:56

How old are they? Would they be good company for my 3yo? Would my 9 yo dd be happy about it
Why are they free?!

alexsmum · 05/09/2006 22:02

they are 6 and 3. can be very good fun and the 6 y/o very good with littlies. free in order to get rid as quickly as poss.
they are driving me insane....insane i say!!!!

they turn me into a screaming banshee and never do as i ask.they grow too fast and cost too much money.....
what else?

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kimi · 05/09/2006 22:49

i got two boys 10 and 6, want to swap???

alexsmum · 05/09/2006 22:58

no swapsies. i'll take a cat if you've got one!

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marymoocow · 05/09/2006 23:02

you don't want a cat! Next doors has recently caught the biggest woodpigeon ever in our garden. I'm still clearing up the feathers now!!!! Give me my 3 dc any day. (well at least while they are all upstairs asleep)

SparklyGothKat · 05/09/2006 23:04

I have 2 dds, aged 6 and 4. They fight, scream, and give me a headache... want to swop... they are pretty...

auntymandy · 05/09/2006 23:04

mmmmmmmmm 6 and 3? the six year old would bridge the gap between my 12 year old and 3 year old.
Do they come with all the extra's?

alexsmum · 05/09/2006 23:07

such as.....???

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auntymandy · 05/09/2006 23:12

loud voices, tantrums, bottomless stomaches. oh clothes toys although we seem to have loads of them! you know the stuff boys come with..not optional extras just extras!!

alexsmum · 05/09/2006 23:20

we have a wealth of extras auntymandy. fake burps extrordinaire, lots of willy talk( i actually saw ds2 today putting a raisin on the end of his willy and then attempt to eat it-off his willy.a skill many men would like to master!)
noise like you wouldn't believe and amazing selective deafness. they also come complete with tons of lego and star wars products.

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pablopatito · 06/09/2006 08:55

Typical. If I'd have known you could pick up second hand ones for nothing I wouldn't have gone to the trouble of having sex.

trinityrhino · 06/09/2006 09:06

rofl, you lot are hilarious
brought a smile to my face this morning, wwhich is hell of an acheivement

kimi · 06/09/2006 10:01

Hi Alexmum, i have two cats (they still live with DH but as one of them pooped in the den by the computer yesterday, im sure he wont mind me having them) how ever the cats come compleat with two small(ish) boys

kimi · 06/09/2006 10:02

just a thought, if i swap my boys with someone who has girls, do i get to play with barbie's again???

kitbit · 06/09/2006 12:18

I have 2 lardy cats on offer, surprisingly excellent hunters considering their girth (2 dead lizards, a pile of feathers and some unidentified gizzards this morning when I got up early with ds, nice to find at 5am hence this once in a lifetime offer).

Will swap for chocolate.

auntymandy · 06/09/2006 12:22

why do they startt toilet humour!!!
Baa baa black sheep have you any poo!!

alexsmum · 06/09/2006 13:37

have chaged my mind about swapping them.ds1 looked so smart going to school this morning and ds2 made me laugh on the bus by pointing at a man and exclaiming in a really shocked voice " that man has glasses,on his nose!! and he is brown!!!!"
i may have changed my mind again this evening but dh will be home by then so he can stop me advertising!

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MarsLady · 06/09/2006 13:38

I've often wanted to offer my DTs up to any home that would have them! Sigh............ Have even offered a financial incentive!

ginmummy · 06/09/2006 13:42

alexsmum - have you ever considered ebay??

alexsmum · 06/09/2006 13:46

e-bay? you don't know who is getting them then.at least this way i can ensure they will go to a good home.just because i don't want them in my house anymore doesn't mean i'd let any old joe have them!

oh, i'm horrible aren't i? but they did push me to my limits yesterday!

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ANAconda · 06/09/2006 15:08

in the early weeks of my DS i was v tempted to put a sign on our driveway - "baby for sale or free to a good home". I reckon a range of babygros with this on it would be a best seller!

hitchcock · 06/09/2006 15:17

:0 if only we could just for a day.......... i have one of each and 1 is called alex.....must be the name thing..... he keeps playing with his doodle! to

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