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I think you're a bad parent

90 replies

Twiglett · 11/01/2007 14:21

so tell me, why exactly would you open a thread like this?

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SnafuOutOfHiding · 11/01/2007 14:22

Because I think the world revolves around me?

Caligula · 11/01/2007 14:22

LOL.

I knew this would be you.

TheArmadillo · 11/01/2007 14:23

cos I know its true

actually am feeling like a fantastic parent today. Ds told me he wanted to stay at home with mummy rather than go to gps (which he adores) [very smug and proud emoticon]

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SnafuOutOfHiding · 11/01/2007 14:24

I am a bad parent, actually.

I nearly sent ds to nursery without any lunch because I was so hideously hungover this morning I couldn't face making it.

MarsLady · 11/01/2007 14:27

Because I wanted to see who was

a) having a laugh
b) thoroughly p*ssed off at something someone else had said on another thread

and also
c) cos I'm blardy (love that word) nosey!

Madora · 11/01/2007 14:30

You could post a thread that read "I think you are a bad parent if you.." and see what people post. That would be starting a right old row though wouldn't it?

SmileysPeople · 11/01/2007 14:31

Paranoid fear that, OP would reveal my real name and a list of many misdemenors as a parent that I thought I'd successfully hidden. The game might be up.

Do you thunk my paranoia is out of control??

Fimbo · 11/01/2007 14:32

Because I reckon it to be a follow on from the tv in bedrooms thread..........

SmileysPeople · 11/01/2007 14:32

Ohhh, go on Twiglett start a right row.

sunnywong · 11/01/2007 14:32

because my 3 year old says Fuck to get my attention?

batters · 11/01/2007 14:36

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Madora · 11/01/2007 14:36

Because my 2 year old says "I can't do this bloody zip up" oops

Caligula · 11/01/2007 14:36

LOL at a fucking 3 year old (as it were)

How horribly common

My DS said tosser the other day. The shame

Madora · 11/01/2007 14:38

Excellent now we have a CONTEST on how bad a parent are you rather than the club for smug gits

Anchovy · 11/01/2007 14:39

Caligula my DS, when aged 3, once came back from a drive with his Dad, and said with great excitement "Mummy, we saw a tosser when we were out driving"

Caligula · 11/01/2007 14:41

LOL.

Funny that, generally our tosser-spotting happens when we're out driving as well.

Kelly1978 · 11/01/2007 14:43

dt1 is twenty months and can say cock, dick and bugger

sunnywong · 11/01/2007 14:46

HI 5 to kelly

Ds2 says cock too, but only when we are driving and even then he knows it is one of mum's London words and not for every day usage

Twiglett · 11/01/2007 14:58

DS (then 4) left the house with me and said "Look mummy, some bloody idiots parked in our space"

have NO idea where he got that from

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oliveoil · 11/01/2007 15:02

dd1 told her teddies she "couldn't be arsed" once (but I have posted this before)

Sugarmagnolia · 11/01/2007 15:10

Because I'm looking for a fight! Especially if it's about tvs and fridges!

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DetentionGrrrl · 11/01/2007 15:14

because i am exceedingly bored and DS is napping.

twoisenough · 11/01/2007 22:50

Oh dd 2.5 likes too say Oh this is really starting to piss me off now when trying to get clothes on coat on shoes on eating infact quite a lot lol

Surfermum · 11/01/2007 22:55

DD thinks daddy has a wanker on his boat.

Now either she's referring to the metal thing that secures the boat to the sea bed ....... or the man at the helm.

fortyplus · 11/01/2007 22:58

PMSL at wanker on boat!

I used to be a bad parent cos I'm crap at looking after babies. Much as I adored them I wanted them to GROW!
Once they were walking and talking things got a lot better.

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