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Me - passing comment on not one but two women giving birth in a soap.

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TheYuleLogLady · 30/12/2010 22:03

I know i'm 2 hours behind the rest of the world but am watching on BBC3.

Oh I'm going to enjoy this.

  1. Ronnie - suddenly waking up and groaning. bollox. labour never happns like that.
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TheYuleLogLady · 30/12/2010 22:28
  1. he's very clean already.
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TheYuleLogLady · 30/12/2010 22:28
  1. and very sleepy considering she had no drugs.
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TheYuleLogLady · 30/12/2010 22:29

oh i enjoyed that. as did my family who enjoyed my running commentry Grin

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Dontbugmemalone · 30/12/2010 22:34

Anyone hear the 'whoosing' sound of Kat's waters breaking. Oh please. In real life, it trickles, which results in thinking you have pissed yourself Hmm

maryz · 30/12/2010 22:40

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RockinRobinBird · 30/12/2010 22:43

Sorry Dontbugme. Mine whooshed like Niagra bloody Falls. Kat's waters were a dribble in comparison :o

bacon · 30/12/2010 22:48

Talk about cheap TV - lets fill the gap with two births. Naff, naff, naff - do we really have to watch such drivel? I only turned it over as there was nothing else on. My 5 year old was nearly freaking with two women in agony.

Terrible, just another reminder not to bother.

thisisyesterday · 30/12/2010 22:53

well maybe you shouldn't let your 5 year old watch eastenders then Hmm

TheMonster · 30/12/2010 23:17

Who was looking after George? He wasn't with Heather or Dot?

BitOfFun · 30/12/2010 23:19

I preferred the 'Butler delivers cute toff spawn' in Upstairs Downstairs.

Dontbugmemalone · 30/12/2010 23:32

RockinRobinBird - and there was me thinking that only happened in films/tv. I stand corrected [griin]
With mine, I actually thought I'd wet myself.

Dontbugmemalone · 30/12/2010 23:33

*Grin

RockinRobinBird · 30/12/2010 23:38

It was mortifying. Luckily I was already in hospital, heard an enormous pop and jumped out of bed. Next thing I was paddling! Wasn't used to hospitals, didn't realise mws have seen it all before so started trying to mop it up Blush. They thought I was bonkers :o

MappandLucia · 31/12/2010 00:02

My waters whooshed out and with an audible pop.

Nevereatyellowsnow · 31/12/2010 02:20

I was lmao at that, it was so unrealistic! Ronnie hardly broke a sweat and how did they both manage to stay sitting still?! Ronnie calmly took the tube experiencing mild contractions, theres no way the hospital would agree to admit her that early on!

LovelyJuggly · 31/12/2010 06:01

Why did they not use an iPhone to send a picture to Jack or the baby?

ALovelyBunchOfCoconuts · 01/01/2011 10:08

rockinrobinbird, are you me? Mine went with an actual pop and a gush and I was mopping up and ringing DH before I even called for the MW Grin

It was all so unrealistic, for a start Ronnie's baby looked about three months old and Kat's should still have had the cord attached.

I was picking holes in it all the way through!

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