Is anyone watching Bringing Up Baby tonight or are we all a bit tired of being outraged?

[screamsprout]

I have only seen the first one so thought I might watch it, but is anyone else going to?

no no no, not clare. that eyeshadow is too cutting edge for me. it is alex i love, the long-haired cc mum. oh i adore her.

oh shut up woman! That twins mother is talking crap

How shallow are the twins' parents?

glucose - me too. we must be sad then! I have fond memories of when ds was 3 months, feet up, watching bridget jones with him asleep on my tummy.
much better than a party in my book

is it only me who completely forgets how to pronounce the word routine during this programme?

rooteen rooteen?

Naughty auntie, breaking the routine

oh yay the babysitter has cocked up the roo teen.

pLEASE let her routine bugger up!!!
PLEASE!!!!

Tamum - how judgemental are you?

propb screaming cos they're boiling hot the poor little things!

arrrrg, I keep flicking over, my blood starts boiling, so I switch back to a Knight's Tale to cool off.

Ahhhhhhhhh... Heath Ledger, that's better.

Seriously though - the whole point of this week's is just stupid. Like parenting is some sort of COMPETITION over whose child has least effect on their life. I win because my is asleep 40% of the time and I'm boffing like a rabbit. No I win because my child is is asleep 7-7 and I don't even have to SEE it and I am playing rock music.

Honestly, why have a child if you've got that mentality?

What I don't understand about Dreena is why, given the existence of Dr Spock's books, you need someone to come to your house and tell you to trust your own instincts and do what you think best? How cushy a job is that?

Oh no - now there'll be trouble !

wow, that is some weird bolding. has tech changed it? try again.

roo teen?

roo teen?

even the voiceover woman is pronouncing it any which way.

please note that the routine children are hungry but pacified by attention, btw.

Very shallow indeed. I'm with Tamum on this one.

Dire consequences = babies crying, FFS.

Dire consequences are children who are unable to develop proper relationships as they grow up because they were denied proper attachment to their mother when they needed it the most.

dh says 'aye up, house of lentil weavers ere...' he is a yorkshire man.

Like the knife wielding skills there.

Ooh no - am not liking the knife theory. It's ok if you chop your finger off, because you'll learn not to do it again .

Can't actually watch the knives bit .....

LOL at ruddynorahs dh although not sure about this knives and children thing

knife use helpful but they may like some toys to play with

I haven't seen this before, but they are not running around with them, they all know exactly what to do with it.

Ha,you routinees all have sex but my babies can chop cumcumbers!

lol at glucose!!!