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# Due to the Mini Chutney, I am learning all about Bum Worms
It seems there has been an outbreak amongst a couple of kids at nursery. One of the staff, was explaining to parents as they picked up their wee uns, as she was doing so, a small rotund lady breezed past in the coridoor and said loudly Easiest way to tell is to stick a strip of scotch-tape over yer bumhole and pull it off quickly, then check it fer wurms!

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(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 15:19, archived)
# They come out at night, mostly.
My kids had them at nursery a few times. Easiest way is to get some worming tablets from the chemist and repeat for the whole family a few weeks later. And nuke your towels and bedding from orbit, it's the only way to be sure.
(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 15:22, archived)
# Really?
I had no idea this would be one of the consequences of children, I thought the children themselves were the parasites!
(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 15:27, archived)
# They are indeed parasites
but they come out of the vagina instead
(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 15:31, archived)
# Sadly, no, they come with a panoply of parasites.
Head lice is another regular visitor when your kids get to junior school. Mmmmm.
(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 15:31, archived)
# ...and so ad infinitum.
(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 15:33, archived)
# I was 'prepared' for headlice
but bumworms is another matter
(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 15:35, archived)
# Kids are like fast breeder reactors for all manner of horrible germs and they are not shy about passing it on to parents.
Kid a bit sick at nursery? Expect to have food poisoning and all the lovely associated symptoms yourself next day. Nobody tells you all this when you decide to have kids do they?
(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 15:49, archived)
# When your mum is a nursery headteacher
it works the other way as well...I only ever caught headlice once and that was when her school had an outbreak :(
(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 16:52, archived)
# I'm confused
are my bumworms having kids now?
(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 15:37, archived)
# this whole conversation is giving me a very itchy bottom
(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 15:45, archived)
# Smallbrainfield is sponsored by OVEX.
Remember to treat the whole family!
(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 15:51, archived)
# this is why i live alone
(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 15:55, archived)
# WORMHOLES!
*relurks*
(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 16:03, archived)
# enough to form a transwarp hub
oh god, i'm a geek :(
(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 16:08, archived)
# Oh Sidney!
They've got exit apertures in all four quadrants
(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 18:10, archived)
# "Some worms, need a lot of lovin' and
Bum worms don't"
(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 16:12, archived)
# fuck the bumworms
thanks for the earworm :(
(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 16:18, archived)
# Don't worry. Try this. Instant earworm cure:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=tSsiS-v6_6M

I have a cunning theory that it's simple chordless melodies that make the catchiest earworms. Anything relying on an interplay of instruments for its main theme is too complex to snag in the brain and seems to work as a cure. The theme from QI is another good earworm-breaker - it takes far too much concentration to keep it going in your head for it to just go off on its own.
(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 16:33, archived)
# that's proper wrist-slitting stuff
(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 16:38, archived)
# i am now listening to i can't decide by scissor sisters
works a treat
(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 16:43, archived)
# Whaaat? It's one of the finest relaxing tunes evah!
You kids and your bloody dubstep, I don't know...
(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 16:45, archived)
# never confuse queen with dubstep
never
(, Fri 8 Mar 2013, 16:47, archived)