Random Acts of Kindness
Crackhouseceilidhband asks: Has anyone ever been nice to you, out of the blue, for no reason? Have you ever helped an old lady across the road, even if she didn't want to? Make me believe that the world is a better place than the media and experience suggest
( , Thu 9 Feb 2012, 13:03)
Crackhouseceilidhband asks: Has anyone ever been nice to you, out of the blue, for no reason? Have you ever helped an old lady across the road, even if she didn't want to? Make me believe that the world is a better place than the media and experience suggest
( , Thu 9 Feb 2012, 13:03)
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I hope she had enough car seats,
otherwise you are a terrible parent.
( , Fri 10 Feb 2012, 11:59, 1 reply)
otherwise you are a terrible parent.
( , Fri 10 Feb 2012, 11:59, 1 reply)
fortunately, she had booster seats
and i'm not a parent, they're my nephews
( , Fri 10 Feb 2012, 12:07, closed)
and i'm not a parent, they're my nephews
( , Fri 10 Feb 2012, 12:07, closed)
i am a fantastic auntie
i'm looking after them at home today as they're a bit under the weather.
cupcakes may be made later.
( , Fri 10 Feb 2012, 12:17, closed)
i'm looking after them at home today as they're a bit under the weather.
cupcakes may be made later.
( , Fri 10 Feb 2012, 12:17, closed)
I like this.
My eldest (5) has found out how to work my mobile, so he can phone his uncle.
Aunties and uncles are much better than mums and dads, apparently.
( , Fri 10 Feb 2012, 12:24, closed)
My eldest (5) has found out how to work my mobile, so he can phone his uncle.
Aunties and uncles are much better than mums and dads, apparently.
( , Fri 10 Feb 2012, 12:24, closed)
that's only because
we can stuff them with sugary treats and leave the parents to deal with the consequences.
also, aunties have more energy and patience than mums, as we don't have to look after the children day and night
( , Fri 10 Feb 2012, 12:27, closed)
we can stuff them with sugary treats and leave the parents to deal with the consequences.
also, aunties have more energy and patience than mums, as we don't have to look after the children day and night
( , Fri 10 Feb 2012, 12:27, closed)
Yes, and sometimes they fail to think things through
My now 8 year olds favourite present for last years birthday came from her unmarried aunt.
A fucking tortoise.
Unfortunately, it, er, escaped by digging its way underneath the garden fence, about a month after we got it . . .
*It's safe and sound with her cousins teacher, in Wiltshire, who has three of the things.
( , Fri 10 Feb 2012, 12:57, closed)
My now 8 year olds favourite present for last years birthday came from her unmarried aunt.
A fucking tortoise.
Unfortunately, it, er, escaped by digging its way underneath the garden fence, about a month after we got it . . .
*It's safe and sound with her cousins teacher, in Wiltshire, who has three of the things.
( , Fri 10 Feb 2012, 12:57, closed)
oh, i think it through, all right
i just like to annoy my sister sometimes ;)
( , Fri 10 Feb 2012, 14:12, closed)
i just like to annoy my sister sometimes ;)
( , Fri 10 Feb 2012, 14:12, closed)
3 year olds need seats with a 5 point harness, not a booster seat. The woman could have been fined for each child and you are a terrible aunty. Oh well, at least you didn't eat the kids, you fat fuck.
( , Fri 10 Feb 2012, 17:49, closed)
( , Fri 10 Feb 2012, 17:49, closed)
The law governing child seats
Only applies to regular or long-distance journeys. Ad hoc journeys are not covered.
SM; you are a fab auntie. I love being uncle to my 13 niblings (nieces & nephews)...
( , Mon 13 Feb 2012, 10:22, closed)
Only applies to regular or long-distance journeys. Ad hoc journeys are not covered.
SM; you are a fab auntie. I love being uncle to my 13 niblings (nieces & nephews)...
( , Mon 13 Feb 2012, 10:22, closed)
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