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By *arambar OP Man
over a year ago
swindon |
Arghhh... I thought bringing up kids was supposed to get easier as they got older and wiser.
Have just washed _arambar Jr's PE kit and discovered that not only is half of it missing but the half he does have isn't his and belongs to some others kids in his class.
Does it get any better or should I just resign myself to him growing old but not up....?!? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"He is a teenager and cant pick up his own PE kit?????"
errr yeah happens all the time, certainly did to my son regularly. Always came home with a tshirt that was either 100 times too large or very tiny, never one which was similar to his size.
I know that all he thought about was that it was a garment that was the same colour as his tshirt, so he may as well have that one.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Must be a boy thing, i have 3 girls and i know theres no way on gods earth any of them would have put on a item of clothing someone else in their school had worn 
But then us ladies are more observant |
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"Must be a boy thing, i have 3 girls and i know theres no way on gods earth any of them would have put on a item of clothing someone else in their school had worn
But then us ladies are more observant "
its a boy thing,our 11 year old has come home with someone elses trainers  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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kids are always kids ,no matter how old they get ,when my son was 15 ,his mum went to put some wash in for him after a weekend away and found a tiny pair of girls undies ,M never found out about that one |
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By *exybabyMan
over a year ago
Canterbury....ish |
"kids are always kids ,no matter how old they get ,when my son was 15 ,his mum went to put some wash in for him after a weekend away and found a tiny pair of girls undies ,M never found out about that one"
Are you sure that they weren't yours and that using your son was an ideal and opportunistic way of shifting the blame lol |
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Funniest thing my son did, you got to take in mind he was spotlessly clean and would have at least two baths aday.
He went on a school trip for 5 days and i put all brand new toiletries in his bag, when he got home nothing had been touched so i asked him why he replied oh none of us bothered having a wash it wasnt cool |
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By *ruitWoman
over a year ago
near kings lynn |
A friend of mine while on scout camp said she had wrapped money around his soap for the trip so she knew he would find it when having a wash......he came home with soap and money still wrapped round it so she knew he hadnt washed lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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If you're inclined to tell someone to 'grow up' you should take a LONG look at your self in the mirror and think about what it means to be a human being.
If you're an ADULT and still confined by the mentality of 'rotations around the sun = maturity and wisdom" either A)Throw your self off a high cupboard or B) Read more and do more.
Maturity is a ridiculous concept and should be abolished.
Take a look at taoism and see what you think about telling people to 'grow up'.
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By *iewMan
over a year ago
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"If you're inclined to tell someone to 'grow up' you should take a LONG look at your self in the mirror and think about what it means to be a human being.
If you're an ADULT and still confined by the mentality of 'rotations around the sun = maturity and wisdom" either A)Throw your self off a high cupboard or B) Read more and do more.
Maturity is a ridiculous concept and should be abolished.
Take a look at taoism and see what you think about telling people to 'grow up'.
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am I reading this correct... has an issue with being told to grow up !!! and then huffs, puffs and deletes profile.
apt advice afterall  |
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Academically he's very bright but his 'common sense' gene appears to be deficient. 