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| Re: The Extremely Fascinating Children & Babies Thread Revisted - Reborn [message #2231063] |
Fri, 17 August 2007 22:38   |
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Puma
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Puma was the naming of the baby Trinidad in line with the new media fad of calling the baby after where it was conceived a la Brooklyn Beckham?
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I have to confess it was my older son who chose the name. My wife and I both liked it very much, though.
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is the next one going to be named 'Tobago'?
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That's exactly what our youngest son said immediately afterwards.
Julian,
Great picture. Which one is him? I know he is not "zanjero" (Edit, already seen your post).
[Updated on: Fri, 17 August 2007 22:40]
Lovely Argy girls thread
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| Re: The Extremely Fascinating Children & Babies Thread Revisted - Reborn [message #2235989] |
Mon, 20 August 2007 15:18 |
southern softie
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Many congrats Puma. She's a corker all right.
I've been trying to post a photo of TLA all day, to mark the enormously important occasion of her starting to walk but bluddy Photobucket has been out of action all day.
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| Re: The Extremely Fascinating Children & Babies Thread Revisted - Reborn [message #2236074] |
Mon, 20 August 2007 15:43 |
southern softie
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I'm afraid that one will probably go into the "extremely bare teenagers" thread.
there, fixed it for you
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As a general rule, I'm pretty certain the only people who look at this thread are those who want to indulge themselves in a spot of "being an extremely proud parent in a way that (rightly) gets the piss taken out of you if you do it in real life" sort of thing.
That being the case, as matter of interest, did anyone find the above comment even remotely amusing? Or, to be more accurate, in the same solar system as the word "amusing"?
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| Re: The Extremely Fascinating Children & Babies Thread Revisted - Reborn [message #2236161] |
Mon, 20 August 2007 16:18 |
southern softie
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Cheers Puma.
Pigsy: Mrs S took TGC to see the Tweenies at Wimbledon Theatre a few months ago and said it was monumentally crap. Even TGC thought it was boring.
Have you tried cbeebies online? All those programmes have games, most of which are very good (if you're 3 going on 4...), especially the Numberjacks one.
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| Re: The Extremely Fascinating Children & Babies Thread Revisted - Reborn [message #2236195] |
Mon, 20 August 2007 16:29 |
southern softie
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but i had a chuckle at your rant to my bait.
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I'm sure you did. I'm also sure I ranted. I'm equally sure you'll miss that passing bandwagon if you hang around this thread much longer.
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Sometimes you really know how to suck to fun out of life eh ?
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Oh yes! I certainly do! There are few things in life as much fun as a very weird 30-something bloke telling you he can't wait to see photos of your week-old baby daughter as a nude teenager. I imagine Puma nearly fell off his chair clutching his sides at your, ahem, "bait"**.
** Yes, of course it was "bait". Of course it was.
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