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MarillionFan replied

1 January 2017, 22:37
Remember the Nightmare child. i do.
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greenlake replied

1 January 2017, 19:39
Originally posted by vetran View Post

National Baby making day

On your marks get set Boink
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Cliphead replied

1 January 2017, 19:25
I'll take extra special care tomorrow
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RSoles replied

1 January 2017, 19:18
"More babies are born in the UK on September 26 than on any other date
It falls 38 weeks – the length of the average pregnancy – after January 2 "

The way NHS is overloaded, January 2 is one of the worst days for conception.

Actually thinking about it I do have one kid born about a week before that date. Santa Rally?
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NotAllThere replied

1 January 2017, 16:16
Is that because 2nd of January is kind of "****. There's all else to do"?
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vetran started a topic National Baby making day

1 January 2017, 14:23
National Baby making day

On your marks get set Boink

Couples who want to get pregnant should head to the bedroom at 10.36pm on Monday | Daily Mail Online

It's nearly National Baby-Making day! Couples who want to get pregnant should head to the bedroom at 10.36pm on Monday
More babies are born in the UK on September 26 than on any other date
It falls 38 weeks – the length of the average pregnancy – after January 2
Fertility experts dub the second day of the month National Baby-Making Day
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