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Originally posted by MyUserName View PostMy daughter wants a cat but we can't have one because I am allergic. She has suggested I live upstairs, outside etc.
Now she has moved on to asking Mrs MUN "What if daddy was gone?" and when she was asked exactly what that meant she replied "Just gone".
Later that week I walked into the living room and found her facing me with a semi circle of toys in front of her. She informed me that they were going to help her 'take me out'.
My 8 year old autistic daughter has worked out that if I were dead she could have a cat and is taking steps to make this a reality. My life seems like a horror film plot.
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My daughter wants a cat but we can't have one because I am allergic. She has suggested I live upstairs, outside etc.
Now she has moved on to asking Mrs MUN "What if daddy was gone?" and when she was asked exactly what that meant she replied "Just gone".
Later that week I walked into the living room and found her facing me with a semi circle of toys in front of her. She informed me that they were going to help her 'take me out'.
My 8 year old autistic daughter has worked out that if I were dead she could have a cat and is taking steps to make this a reality. My life seems like a horror film plot.
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Remember years ago the mrs phoned me frantic - her car was on fire.
Anyway, it turns out RAC were already there and sorting it. She did have the sense to get out, get away and phone RAC first off. (It wasnt a bad fire just a small electrical one - albeit expensive to fix - in the engine bay).
So I told her to let them sort it and tow her home. To be honest, it was miles away and I didn't see the point in me attending too.
My colleagues thought it was funny. Mrs didn't. I did explain that if she'd been caught in the car fire I'd have left work to come and see her in hospital....
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Originally posted by original PM View PostHope you are not assuming anything.
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostYou win - I can't think of a "polite' reply to that.
Then again cats always know their true sexuality....
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Originally posted by BoredBloke View PostA friend of ours is a nurse and manages the ward. One of her staff took 2 weeks off because her cat died.
But small companies suffer from that tulip.
Having said that small companies can be more choosey over staff.
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Originally posted by GJABS View PostI'm getting a bit worried now about a male friend of mine. Though he has a girlfriend, they both have a cat, and both love pug dogs. I always wondered whether he might be a closet woofter.
Edit: are we allowed to say "woofter"?
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Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostGood point. One of the couples I rent a house to, have two pugs.
Edit: are we allowed to say "woofter"?
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A friend of ours is a nurse and manages the ward. One of her staff took 2 weeks off because her cat died.
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