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Plus they'll think they're about to be rescued by Wizards.Originally posted by cailin maith View PostSound proof the cupboard under the stairs and chuck them in there with duvets and pillows and maybe some food.
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On of my Plan B's is to develop my Baby Clamp, designed to prevent 'twisted nappy syndrome' where the little sod spins round just as you attach the second and decisive fastener. A simple metal frame with hand and feet restraints. Kid gets up and wanders off with a wonky nappy but not with Stek's Patent Baby Clamp.
My ex-colleague developed a fool proof method of combatting toddler child-seat body-arcing, where the little swine refuses to sit in the seat properly, arches it's body right out making it impossible to buckle-up the restraints. Discovered by accident initially, you basically crack the kids head on the car door frame as you put him/her into the carseat, kid doubles up in pain and fits the seat perfectly, buckle up quickly before kid realises it's been duped.
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Originally posted by Paddy View PostThere is a low voltage taser you can buy for stunning kids. It’s harmless and just stuns them for about ten minutes.
but
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Massive presentation in the morning. Had four hours to finish. Missus gone out!
******* kids one after the other up screaming!
Is there a particular length of time you can apply a pillow over a face without it being fatal? QUOTE]
There is a low voltage taser you can buy for stunning kids. It’s harmless and just stuns them for about ten minutes.
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Not always. You may need piriton as well if its a rash.Originally posted by MaryPoppins View PostIt always is.
MF reminds me of the husband of my wife's best friend. Away for their christmas shopping weekend he phoned 30 times with minor queries regarding food, tv programs.... I spoke once having confirmed and triple checked exactly what the girls wanted for christmas.
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I'm guessing what word is hidden behind the *s and must inform you that it is illegal and immoral. You are a very naughty boy.
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The wife eventually came home from whatever evening drinks do she was at to find me in the office and the youngest one screaming his head off in his room.
'How long has he been crying?'
'About an hour and a half' I replied
'You've left him his room for an hour and half crying!!!!'
'Of course not, ten minutes or so, he's been down with me for an hour. I've been asking people on an internet forum the best way to smother him'
She scowled at me and gave him some Calpol and put him to bed.
So thanks for nothing CUK. The answer was Calpol!
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15 minutes - just to be sure. I am sure you won't die from exhaustion from that.Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post




Massive presentation in the morning. Had four hours to finish. Missus gone out!
******* kids one after the other up screaming!









Is there a particular length of time you can apply a pillow over a face without it being fatal?
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