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Old Greg replied

15 August 2013, 10:36
Originally posted by mudskipper View Post

28.

Blimey, you started late!
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BrilloPad replied

15 August 2013, 10:21
Originally posted by Troll View Post

That's putting all your biological eggs into one basket! my mum was a single child and she always says she wished she had a sibling to play with

You should try being an orphan like MrsBP's mum. Raised by nuns. The physical beatings were bearable - but the total abscence of any love was very difficult to accept.
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cailin maith replied

15 August 2013, 09:59
Originally posted by vetran View Post

Baby Monitor Hacking Alarms Houston Parents - ABC News

is it me or do they not read the paper?
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eek replied

15 August 2013, 09:54
Originally posted by NotAllThere View Post

And 37.

Unfortunately he is rather needy and posts on here as MF.
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MaryPoppins replied

15 August 2013, 09:37
Originally posted by Troll View Post

I'm sure someone on here would oblige!

Ha. I forgot to add 'with someone willing to stick around this time...'
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mudskipper replied

15 August 2013, 09:37
Originally posted by NotAllThere View Post

And 37.

28.
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Mich the Tester replied

15 August 2013, 09:34
Is this really the kind of decision you want to leave to a panel of lunes?
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NotAllThere replied

15 August 2013, 09:32
Originally posted by mudskipper View Post

You can have my oldest. He's potty trained and everything.

And 37.
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vetran replied

15 August 2013, 09:26
Don't forget to get a nice baby monitor

Baby Monitor Hacking Alarms Houston Parents - ABC News

is it me or do they not read the paper?
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Troll replied

15 August 2013, 09:14
Originally posted by MaryPoppins View Post

I wish I could have had another.

I'm sure someone on here would oblige!
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MaryPoppins replied

15 August 2013, 09:03
Originally posted by Troll View Post

Think I would be punching any twats for suggesting that - all that matters is a loving safe home (+ a bit of firm but fair discipline)

That'd win them over.

I wish I could have had another. Not that I enjoyed the newborn part at all , but having a sibling is lovely.
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mudskipper replied

15 August 2013, 09:00
Originally posted by Troll View Post

Fook that - you have to be so PC for fostering & although fostering can be quite lucrative - I'm actually enjoying now they are largely off my hands and almost independent = loads of spare cash in bank + chance to buy lots of toys

You can have my oldest. He's potty trained and everything.

Last edited by mudskipper; 15 August 2013, 09:04.
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Troll replied

15 August 2013, 08:57
Originally posted by cailin maith View Post

I'm afraid I will regret just having the one .

That's putting all your biological eggs into one basket! my mum was a single child and she always says she wished she had a sibling to play with
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Troll replied

15 August 2013, 08:50
Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

err - good point. MrsBP tried a while ago. She was basically told she was too married, stable, white and middle class. Its very upsetting that too many good parents are ignored for social engineering purposes.

Think I would be punching any twats for suggesting that - all that matters is a loving safe home (+ a bit of firm but fair discipline)
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Troll replied

15 August 2013, 08:48
Originally posted by Troll View Post

Fook that - you have to be so PC for fostering & although fostering can be quite lucrative - I'm actually enjoying now they are largely off my hands and almost independent = loads of spare cash in bank + chance to buy lots of toys

Latest toy for consideration - day fishing
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