has ur child

UK Forums » Single Parents » has ur child



FreedomLover Everett, Washington USA
lovaboy: I used to joke with my daughter every once in a while.

When she used to pester me endlessly, with "Dad..Dad..Dad..Dad..can I have...have we got...will ya get.."..I used to say to her...

'Im not ya bloody Dad...your Dad was the milkman."

This was an on-going joke between us.

Then one Friday afternoon....there was a knock at the door...so she went and answered it.
The milkman had come to collect his weekly.....and Key shouted into the living room, where I was sitting..

"DAAAD...me Dads at the door"

The look on the milkmans face was priceless....

Serves me right....smart ass kids...


That is too funny rolling on the floor laughing rolling on the floor laughing rolling on the floor laughing



FreedomLover Everett, Washington USA
I have a friend who was really embarassed when she had company over. Her daughter had in her hand a pair of my friend's dirty panties from the laundry room and was dragging it around the living room in front of the guests.
lovaboy Big Bad Manchester, Greater Manchester, England UK
FreedomLover: I have a friend who was really embarassed when she had company over. Her daughter had in her hand a pair of my friend's dirty panties from the laundry room and was dragging it around the living room in front of the guests.



barf yak...laugh



fairydream dortmund, Nordrhein-Westfalen Germany

I had a friend she always used to call her baby boy little plonker. Hardly ever by his name .
I never understood why she did that.

Anyhow one day we all went out shopping her son was nearly 2 years old by then . A women asked him what his name was and he proudly said "Plonker".

My friend could have died there and then.

But after that she always called him by his name Zaki...............


(the term plonker is a very light hearted insult. Its not even seen as an insult, its like calling someone a wally. Its in no way ment maliciously. you call someone a plonker when they say or do something stupid.)



Angel_Diva wales, South Glamorgan, Wales UK
fairydream: I had a friend she always used to call her baby boy little plonker. Hardly ever by his name .
I never understood why she did that.

Anyhow one day we all went out shopping her son was nearly 2 years old by then . A women asked him what his name was and he proudly said "Plonker".

My friend could have died there and then.

But after that she always called him by his name Zaki...............(the term plonker is a very light hearted insult. Its not even seen as an insult, its like calling someone a wally. Its in no way ment maliciously. you call someone a plonker when they say or do something stupid.)


angel thinks about chaning her user name to plonker!!!!



angel
Angel_Diva wales, South Glamorgan, Wales UK
changing..............................teddybear
lekkie nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England UK
i dunno bout burying myself, maybe the kid thothumbs down
about 6 months ago in asda we was at the checkout and the lady behind the counter hd a really huge dark hairy mole on her cheek and jordan was just staring at her open mouthed, and kept saying "mummy whats that", i think i listed every piece of shopping going through the till in hopes he'd just accept something random and stopped staring i really could have died there and then, i dont think i made eye contact with the woman once



Ally102 Dorset, Dorset, England UK
my youngest embarresses me every time we go shopping, not by what he says but... he aways manages to pull my top down, so I end up having to hold it to my neck while pushing the trolley one handed. I always feel like dying when everyone in the store has had a good flash of my bra blushing




Report this thread if it breaks rules, is offensive, or contains fighting. Staff may not be aware of the forum abuse, and cannot do anything about it unless you tell us about it. If this thread is offensive, please click here to report it »



If site dates and times do not show correctly, you can fix this by editing your timezone
Click here to edit your timezone »