Failed Creation wrote: Here's the other thing; I don't run.
If you ever see me running, you ought to start running too, because something dangerous is chasing me.
The sheet didn't run. The Running Sheet is a legend. Someone lost the Running Sheet.
Failed Creation wrote: Here's the other thing; I don't run.
If you ever see me running, you ought to start running too, because something dangerous is chasing me.
gadj1976 wrote:My daughter was in her carseat (aged about 3) as we cruised up and down the Yorke Peninsula whilst looking for a block of land to build upon.
We were coming back from a fairly long trip and she'd just woken up. She looked out her window and without missing a beat said "geez, there's a f***load of water out there".
Booney wrote:gadj1976 wrote:My daughter was in her carseat (aged about 3) as we cruised up and down the Yorke Peninsula whilst looking for a block of land to build upon.
We were coming back from a fairly long trip and she'd just woken up. She looked out her window and without missing a beat said "geez, there's a f***load of water out there".
Fantastic. Monkey see/hear, monkey do.
fisho mcspaz wrote:Absolute worst was at the Victor Harbor public toilets. I'd taken my son, then three, into the women's with me. One of the cubicles was occupied. My son asked quite loudly, 'Mummy, is that lady doing a wee or is she doing a poo?' I muttered that I didn't know, whereupon he bellowed 'I think she's doing a POO!' I picked him up and legged it before the woman came out.
We were walking past the cemetery at Pt Vincent when my youngest pointed at it and yelled out 'Look! That's where the zombie holes are!'![]()
woodublieve12 wrote:My eldest (3 years old) asked me if I wouldn't put her younger sister (1) in the bin because she loved her... I assured her I wouldn't
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