sadness in a babies eyes

kumate_champ07

i sat waiting for my bus on a doorstep. a young mother dressed in tight clothes, (she had the body for it but thats not the point)was pushing a pram and stopped in front of me. i looked inside the pram and the kid who was maybe 4 months old starred into my eyes. i wasnt in the best of moods but i saw great sadness in his eyes too. i couldnt smile for him, im not even sure he would have smiled back. maybe at that moment he didnt feel alone

DubMedic

What's the title of the novel your working on OP?.

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Captain-America

What's your point?

kumate_champ07

Captain-America wrote: »

What's your point?

whats yours?

Captain-America

That Kumate is not a sport.

kumate_champ07

DubMedic wrote: »

What's the title of the novel your working on OP?.

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life is stranger than fiction.

Saibh

kumate_champ07 wrote: »

life is stranger than fiction.

A wannabe novelist?

Sharpshooter

kumate_champ07 wrote: »

i sat waiting for my bus on a doorstep.

See now that's where you went wrong.
Bus Stops are called that for a reason.

bronte

Why didn't you adopt him?

kumate_champ07

Captain-America wrote: »

That Kumate is not a sport.

its a way of life. but to lose is the way to death

My name is URL

kumate_champ07 wrote: »

i sat waiting for my bus on a doorstep. a young mother dressed in tight clothes, (she had the body for it but thats not the point)was pushing a pram and stopped in front of me. i looked inside the pram and the kid who was maybe 4 months old starred into my eyes. i wasnt in the best of moods but i saw great sadness in his eyes too. i couldnt smile for him, im not even sure he would have smiled back. maybe at that moment he didnt feel alone

Awh man. Way to depress people !

orestes

Get a blog or something

jaykay74

kumate_champ07 wrote: »

i sat waiting for my bus on a doorstep. a young mother dressed in tight clothes, (she had the body for it but thats not the point)was pushing a pram and stopped in front of me. i looked inside the pram and the kid who was maybe 4 months old starred into my eyes. i wasnt in the best of moods but i saw great sadness in his eyes too. i couldnt smile for him, im not even sure he would have smiled back. maybe at that moment he didnt feel alone

Pretty sure it was having a dump...

kumate_champ07

Saibh wrote: »

A wannabe novelist?

its a true story. happened tonite. no 16a stop beside 21's. around 8.30pm i think

x PyRo

OP, you fail.

kumate_champ07

orestes wrote: »

Get a blog or something

i think ill go for the something option.

Saibh

kumate_champ07 wrote: »

its a true story. happened tonite. no 16a stop beside 21's. around 8.30pm i think

But there is absolutely nothing you or anyone here can do about it now, is there?

stovelid

kumate_champ07 wrote: »

and the kid who was maybe 4 months old starred into my eyes. i wasnt in the best of moods but i saw great sadness in his eyes too

Nothing that a bottle or tit wouldn't sort out. Let's not get metaphysical about it.

orestes

kumate_champ07 wrote: »

its a true story. happened tonite. no 16a stop beside 21's. around 8.30pm i think

There are no doorsteps on that stretch of street, it's shopfronts, niteclubs and a hostel. Someone is telling porkies

jaffa20

Teething

kumate_champ07

x PyRo wrote: »

OP, you fail.

not really, you are the one living in leitrim, im living in capital city

Dennis the Stone

Maybe the baby was just a bit slow

kumate_champ07

Saibh wrote: »

But there is absolutely nothing you or anyone here can do about it now, is there?

if you want to call me we can talk. i can work out a babysitter if you need one. you are young and deserve your nights out but please leave your baby at home when you go out on the lash

jaffa20

kumate_champ07 wrote: »

not really, you are the one living in leitrim, im living in capital city

That would explain the sad eyes then.

Kiera

Meconium.

Captain-America

I think this is possibly the worst thread of all time.

kumate_champ07

orestes wrote: »

There are no doorsteps on that stretch of street, it's shopfronts, niteclubs and a hostel. Someone is telling porkies

yes there is, my arse and another mans arse were resting on it tonite. its to the left of the 16/83 bus stop

kumate_champ07

BigMentalDisease wrote: »

Maybe the baby was just a bit slow

or maybe he was a bit fast?

kumate_champ07

orestes wrote: »

There are no doorsteps on that stretch of street, it's shopfronts, niteclubs and a hostel. Someone is telling porkies

think u got the wrong street, no hostel there.

orestes

Captain-America wrote: »

I think this is possibly the worst thread of all time.

You think it's bad now? Settle in and give it some time

Sharpshooter

kumate_champ07 wrote: »

i looked inside the pram and the kid who was maybe 4 months old starred in my eyes.

And when the curtain opened, who came out?

Saibh

kumate_champ07 wrote: »

if you want to call me we can talk. i can work out a babysitter if you need one. you are young and deserve your nights out but please leave your baby at home when you go out on the lash

Are you free tomorrow night to babysit :pac:

My name is URL

Sharpshooter wrote: »

And when the curtain opened, who came out?

His Ma

kumate_champ07

Captain-America wrote: »

I think this is possibly the worst thread of all time.

can you predict the future? i wish i had that skill. i just thought u were good at running fast and using your shield

kumate_champ07

Saibh wrote: »

Are you free tomorrow night to babysit :pac:

i would but im away for the weekend in bournemouth.

Dennis the Stone

Sharpshooter wrote: »

And when the curtain opened, who came out?

Louis Walsh was supposed to come out but he never did

kumate_champ07

Sharpshooter wrote: »

And when the curtain opened, who came out?

that paperclip dude who always pops up in microsoft word, but i agnored him

orestes

kumate_champ07 wrote: »

think u got the wrong street, no hostel there.

Yes there is, it's called Ashfield House

javaboy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tem6B1zWWW8

Saibh

kumate_champ07 wrote: »

i would but im away for the weekend in bournemouth.

But the baby eyes will be even sadder now

DubMedic

Sharpshooter wrote: »

And when the curtain opened, who came out?

Now now sharpshooter , don't confuse curtains with wardrobes.

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Rosser

kumate_champ07 wrote: »

its a true story. happened tonite. no 16a stop beside 21's. around 8.30pm i think

With that spelling and punctuation you better get a good editor.

bug

You're projecting your own adult thoughts from the child's face and interpreting them for your own needs.

Keep repeating, babies don't think like I do. You'll start yourself on a journey to discover a) this is a crap book I'm writing about thoughts people clearly can experience on their own, or b) I can save myself from a life of manic depression.

It's all good.

kumate_champ07

orestes wrote: »

Yes there is, it's called Ashfield House

D'olier St?

orestes

kumate_champ07 wrote: »

D'olier St?

Yes, units 19 and 20 to be precise

kumate_champ07

Rosser wrote: »

With that spelling and punctuation you better get a good editor.

since im not answering questions on a leaving cert english paper i dont really care if i make the od speling mistake, if i decide to write a novel ill be sure to make sure to use correct spelling and punctuationisms

asdasd

when I'm king all babies will be forced to wear sunglasses.

to stop the sad-eyed-baby syndrome, which is clearly deleterious to the humour of the nation.

We cant stomach sad eyed babies, and recessions, in the one year.

bug

asdasd wrote: »

when I'm king all babies will be forced to wear sunglasses.

to stop the sad-eyed-baby syndrome, which is clearly deleterious to the humour of the nation.

We cant stomach sad eyed babies, and recessions, in the one year.

It's like the song Spandau Ballet never wrote in the 80's.

kumate_champ07

bug wrote: »

You're projecting your own adult thoughts from the child's face and interpreting them for your own needs.

Keep repeating, babies don't think like I do. You'll start yourself on a journey to discover a) this is a crap book I'm writing about thoughts people clearly can experience on their own, or b) I can save myself from a life of manic depression.

It's all good.

eh, no not really. im not writing a book, i had a strange experience today. ive seen plenty of babies in my lifetime. smilling,crying,blank faces and all the in betweens. tonite was different.

i suggest u start with a beginners guide to psychology before you start moving on to the more complicated stuff.

Rosser

For the love of the English language it should be 'sadness in a baby's eyes'....

I like this thread it's as funny as anything you'll find on tv

kumate_champ07

orestes wrote: »

Yes, units 19 and 20 to be precise

ill make sure to check the name of the building the next time i sit on that step while i wait for my bus