Lock, Stock and Chitchat a Seacht

Mrs cockett · 28-08-2016 07:53AM

I said wrote: »

If you have to ask why your kids must be still in your room at 12 yrs old?
Sanity

What if you lived in a country where its the norm for whole families live in one room?

If your sanity is that easily affected, I hope you never encounter real problems.

Muckit · 28-08-2016 07:54AM

darragh_haven wrote: »

It's very easy for other people to raise your kids.

Great news!! Come quick somebody and take my lad. Bring him back when he can wipe his own arse!

darragh_haven · 28-08-2016 08:02AM

Muckit wrote: »

Great news!! Come quick somebody and take my lad. Bring him back when he can wipe his own arse!

Just have a wheelbarrow of cash with him when i come to collect him.

People used to say to me "you have to have your kid by 7." "They must be in their own room by 6 months" " they can't be allowed into the bed with you"
**** that. Raise them how you see fit. Fuucck the busy bodies

whelan2 · 28-08-2016 08:10AM

I said wrote: »

That child should be in its own room at 6 months old at least

Daughter didnt go to her own room until she was 4 -I must be a bad parent. Different folks different strokes

I said · 28-08-2016 08:18AM

Like cattle in sheds in the spring out ta fcuk

I said · 28-08-2016 08:20AM

Mrs cockett wrote: »

What if you lived in a country where its the norm for whole families live in one room?

If your sanity is that easily affected, I hope you never encounter real problems.

Let's move the in laws in as well while we are at it.

I said · 28-08-2016 08:22AM

darragh_haven wrote: »

**** that. Raise them how you see fit. Fuucck the busy bodies

Aye take your own advice then

Mrs cockett · 28-08-2016 08:22AM

I said wrote: »

Let's move the in laws in as well while we are at it.

now you are being ridiculous

whelan2 · 28-08-2016 08:23AM

kollegeknight wrote: »

We are renting a tiny house an old woman used live in since May. Our 1.5yo was in our room with us. So we were going moving her to her own room. So oh went making the bed- dampness had come up through floor through the legs of the cot bed and into mattress. Fracking lucky we are slow at getting her out into her own room. Oh won't let her into the room now at all. I dunno do I either. Is 2.5 very old for a child to leave parents room? She has her own bed in there. There is no other room in the house and house is the only one available until we build. I would be divorced if we moved into mothers house. Things could start going our way anytime soon.

When most of us were young there was damp etc in most houses. Think kids today are extremely mollycoddled on the cleanliness/dampness/ heating front

I said · 28-08-2016 08:24AM

Mrs cockett wrote: »

now you are being ridiculous

Me?youre the one who moved us to some other country

CloughCasey1 · 28-08-2016 08:24AM

kollegeknight wrote: »

I'll have to figure that one out. The house is drylined. I reckon it might be a rad leaking.
There is nowhere around to rent. If there was, we would be in it.

Get the fluck out of that house. Dampness will draw asthma and the cost of the extra rent isnt worth that at any rate whatever about the sleeping situation.

I said · 28-08-2016 08:25AM

whelan2 wrote: »

When most of us were young there was damp etc in most houses. Think kids today are extremely mollycoddled on the cleanliness/dampness/ heating front

Helicopter parenting its called always hovering

whelan2 · 28-08-2016 08:28AM

I said wrote: »

Helicopter parenting its called always hoovering

Listening to some parents at football the other night going on about bringing their kids here there and everywhere during the holidays and how ungrateful the kids were. Apart from football most nights and a trip to France we went no where. The more places you bring them the more places they want to go.

Farrell · 28-08-2016 08:29AM

whelan2 wrote: »

When most of us were young there was damp etc in most houses. Think kids today are extremely mollycoddled on the cleanliness/dampness/ heating front

Is it kids or us in society?
Houses are now air tight, when once people had on a coat when huddled around an open fire due to the draft coming under the door.

I said · 28-08-2016 08:32AM

whelan2 wrote: »

Listening to some parents at football the other night going on about bringing their kids here there and everywhere during the holidays and how ungrateful the kids were. Apart from football most nights and a trip to France we went no where. The more places you bring them the more places they want to go.

And people wonder why kids are unable to fend for themselves anymore everything handed to them.
No effort to get up and go mollycoddled till at least 30 now.lol

TITANIUM. · 28-08-2016 08:55AM

Looks like great day for the match. I hope it stays that way,
So who'll be cheering for the kingdom and who'll be backing the dubs?

TITANIUM. · 28-08-2016 08:55AM

Better get all the jobs done in time for it. I hate watching it on sky plus behind time.

naughto · 28-08-2016 09:09AM

whelan2 wrote: »

Daughter didnt go to her own room until she was 4 -I must be a bad parent. Different folks different strokes

si she went to the classroom from your bedroom. Any reason why u left her so long

I said · 28-08-2016 09:11AM

TITANIUM. wrote: »

Better get all the jobs done in time for it. I hate watching it on sky plus behind time.

Hard what to make of Kerry this year it hasn't been put up to them yet will be interesting to see what they're made of.

darragh_haven · 28-08-2016 09:23AM

I said wrote: »

Aye take your own advice then

Youd want to take the advice and stop being a busy body telling they have to have their kid out of the room. Are you going to mind their child in the middle of the night. You are in your hole

I said · 28-08-2016 09:26AM

darragh_haven wrote: »

Youd want to take the advice a stop being a busy body telling they have to have their kid out of the room. Are you going to mibd their child. You are in your hole

Well if the man tells everyone his arrangements and I offer an opinion and you have yours don't get offended then when you don't like or agree with mine.

Lady Haywire · 28-08-2016 09:30AM

I said wrote: »

Well if the man tells everyone his arrangements and I offer an opinion and you have yours don't get offended then when you don't like or agree with mine.

Someone was bitten by the cranky bug today

I said · 28-08-2016 09:38AM

Lady Haywire wrote: »

Someone was bitten by the cranky bug today

Nothing like drawing the liberal fascists out of a Sunday if you don't conform you get mauled.
No opinion but theirs matters free speech and thinking my hole.
Lol

Bullocks · 28-08-2016 09:47AM

Our first lad was in with us until he was around two I'd say and the younger lad was in his own room very quick ( I can't remember but about 3 months ) he just didn't like any sounds from us and pure darkness , he is still the same way .
Every child and parent is different

How bad is the damp ? Do you leave a window open regularly . As whelan said years ago alot of houses were damp and we got on OK ( I think )
Our house wasn't damp growing up but I have a sister and brother with asthma anyhow

TITANIUM. · 28-08-2016 09:55AM

I said wrote: »

Hard what to make of Kerry this year it hasn't been put up to them yet will be interesting to see what they're made of.

Your right. They needed a game alright. I'd say that there's a kick in them yet.
Training was closed this week so they must be up something.

whelan2 · 28-08-2016 10:12AM

naughto wrote: »

si she went to the classroom from your bedroom. Any reason why u left her so long

Her brother came along

No seriously she had health problems, convulsions with high temperatures and constant ear infections. Had a double bed along with our king size bed in the room-its a big room

kollegeknight · 28-08-2016 10:13AM

I reckon dampness if from a dripping rad pipe but could be from outside also. The rad is dry to touch. House is old. Dampness doesn't seem to be on walls but they are dry lined. There doesn't seem to be a path around that side of house. Dampness in that room isn't old but room is dry lined so hard to see.

There is literally noting around for 15-20 miles. Only other option is a damper house or home. With the way my mother is after dad dying we would loose our mind or our daughter would become a goth.

Lady Haywire · 28-08-2016 10:14AM

What's wrong with goths!!! :eek:

(says the wain who was a goth herself)

Muckit · 28-08-2016 10:26AM

whelan2 wrote: »

When most of us were young there was damp etc in most houses.

(In my day....) In winter you studied in a hat and coat huddled beside an electric oil rad. Then off to bed with a hot water bottle weighed down by enough blankets that'd seal a silage pit.

Wake up in the morn with a big blue nose. Hop out and get dressed in 10sec flat. Then go to the window to pull curtains to find the net curtains frozen solid to the window. Good times!!

Bullocks · 28-08-2016 10:53AM

Muckit wrote: »

(In my day....) In winter you studied in a hat and coat huddled beside an electric oil rad. Then off to bed with a hot water bottle weighed down by enough blankets that'd seal a silage pit.

Wake up in the morn with a big blue nose. Hop out and get dressed in 10sec flat. Then go to the window to pull curtains to find the net curtains frozen solid to the window. Good times!!

Study haha , I'd say you were some swot alright !

I'm bringing a lock of young lads go karting here and there on about their dad's ages .At 32 I'm 12 years younger than the next youngest dad .
I'm slightly poorer than most of them aswell as younger though

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