pilly wrote: » They might have a clip on version. :eek:
razorblunt wrote: » Also if the ol nips are pierced you've got a handy and cheap Halloween outfit I you want to go as a Moroccan belly dancer!
kunst nugget wrote: » Also, they do double up as titty tassels?
pilly wrote: » They're all the fashion whoops, do keep up.
whoopsadoodles wrote: » Someone liked this pic with the heading "Girls, Penneys have fab earrings for only €3" I genuinely thought is was pisstake of someone standing in hickeys homefocus taking a pic of the curtain tie backs. Nope....they're actually earrings and there are girls going mad for them.
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Gunslinger92 wrote: » Womb raiders is genius
Lisha wrote: » Womb raiders???
mackeire wrote: » Stop being jealous that you weren't invited
[Deleted User] wrote: » Children are always fully charged. Ive a toddler nephew and he never runs out of battery On a more serious note though who the fúck lets the child near a plug anyway? Granted kids are active to be fair as i said but there is now blockers for plug holes and surely you could charge your phone up high?
Deleted User wrote: » I see and look after my nephew/nieces so often that I feel i know a considerable amount but its one of those areas you are constantly learning something new id imagine
rawn wrote: » I don't think you know what it's like to have children
Deleted User wrote: » Children are always fully charged. Ive a toddler nephew and he never runs out of battery On a more serious note though who the fúck lets the child near a plug anyway?
coolhull wrote: » Well, yeah, but she is fully charged now so let's not nit-pick..
Danny_B wrote: » So I wasn't going to post about this until I posted in a mom group and found out many parents don't think twice about the danger of a phone charger around children. On Sept 28th my 19 month old stuck my phone charger in her mouth. We went to the Dr who confirmed that it was an electrical burn there was nothing they could put on it due to her being able to lick it. Any other day my charger wouldn't have been plugged up in her reach but bc of a bunch of stuff going on that day I didn't have time to move it. It took all of a few seconds for her to get burned. She had never tried to put it in her mouth and she had never messed with it. The one day it isn't moved she stuck it in her mouth and got a severe burn. She doesn't feel it thank God hasn't acted like it bothers her at all. **Parents, Grandparents, babysitters etc please put your chargers up out of reach. My daughter was lucky the next kid may not be as lucky as her.
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