starbelgrade wrote: » I was like watching TV the other day & Jedward were on (nyom nyom) and my dad walked in & he was like "Who are those guys?" and me & my bff were all like "OMG, WTF, OMG?!" I was like lmao & my bff rofl'ed. Parents are soooo embarrasing.
phill106 wrote: » I was in the toilet, minding my own business, eating crisps and my sister walked in on me....
Dardania wrote: » walking in on the folk...at it... ughhhhhhhhhhhh
Stark wrote: » Leaving bloody sanitary pads on the bathroom floor.
Pace2008 wrote: » How the **** do you live with it? I resent my very existence knowing that the ould folks had to have done it at least once for me to have come into being.
Lux23 wrote: » My brother eating a bag of crisps while sitting on the toliet. He is profoundly autistic but it was still disgusting like even if he didn't realise it was unsanitary.
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stupidusername wrote: » I get how you may be confused, but how is this disturbing? I've a nephew who has autism, and he sits on the toilet for ages, and reads whole books. This doesn't disturb me at all.
11811 wrote: » Trust me Dardania, it's better to walk in on both your parents instead of just one of them.
Pace2008 wrote: » I resent my very existence knowing that the ould folks had to have done it at least once for me to have come into being.
Pace2008 wrote: » Generally, you don't eat books.
stupidusername wrote: » And you don't read crisps. What's your point?
alwaysadub wrote: » My nephew letting his friend send everyone in the family a text saying he was commiting suicide..as a 'joke'. By the time we finished with him,he knew never to try that again. Also,my uncle tried killing a few people,but i didn't see that myself..
up for anything wrote: » Don't know why you're rolling your eyes? I think any parent, who didn't have prior knowledge and even with it, would find that somewhat disturbing. It doesn't have any bearing on whether the OP is open-minded or not.
My nephew opening his Christmas present from his father in front of us all to find an empty box.
up for anything wrote: » It was horrible. We were all waiting around dying to see what it was. The poor lad was only about 13/14 at the time. His father doesn't believe in Christmas (does the Trocaire fast on the 25/26 Dec every year) and has a skewed sense of humour. We kept waiting for the 'punch line' but there wasn't one.
phill106 wrote: » read the post 2 or 3 above mine....
Beruthiel wrote: » Listen son, you don't own the rights on doin' the wild thing. We go at it hard every night, twice on Sundays. Your Loving Mother...
ChocolateSauce wrote: » Seen my mother have sex. /thread
InkSlinger67 wrote: » I would have to say seeing a (thankfully) distant relative getting butter licked off his "special area" by a family pet while on holiday as a kid :eek: I still wake up screaming sometimes and that was 20 years ago
Xerox wrote: » WTF??