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Trivial things that annoy you Part 43
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shruikan2553 wrote: »Children sure are loved in this thread. I normally laugh at the children being leashed but maybe all children should be kept on one in public until the age of 5 and the parents pass a test.
And the irony is that the people complaining about these parents who are teaching their child to walk on a footpath will be the same people complaining if a child was walking on the road "Stupid fukcing kids and dumb parents should teach the ankle bitters to walk properly on a foot path like a normal person" or "Rude little bollicx of a brat let the door go in my face. Its the parents fault for never teaching them to hold a door open properly"
I guess the delicious ironing is mostly lost on them though
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And the irony is that the people complaining about these parents who are teaching their child to walk on a footpath will be the same people complaining if a child was walking on the road "Stupid fukcing kids and dumb parents should teach the ankle bitters to walk properly on a foot path like a normal person" or "Rude little bollicx of a brat let the door go in my face. Its the parents fault for never teaching them to hold a door open properly"
I guess the delicious ironing is mostly lost on them though
Yes, you're absolutely right, because a child can't learn to walk at home, it's entirely acceptable to allow a child to inconvenience other people.:rolleyes: I'm guessing that you might be the type of parent who finds it cute to let your kids do things that inconvenience other people. The reality is the world is full of people who don't give a rats ass about other people's kids. We just want to go about our business with as little hassle as necessary.0 -
Pumpkinseeds wrote: »Yes, you're absolutely right, because a child can't learn to walk at home, it's entirely acceptable to allow a child to inconvenience other people.:rolleyes: I'm guessing that you might be the type of parent who finds it cute to let your kids do things that inconvenience other people. The reality is the world is full of people who don't give a rats ass about other people's kids. We just want to go about our business with as little hassle as necessary.
Now now, Pumpkin, less of the claws. No need to be nasty
There would, I assume, be no cars actually driving around in your living room?
Thought so. The same goes for everyone elses home. So logic would then present that road safety and awareness would be taught to a child where there is actually a ROAD.
But hey knock yourself out with your assumptions. It says more about you than me or mine
Edit: And also, how come everytime I post here you are in like Flynn with a nasty remark?
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Now now, Pumpkin, less of the claws. No need to be nasty
There would, I assume, be no cars actually driving around in your living room?
Thought so. The same goes for everyone elses home. So logic would then present that road safety and awareness would be taught to a child where there is actually a ROAD.
But hey knock yourself out with your assumptions. It says more about you than me or mine
Edit: And also, how come everytime I post here you are in like Flynn with a nasty remark?
Gotta thing for me?
I can't say I've ever noticed you, but perhaps if I have commented on any of your previous posts it's been to disagree with some irritating point of yours. I can't really see how a toddler would have the slightest concept of road safety. If it can't walk or talk properly it hardly has the skills to understand road safety. Likewise with opening doors, a toddler doesn't have the bodily strength to push a heavy shop door. Maybe think through some of your posts before you actually post them.;)0 -
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Pumpkinseeds wrote: »I can't say I've ever noticed you, but perhaps if I have commented on previous points it's been to disagree with some obnoxious post of yours. I can't really see how a toddler would have the slightest concept of road safety. If it can't walk or talk properly it hardly has the skills to understand road safety. Likewise with opening doors, a toddler doesn't have the bodily strength to push a heavy shop door. Maybe think through some of your posts before you actually post them.;)
To gain the concept of something, first it must be taught.
You do know what a toddler is? You do know how speech is learned?
If you have never "noticed" me before, how do you know previous posts have been obnoxious? I very rarely post in this thread but you have responded to me almost everytime. Its your vitriolic, almost hysterical outbursts I remember
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When my favourite thread turns from "trivial things that annoy you" into "lets bash people who don't have children, notwithstanding the fact that we don't know the reasons why they are childless, and while we're at it also have a passive aggressive go at those who dare to not be as enamoured by our progeny as we are". Wtf happened to the thread?
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SpaceCowb0y wrote: »First world problems!
Also something that tests a mans patience on a regular basis working in an office environment. Some days it's things like that, or piss on the toilet seat that makes you want to flip out and go all Michael Douglas in "Falling Down".
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Just getting us back on our trivial tracksToast crumbs in the butter :mad:
Oh jesus :mad:
Jam in the butter, butter in the jam.
Do you know what actually really trivially annoys me? My husband using a butter knife as a normal knife to eat his dinner with. It's called a butter knife for a reason. And he sits there hammering away at the dinner and tut tutting because the butter knife isn't great at cutting through anything but butter :rolleyes:
Butter knife = http://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/01957/butter-knife_1957324c.jpg0 -
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eisenberg1 wrote: »Are you sure it is a mouse?:D
When mine were young, I would fill a kong with wet food and freeze it, worked a treat.
Now the dogs were a different story..........:D
AHHHH shhhhtop! your one from rentokil said the same thing. They're coming out tomorrow to put bait boxes down. 200 crisp ones and then extra to seal up wherever they're getting in.
Bet the oh wishes he caught them when I asked him to now!0
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