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    Kim Jong-Un is dead

    in The General Nonsense Forum

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    Check out Mrs.You'renogettingyourholetonightcunto on the right. :lol:

    Been grafting quite relentlessly this week and i only just seen this last night on 'Have I Got News For You',

    They showed another photy near the end of the show where Barry O had swapped seats with Michelle and Danish burd wasn't in it, suppose you had to see it for it to be funny!! :lol:

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    Should Weed Be Legal?

    in The General Nonsense Forum

    Posted · Edited by 1888bhoy67

    In the grand scheme of things, it is no worse than already available and taxable intoxicant's,

    Of course you'll have people that kick the hole out of it and turn into lazy arsed stoners just the same as you have jakey's who kick the c**t out of bevvy, and just the same as with bevvy, you'll have folk whose inbuilt biology won't tolerate it and it'll send them off their nut,

    but as mentioned, everything in moderation, and it's fine,

    I honestly hope to see the law changed in the near future but i won't be putting my house on it happening, which is a shame as it's nice to just get smashed now and again without the fear of plod banging you up for it!!

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    Pregnancy And Parenting

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    Man, i swear i'd rather have babies or toddlers than teenagers, teenage girls especially, my 2 eldest daughters are driving me round the fecking twist with fighting and bitching with each other,

    I used to fight with my younger sister when i was young, but this pair are taking the fecking cake!!!!

    Between the mrs being pregnant and the two girls ripping each other new arses, i'm due a nuclear breakdown :bairn

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    Depression

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    I can feel the initial symptoms coming at me with a vengeance, think i may double up on the Cipralex and maybe a double dose of zopiclone because 7.5mg isn't eliminating the insomia in the slightest,

    With the medical concerns with the wifes pregnancy, i really don't want to be moaning about at her about how i feel, (if you can call it moaning)

    I just hope the double dose of cipralex starts improving my mood pdq!! :(

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    Pregnancy And Parenting

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    I thought the nesting instinct wasn't meant to kick in to the third tri-mester?? She's gonna end up in hospital if she doesn't start taking it easy, and it's not like I'm not trying to help but when i do she's snapping at both me and our eldedst saying she's fine!! It's not only pissing me off, its also worrying me just how much she's doing, what with work too (she runs her own business), on top of her medical issues, i don't know what to do!!! :(

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    Pregnancy And Parenting

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    My wee boy is 3 months today and weighs exactly a stone. He was born with Down's Syndrome which came as a huge shock to us as we were considered "low risk" when we underwent the tests. There was something like a 1 in 1180 chance and unfortunately we were it. We were told around 15 minutes after he was born that he had certain characteristics indicitave of a chromosomal condition. Looking back it did seem that the paediatricians had him over at the weighing station for longer than seemed necessary, however it was a bit of a traumatic birth (forceps) and he is our first child so we didn't know any better.

    When we were told our world just caved in on us. I nearly fainted, had to go to the toilet to compose myself and only came back so soon because my wife was in tears. We didn't really take anything in that we were being told. Because it was a night birth we were taken to a room and then left in the darkness, confused, scared, angry and helpless. What should have been the happiest night of our lives turned out to be the worst.

    Because my wife was so upset I had to be strong for her, even though I didn't feel it, and I suppose this helped me come to terms with it a lot sooner. I had two choices - collapse in a heap of tears and self pity or man up and look after my family. When I looked at him I realised nothing really mattered apart from the fact he was here. He was so small and helpless and had never harmed a soul in his life so any bad feelings I had were soon replaced.

    As for the future - who knows? We'll just have to take things as they come. He is such a good baby and is no hassle at all. He smiles away and laughs occasionally and has just started making all the baby talk noises which is good. I just hope we can do enough for him so he can lead as normal a life as possible.

    Sorry to hear that buddy,

    But imo, (and i'm not trying to sound patronising at all) there is absolutely nothing to stop your wee one living a full and complete life, you just need to have a bit more patience and let him/er develop at a good pace,

    My wife's brother had downs, although he passed away before she was born, but from all the stories i've been told, he was such a character and lived a full life untill he passed at the age of 42,

    There are so many groups and services out there to give help and support, so make sure you and your wife use them!!

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    Eastenders....

    in TV and Film Forum

    Posted · Edited by 1888bhoy67

    Eastenders desperately lacks eye-candy.

    Get Dawn Swan back ASAP.

    Shabnam is coming back, albeit with a different actress!!

    Guaranteed one of the xmas stories will be Lauren and the ex jakey being uncovered, ala Max ans Stacey stylee!!

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    Pregnancy And Parenting

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    Our wee one will be 21 months on the 1st December. Whilst he's not 2 years old yet I can definitely see where the term 'terrible 2's' comes from. He wasn't properly walking til about 19 months but his speech has been ridiculously good for quite a while now. I think his new found independence and wanting to express himself more and more is frustrating him. His night time routine has went down the tubes and he's frequently getting up and not wanting to go back down unless he comes through beside us. We've tried controlled crying but it just gets him more and more worked up. What we've noticed is, when he starts crying during the night and we go to check on him, he's still asleep. Not sure if he's maybe having night terrors. I say that but he slept all night last night so there's no real pattern at the moment.

    Really looking forward to Christmas this year with him though :)

    Our second youngest turned 2 a few weeks ago and she's an absolute nightmare for tantrums just now, and her bed time routine has gone too for some reason, she just won't go into her own bed without an almighty screaming match and just gets louder and louder the longer she's left!! She won't settle at all unless she's in our bed and she's the only one that's done this, there's just nothing that will get her to settle in her own bed, which is strange as she was fine for a few months after she moved from a cot to the cotbed, but now she's a complete madam and will not calm down until she gets in to ours!!! It's murder at night now :(

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