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  1. 16th July 2007, 01:01 PM #16
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    There was I suitably attired in a not dissimilar manner to the photograph above
    What, a fluffy pink cardigan and lime green tracky dacks?
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  2. 16th July 2007, 01:09 PM #17
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    Now boys, a bloke in a dressing gown can be very fetching on a cold morning.... fetching me the paper, fetching me a nice cup of coffee.......
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    I have three. A white luxurous terry towling job..good for winter.
    A fairly thick silk Japanese number... good when its a bit warmer but not hot.
    And a very light nylon job for summer.

    My excuse is that my wardrobe is at the front of the house so the only other cloths I can grab when i get up is yesterdays smelly stuff, no thanks.
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  4. 16th July 2007, 01:48 PM #19
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    My excuse is that my wardrobe is at the front of the house
    Did you ever consider moving it? Most people have it in their bedroom
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    Bleedin Thumb, which one do you wear in the garage?
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    In the garage I wear an apron....

    And Silent we have a small 2 bedroom house and I put inbuilts into the front room then kids came along and forced us to the smaller back room. BTW we have recently found out that that bloody stalk is going to visit us again so now its time to extend.
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    Well, congratulations! But I hope you meant stork, because being visited by a stalk(er) is not something to celebrate
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    Yes it was stork, don't know how happy I am about it all...
    Had just got the youngest into school, my busness was gearing back up, my wife was being offered a partership with a big law firm and I was doing this mental jig thinking that finally we were going to get our lives back..

    Well the job offer got withdrawn, we have given all the baby stuff away and it looks like another 5 years of nappies, childcare fee's and restricted working hours.
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    Well I found out what was causing it and put a stop to it. So there will be no more storkings at our place
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    Yes I've yet to find out what is causing this problem.... but when I do...

    Maybe its that silk dressing gown??????
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    Bleedin Thumb, congratulations you are now one of the "Wild women of Wongo"
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    Back away, don't make eye contact...
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    I found out what the cause was - the only solution is that there is never a day before her hysterectomy or your vasectomy when you can allow your life partner (aka SWMBO) not to take that pill. The day she doesn't she will relax you with a fine dinner and the best booze and seduce you with sweet words and embraces, and 9 months later - stork time.....DAMHIK (but I have a 2 yo daughter).
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    Yes I have been told its snip time for me but.... I'm just so young!
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    Go and see the vet for the snip.

    But before you do, make a donation at the sperm bank.....
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