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We went to our local village pantomine and admittedly it was long - 2.5 hours with only 20 mins interval, the last half hour - my DS (3 1/2 yrs)got bored - so down come the trousers and he sits there playing - He refused to pull his trousers up - so I ended up putting my coat over his bits. We were sitting in a crowd of brownies:no: I really felt like slap1234 as he then refused to put his coat on to go home.
Rant over - when I look back its prolly a funny thing really -:cheesy: I was just worrying what anyone thought especially as previously one of the brownies looked shocked when a rude word was mentioned by an actor on the stage.
Olive_Oil
03-02-2007, 09:59 PM
:cheesy: - oh hun i dont know what to say.....:cheesy:
:cheesy: And they never grow out of it...
kel1ie
03-02-2007, 10:56 PM
dont know what to say
nicholamarie
03-02-2007, 10:58 PM
lol
Emsickle
03-02-2007, 11:07 PM
Why do boys feel the need to play with themselves lol. Problem is once they start, they really don't stop (meaning agewise as opposed to length of time :hysterica )
Catkin
04-02-2007, 12:00 AM
So let me get this straight - was this your ds or your dh???
........... only joking hun LOL - but I bet it wasn't funny at the time - bless!
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bikemad
04-02-2007, 02:03 PM
:hysterica Classic-glad it aint just ds fascinated with 'down there'!!
duck_egg
04-02-2007, 02:08 PM
aww bless, it's not just boys!! my dd often has a 'fiddle' i have to make sure she's wearing knickers with her nighties or she sits there playing!!! my niece got a shell stuck once whilst 'fiddling'!!!!
oh dear, well at least it saves packing the nintendo when you go out
TopKat
04-02-2007, 02:52 PM
Hmmmm.......not too sure what to say either. I'd of just left I suppose. But that is boys for you, mine haven't started that yet and I hope they don't do it whilst we are out and about when they do!
elkatie
04-02-2007, 03:19 PM
Hmmmm, thats boys for you! All I can say is as they grow up they learn not to do it, or at least not when anyones about! :hysterica
Hmmmm, thats boys for you! All I can say is as they grow up they learn not to do it, or at least not when anyones about! :hysterica
I hope they learn not to do it if other people about - its laughable now but at the time I was running out of ideas what to do .
oh dear, well at least it saves packing the nintendo when you go out
True but his Dad (who doesn't live with us) bought him a nintendo recently - OK a second hand one - but the temper tantrums we have when his time is up - Im sure the neighbours think Im a bad mother. grrrrh :angry-smi123
However, I love DS to bits really - just looking forward to the day he stops playing with "it" in public places - lol
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