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HOP Mad Doctor
13,925 posts
Location: San Francisco, CA, USA
HOP Mad Doctor
13,925 posts
Location: San Francisco, CA, USA
Posted:
I had THE FUNNIEST clinic today.
First was the 4-month old I saw. Mom says "his teeth are coming in!" Indeed...his teeth are coming in. Now, most 4-month-olds can't sit up and are just getting good head control. I put this kid on the table and he sits right up and looks at me and smiles. My face almost fell off. And then he was TICKLISH! I've never seen a 4-month-old who was ticklish! Amazing. He'll be walking at 9 months I swear. Never saw anything like it.
Next was the 4-year-old boy who looked at me with stoic eyes and said "I know the shot's gonna hurt, but I'll be brave because I know it's good for me." He was very brave about it, too.
Next was the ten-year-old boy who came in going "I don't see why my mom feels the need to bring me in to the doctor every time I have some virus!" Indeed, he had a virus. His response "Duh I have a virus! Runny noses are always viruses or allergies!" Woah.
This kid went to medical school or what? Because that's exactly right.
Next was the mom who comes in and I notice that she's speaking to her 3-year-old daughter in some Asian language, which it turns out is Vietnamese. I congratulate her on this and encourage her to always speak to her daughter in Vietnamese, but she says that she's concerned that her daughter speaks Vietnamese just fine but not English. At this point the kid looks at me and says "Do you have stickers? Can I have one? What kind do you have? Do you have Dora?" I was like "OK, mom, I think we'll be just fine with the English!" I did, indeed, have Dora stickers.
Last case was a 12-year-old girl who just started her period a couple of months ago. Quoth she: "It's not all it's cracked up to be!"
I love kids. 
I had THE FUNNIEST clinic today.
First was the 4-month old I saw. Mom says "his teeth are coming in!" Indeed...his teeth are coming in. Now, most 4-month-olds can't sit up and are just getting good head control. I put this kid on the table and he sits right up and looks at me and smiles. My face almost fell off. And then he was TICKLISH! I've never seen a 4-month-old who was ticklish! Amazing. He'll be walking at 9 months I swear. Never saw anything like it.
Next was the 4-year-old boy who looked at me with stoic eyes and said "I know the shot's gonna hurt, but I'll be brave because I know it's good for me." He was very brave about it, too.
Next was the ten-year-old boy who came in going "I don't see why my mom feels the need to bring me in to the doctor every time I have some virus!" Indeed, he had a virus. His response "Duh I have a virus! Runny noses are always viruses or allergies!" Woah.
This kid went to medical school or what? Because that's exactly right. Next was the mom who comes in and I notice that she's speaking to her 3-year-old daughter in some Asian language, which it turns out is Vietnamese. I congratulate her on this and encourage her to always speak to her daughter in Vietnamese, but she says that she's concerned that her daughter speaks Vietnamese just fine but not English. At this point the kid looks at me and says "Do you have stickers? Can I have one? What kind do you have? Do you have Dora?" I was like "OK, mom, I think we'll be just fine with the English!" I did, indeed, have Dora stickers.
Last case was a 12-year-old girl who just started her period a couple of months ago. Quoth she: "It's not all it's cracked up to be!"
I love kids.
-Mike
Certified Mad Doctor and HoP High Priest of Nutella
A buckuht n a hooze! -Valura
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Posted:
ooh much cuteness! how come they're not like this where i work??
it looks like you love your job... that's lovely
ooh much cuteness! how come they're not like this where i work??it looks like you love your job... that's lovely
c'est pas nous qui sommes à la rue, c'est la rue kétanou!
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Location: Locked In Pigeons Chimney
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Location: Locked In Pigeons Chimney
Posted:
Classic
Written by: Doc
"It's not all it's cracked up to be!"
Classic Could somebody stop the room please... I'd like to get off
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Likes trees...
209 posts
Location: Cape Town, South Africa
Likes trees...
209 posts
Location: Cape Town, South Africa
Posted:
i like children that belong to other people. That way, I can play with them when they are nice, and give them to their parents when they aren't. I don't feel a calling to pediatrics yet
i like children that belong to other people. That way, I can play with them when they are nice, and give them to their parents when they aren't. I don't feel a calling to pediatrics yet
'n Boer maak 'n plan.
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HOP Mad Doctor
13,925 posts
Location: San Francisco, CA, USA
HOP Mad Doctor
13,925 posts
Location: San Francisco, CA, USA
Posted:
In the words of my grandmother when looking at a baby: "Blessed animal... Glad it's not mine!"
In the words of my grandmother when looking at a baby: "Blessed animal... Glad it's not mine!"
-Mike
Certified Mad Doctor and HoP High Priest of Nutella
A buckuht n a hooze! -Valura
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Mumma Hen
6,391 posts
Location: Brisbane, Australia
Mumma Hen
6,391 posts
Location: Brisbane, Australia
Posted:
I swear dora the explorer is taking over the world. Taj LOVES her and my friends two year old daughter is already speaking some spanish because of dora....
plus the theme song plays through my head ALL the time...espically when Im trying to sleep.
cute kids! 4 months old and already sitting up?!?! whoa!
I swear dora the explorer is taking over the world. Taj LOVES her and my friends two year old daughter is already speaking some spanish because of dora....
plus the theme song plays through my head ALL the time...espically when Im trying to sleep.
cute kids! 4 months old and already sitting up?!?! whoa!
TAJ "boat mummy." VALURA "yes sweetie you went on a boat, was daddy there with you?" TAJ "no, but monkey on boat" VALURA "well then sweetie, Daddy WAS there with you"
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sunset seadragon
679 posts
Location: some little fluffy clouds, Belgium
sunset seadragon
679 posts
Location: some little fluffy clouds, Belgium
Posted:
I remember clearly the day that my sister started her period for the first time. (there's a 12 year difference between us)
It must have hurt a bit and she had to be introduced to everything it involves - hygiene etc... - by her mother.
I was at my fathers that day and I remember that when she came down, hate just radiated from her eyes. She burst out in tear and started screaming that she hated us and all men and that it was not fair and that we were all bloody b*stards.
My father and me just looked at each other, sheepishly shuffling our feet, not knowing how to handle that...
We're a few years later now and things have changed quite a bit. If she has a particularly heavy period I can sense it in her and I know when to feed her chocolate and heat up the cherish pip cushion. She then growls her gratitude, which is a BIG improvement ! ! !
I remember clearly the day that my sister started her period for the first time. (there's a 12 year difference between us)
It must have hurt a bit and she had to be introduced to everything it involves - hygiene etc... - by her mother.
I was at my fathers that day and I remember that when she came down, hate just radiated from her eyes. She burst out in tear and started screaming that she hated us and all men and that it was not fair and that we were all bloody b*stards.
My father and me just looked at each other, sheepishly shuffling our feet, not knowing how to handle that...
We're a few years later now and things have changed quite a bit. If she has a particularly heavy period I can sense it in her and I know when to feed her chocolate and heat up the cherish pip cushion. She then growls her gratitude, which is a BIG improvement ! ! !
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Pooh-Bah
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Location: Adelaide, SA, Australia
Pooh-Bah
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Location: Adelaide, SA, Australia
Posted:
that's some serious pms, not even i'm that bad...
that's some serious pms, not even i'm that bad...
"i am exotic, and must keep my arms down" - Rougie
"i don't understand what penises have to do with getting married" - Foxie
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Location: ffidrac
Posted:
Maybe i'm just not a kid kind of person, but that doesn't make me think cute, in fact i have a rather scary image in my head of a baby with far too many teeth, grinning a scary kind of cheshire cat grin... Although i'm sure in reality that's not how it was...
do you think you've had a run of child prodigys? they all seem pretty smart
Written by: Doc Lightning
I had THE FUNNIEST clinic today.
First was the 4-month old I saw. Mom says "his teeth are coming in!" Indeed...his teeth are coming in. Now, most 4-month-olds can't sit up and are just getting good head control. I put this kid on the table and he sits right up and looks at me and smiles. My face almost fell off. And then he was TICKLISH! I've never seen a 4-month-old who was ticklish! Amazing. He'll be walking at 9 months I swear. Never saw anything like it.
Maybe i'm just not a kid kind of person, but that doesn't make me think cute, in fact i have a rather scary image in my head of a baby with far too many teeth, grinning a scary kind of cheshire cat grin... Although i'm sure in reality that's not how it was...
do you think you've had a run of child prodigys? they all seem pretty smart
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Empirically random...
431 posts
Location: Lincoln, United Kingdom
Empirically random...
431 posts
Location: Lincoln, United Kingdom
Posted:
See, i really like kids, but i know what your saying! its like stewy off family guy -
" damn you woman, give me back my raygun!"
Written by: NOn
Maybe i'm just not a kid kind of person, but that doesn't make me think cute, in fact i have a rather scary image in my head of a baby with far too many teeth, grinning a scary kind of cheshire cat grin... Although i'm sure in reality that's not how it was...
See, i really like kids, but i know what your saying! its like stewy off family guy -
" damn you woman, give me back my raygun!"
"This dark place planet Earth, orbits one star,
Come from afar, far away state of mind,
open up your third eye, black helicopters in the sky"
I Doubt, Therefore I Might Be
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Location: Horsham
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Location: Horsham
Posted:
Dora meet 87wt2gxq7...
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87wt2gxq7 meet Dora...shes an Explorer
Dora meet 87wt2gxq7...
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87wt2gxq7 meet Dora...shes an Explorer
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13,215 posts
Location: without class distinction, Australia
Insert Champagne Here
13,215 posts
Location: without class distinction, Australia
Posted:
Walking at 9 months? Is that unusual? Cos I walked at 10 months.
sorry! i'm an only child so never had siblings to figure these things out with
Walking at 9 months? Is that unusual? Cos I walked at 10 months.
sorry! i'm an only child so never had siblings to figure these things out with
i would have changed ***** to phallus, and claire to petey Petey
Rougie: but that's what I'm doing here
Arnwyn: what letting me adjust myself in your room?..don't you dare quote that on HoP...
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playing the days away
7,263 posts
Location: The Middle lands, United Kingdom
playing the days away
7,263 posts
Location: The Middle lands, United Kingdom
Posted:
Kids are so awesome, I never thought so till I had my own!
Yes walking at 9 months is quite early Rouge, something to do with development of the pelvis I think? You can't walk (or possibly crawl too) till the pelvis is ready, I think around 1 year or just over is pretty average for walking.
Edan still can't sit up normally and he's over one now!! He goes from his back to his front and then backs up onto his butt, he can't do it from lying on his back. The little cutie has only just started crawling too, will be a while before he walks unaided I think although he loves walking his little push car around.
Lightning you say being ticklish at 4 months is weird? I remember Edan being ticklish pretty much straight after birth, certainly by 6 weeks we tickled him quite often and he loved it, so seriously, is that not normal or something?
Kids are so awesome, I never thought so till I had my own!
Yes walking at 9 months is quite early Rouge, something to do with development of the pelvis I think? You can't walk (or possibly crawl too) till the pelvis is ready, I think around 1 year or just over is pretty average for walking.
Edan still can't sit up normally and he's over one now!! He goes from his back to his front and then backs up onto his butt, he can't do it from lying on his back. The little cutie has only just started crawling too, will be a while before he walks unaided I think although he loves walking his little push car around.
Lightning you say being ticklish at 4 months is weird? I remember Edan being ticklish pretty much straight after birth, certainly by 6 weeks we tickled him quite often and he loved it, so seriously, is that not normal or something?
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HOP Mad Doctor
13,925 posts
Location: San Francisco, CA, USA
HOP Mad Doctor
13,925 posts
Location: San Francisco, CA, USA
Posted:
Dunc, "ticklish" is not a developmental milestone, but normally the littlest babies aren't ticklish.
Today I had a 5yo boy who was a very talkative, precocious kid. I said "Wow, you're five?"
His very matter-of-fact response: "Yeah, but I know; I look six."
Dunc, "ticklish" is not a developmental milestone, but normally the littlest babies aren't ticklish.
Today I had a 5yo boy who was a very talkative, precocious kid. I said "Wow, you're five?"
His very matter-of-fact response: "Yeah, but I know; I look six."
-Mike
Certified Mad Doctor and HoP High Priest of Nutella
A buckuht n a hooze! -Valura
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HOP Mad Doctor
13,925 posts
Location: San Francisco, CA, USA
HOP Mad Doctor
13,925 posts
Location: San Francisco, CA, USA
Posted:
Walking is usually 10-14 months. If they aren't walking at 14 months, I'm worried. They should be pulling themselves up to stand by 9 months.
One of the best parts of my job is watching these newborns grow into little people and put themselves together into walking, talking, human beings.
Written by: Rouge Dragon
Walking at 9 months? Is that unusual? Cos I walked at 10 months.
sorry! i'm an only child so never had siblings to figure these things out with
Walking is usually 10-14 months. If they aren't walking at 14 months, I'm worried. They should be pulling themselves up to stand by 9 months.
One of the best parts of my job is watching these newborns grow into little people and put themselves together into walking, talking, human beings.
-Mike
Certified Mad Doctor and HoP High Priest of Nutella
A buckuht n a hooze! -Valura
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Mumma Hen
6,391 posts
Location: Brisbane, Australia
Mumma Hen
6,391 posts
Location: Brisbane, Australia
Posted:
Taj is walking now! Yesterday he took 6 steps in a row... the cute, lift your leg as high as you can, kind of steps... He is just 14 months, (by a day now) a friend of mines baby wasnt walking until 18 months...
Tajs gives big sloppy kisses and high fives now too. He also has this thing for putting EVERYTHING (remotes carkeys telephones) into his little baby shopping trolley (a real metal one!) and wlaking it around... so so cute.
arrrghhh anyway Im wayyy off topic and into shameless baby promotion now... sorry!
Taj is walking now! Yesterday he took 6 steps in a row... the cute, lift your leg as high as you can, kind of steps... He is just 14 months, (by a day now) a friend of mines baby wasnt walking until 18 months...
Tajs gives big sloppy kisses and high fives now too. He also has this thing for putting EVERYTHING (remotes carkeys telephones) into his little baby shopping trolley (a real metal one!) and wlaking it around... so so cute.
arrrghhh anyway Im wayyy off topic and into shameless baby promotion now... sorry!
TAJ "boat mummy." VALURA "yes sweetie you went on a boat, was daddy there with you?" TAJ "no, but monkey on boat" VALURA "well then sweetie, Daddy WAS there with you"
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Location: without class distinction, Australia
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Location: without class distinction, Australia
Posted:
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*hnnnnnnnnnnnnn*
*hnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn*
*hnnnnnnnn*
*hnnnnnnnnnnnnn*
*hnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn*
i would have changed ***** to phallus, and claire to petey Petey
Rougie: but that's what I'm doing here
Arnwyn: what letting me adjust myself in your room?..don't you dare quote that on HoP...
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HOP Mad Doctor
13,925 posts
Location: San Francisco, CA, USA
HOP Mad Doctor
13,925 posts
Location: San Francisco, CA, USA
Posted:
That baby has a developmental delay and needs to be seen by a pediatrician. And a pediatrician who won't blow it off as "oh, he's fine." Seriously.
Taj, on the other hand does not sound like he has a developmental delay. In fact, he sounds like he's ADORABLE, very cute, and very developmentally appropriate. And I can't wait to meet him in March!
Except...I thought he took his first steps a few weeks ago?
Well the thread is about cute kids. Are you saying that talking about Taj in a thread like this is off-topic? ARE YOU SAYING YOUR SON ISN'T CUTE??? HUH?
Written by: Valura
Taj is walking now! Yesterday he took 6 steps in a row... the cute, lift your leg as high as you can, kind of steps... He is just 14 months, (by a day now) a friend of mines baby wasnt walking until 18 months...
That baby has a developmental delay and needs to be seen by a pediatrician. And a pediatrician who won't blow it off as "oh, he's fine." Seriously.
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Tajs gives big sloppy kisses and high fives now too. He also has this thing for putting EVERYTHING (remotes carkeys telephones) into his little baby shopping trolley (a real metal one!) and wlaking it around... so so cute.
Taj, on the other hand does not sound like he has a developmental delay. In fact, he sounds like he's ADORABLE, very cute, and very developmentally appropriate. And I can't wait to meet him in March!
Except...I thought he took his first steps a few weeks ago?
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arrrghhh anyway Im wayyy off topic and into shameless baby promotion now... sorry!
Well the thread is about cute kids. Are you saying that talking about Taj in a thread like this is off-topic? ARE YOU SAYING YOUR SON ISN'T CUTE??? HUH?
-Mike
Certified Mad Doctor and HoP High Priest of Nutella
A buckuht n a hooze! -Valura
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playing the days away
7,263 posts
Location: The Middle lands, United Kingdom
playing the days away
7,263 posts
Location: The Middle lands, United Kingdom
Posted:
A friend of mine's baby didn't walk till it was well over 2!! It started to walk at about 16 months, then changed it's mine and didn't bother again until about 26 months!!
Yey for shameless baby promotion
A friend of mine's baby didn't walk till it was well over 2!! It started to walk at about 16 months, then changed it's mine and didn't bother again until about 26 months!!
Yey for shameless baby promotion
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there's no charge for awesomeness... or attractiveness
3,764 posts
Location: limbo, Australia
there's no charge for awesomeness... or attractiveness
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Location: limbo, Australia
Posted:
mum reckons I crawled straight out the door and into the street @ 4 months old... no idea when I started walking
lachie, my 2nd youngest, was pulling himself up on the furniture and "attempting" to walk @ 9 months, but his legs weren't up to the task... used to come down like a tree being felled... his whole body dead straight just came crashing down every time... we used to have to put cushions around him to break his fall, cos he wouldn't stop doing it
didn't take him long after that to figure it out though... determined lil bugga
mum reckons I crawled straight out the door and into the street @ 4 months old... no idea when I started walking
lachie, my 2nd youngest, was pulling himself up on the furniture and "attempting" to walk @ 9 months, but his legs weren't up to the task... used to come down like a tree being felled... his whole body dead straight just came crashing down every time... we used to have to put cushions around him to break his fall, cos he wouldn't stop doing it
didn't take him long after that to figure it out though... determined lil bugga
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Carpal \'Tunnel
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Location: Bideford and Bath, United Kingdom
Carpal \'Tunnel
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Location: Bideford and Bath, United Kingdom
Posted:
thankyou for posting that. It brought a big smile to my face
thanks doc
thankyou for posting that. It brought a big smile to my face
thanks doc
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Posted:
aww bless them! kids can be so sweet!!
I was with a 4 month old girl today, shes very sweet and loves sitting up, but can't manage it on her own yet!
aparantly me and my three brothers were all walking (as in could walk accross a room) by 10 months! i always thought that was a bit early!
aww bless them! kids can be so sweet!!
I was with a 4 month old girl today, shes very sweet and loves sitting up, but can't manage it on her own yet!
aparantly me and my three brothers were all walking (as in could walk accross a room) by 10 months! i always thought that was a bit early!
Future Mrs Pogo
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Location: The wrong place
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Goddess bless YOU, darlin,' for taking care of children and really loving them in the process!!!
Goddess bless YOU, darlin,' for taking care of children and really loving them in the process!!!
"Absence is to love what wind is to fire...it extinguishes the small, enkindles the great."
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Precision instrument of speed and aromatics
240 posts
Location: Vienna
240 posts
Location: Vienna
Posted:
My God... how did HOP suddenly become a stomping ground for the excessively broody and sentimental?
I don't get the whole children thing at all. Can't stand them.
... although they are pretty good deep fried
My God... how did HOP suddenly become a stomping ground for the excessively broody and sentimental?
I don't get the whole children thing at all. Can't stand them.
... although they are pretty good deep fried
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Location: without class distinction, Australia
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Location: without class distinction, Australia
Posted:
I love kids as long as I can give them back at the end of the day!
I love kids as long as I can give them back at the end of the day!
i would have changed ***** to phallus, and claire to petey Petey
Rougie: but that's what I'm doing here
Arnwyn: what letting me adjust myself in your room?..don't you dare quote that on HoP...
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there's no charge for awesomeness... or attractiveness
3,764 posts
Location: limbo, Australia
there's no charge for awesomeness... or attractiveness
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Location: limbo, Australia
Posted:
I was exactly the same till I had kids of my own...
I was exactly the same till I had kids of my own...
--pogo (pat) [forever and always]
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there's no charge for awesomeness... or attractiveness
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Location: limbo, Australia
there's no charge for awesomeness... or attractiveness
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Posted:
...now I wanna give em back at the beginning of the day
...now I wanna give em back at the beginning of the day
--pogo (pat) [forever and always]
NYC
9,232 posts
Location: NYC, NY, USA
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Location: NYC, NY, USA
Posted:
I wouldn't mind Dora if she'd just stop yelling at me.
"I GET IT DORA! IT'S NOT THAT DIFFICULT! WE OBVIOUSLY DON'T WANT TO GO THROUGH THE LAKE WITH THE FRIGGIN ALIGATORS!!! STOP YELLING!!!"
Written by: FreyaJ
Dora meet 87wt2gxq7...
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I wouldn't mind Dora if she'd just stop yelling at me.
"I GET IT DORA! IT'S NOT THAT DIFFICULT! WE OBVIOUSLY DON'T WANT TO GO THROUGH THE LAKE WITH THE FRIGGIN ALIGATORS!!! STOP YELLING!!!"
Well, shall we go?
Yes, let's go.
[They do not move.]
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hello!
1,034 posts
Location: Amsterdam, Netherlands
hello!
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Location: Amsterdam, Netherlands
Posted:
I'm impressed. Your sister trains you pretty good
Written by: Dragosani
If she has a particularly heavy period I can sense it in her and I know when to feed her chocolate and heat up the cherish pip cushion.
I'm impressed. Your sister trains you pretty good
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sunset seadragon
679 posts
Location: some little fluffy clouds, Belgium
sunset seadragon
679 posts
Location: some little fluffy clouds, Belgium
Posted:
yeah, she's got a way with getting what she want...
But then again, that is what older brothers are for, innit?
yeah, she's got a way with getting what she want...
But then again, that is what older brothers are for, innit?
“A dreamer is one who can only find his way by moonlight, and his punishment is that he sees the dawn before the rest of the world.” - Oscar Wilde
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Future Mrs Pogo
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Posted:
I know exactly how you feel!
Brandi is horrible about getting up in the mornings to get ready for school. By the time she's actually up and ready to go, I need a Valium...or two! 
Written by: Pogo69
...now I wanna give em back at the beginning of the day
I know exactly how you feel!
Brandi is horrible about getting up in the mornings to get ready for school. By the time she's actually up and ready to go, I need a Valium...or two!
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