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Daughter caught us having sex....

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  • Dilfred
    Dilfred Posts: 172 Forumite
    DKLS wrote: »
    Google Marriane Faithfull and urban legends, thats where it all started.
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mars_Bar_party
  • ChIpStIcK
    ChIpStIcK Posts: 86 Forumite
    Threatening her brother with all sorts, usual stuff, i will cross question him later, he is off as school is polling station, but he has hinted at knowing a secret, all i need to do is grab his ds lite and he will spill, i'll wait till the dogs asleep.

    She is very quiet but because of oh's clever thinking wants to go out stauday so isn't saying much, I've totally blanked the whole situation out and hope she does the same.

    I couldn't say word for word what a mars bar party is, but think rude thoughts and what a man/woman could do with a mars bar, they both get a bit if that makes sense.:o:o:o:o:o one inserts the other chomps after.:o:o:o:o
    We all deserve the SAME respect regardless of however many posts you have to your name :o
  • DKLS
    DKLS Posts: 13,461 Forumite
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    SugarSpun wrote: »
    :eek:

    Sounds like a nasty infection just waiting to happen!

    Toys should only melt if they're made of ice.

    Your right, So much better to use a Mini Milk Ice lolly :D
  • moneysaver12
    moneysaver12 Posts: 2,088 Forumite
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    This thread has made me laugh. My oh is 40 and he tells me that he was given to his parents by the stork lol.
    Married 09/09/09
  • Ammie
    Ammie Posts: 395 Forumite
    ChIpStIcK wrote: »
    I couldn't say word for word what a mars bar party is, but think rude thoughts and what a man/woman could do with a mars bar, they both get a bit if that makes sense.:o:o:o:o:o one inserts the other chomps after.:o:o:o:o

    :eek: I am totally loving this thread! :D:rotfl:
  • bevan840
    bevan840 Posts: 1,014 Forumite
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    DKLS wrote: »
    Your right, So much better to use a Mini Milk Ice lolly :D

    Until it gets stuck or frostbite :p;)
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  • Sirbendy
    Sirbendy Posts: 537 Forumite
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    And what is wrong with Sirbendy? ;) I admit we've had heat of the moment whining from the neighbours (they shouted through their window "Will you SHUT UP!")..but we ignored it and both just shouted back "Hell NO!" without stopping.

    We live in a top floor flat now..and it's not uncommon to be watching TV/lying in the bedroom and hear our downstairs neighbours going at it...it's hysterical. "Oh yeah baby, call me your dirty B.." etc etc...she's quite vocal.

    TBH though, we probably give as good as we get..heh..Dressing gown cords as gags work fairly well..:)
  • SugarSpun
    SugarSpun Posts: 8,559 Forumite
    In one of my old apartments (six sharing), the walls were paper thin. It was considered appropriate to attempt to keep the noise down, but we all knew that sometimes it was just going to get loud.

    It was also considered appropriate that, if any actual words were distinguishable from the general racket, these words ought to be introduced in some casual way into the conversation the next day. Bonus points for ingenuity.

    My housemate's ex was horrified to learn that we did this, all the more so because he discovered it while the two of them were drinking tea in the kitchen the next morning. Another housemate and I wandered in all bleary and morning-headed and started making breakfast. She went to drop a glass jar into the recycling box (covered, with holes in the top for different types of recycling) and I yelled out, NO! That's the WRONG HOLE!!

    The three housemates in the room almost passed out laughing. The boy was not so amused.
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  • peachyprice
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    BeenieCat wrote: »
    Interesting...

    kit%20kat%20vanilla.jpg


    Are they the ones you use to flick the bean :rotfl:
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  • ChIpStIcK
    ChIpStIcK Posts: 86 Forumite
    SugarSpun wrote: »
    In one of my old apartments (six sharing), the walls were paper thin. It was considered appropriate to attempt to keep the noise down, but we all knew that sometimes it was just going to get loud.

    It was also considered appropriate that, if any actual words were distinguishable from the general racket, these words ought to be introduced in some casual way into the conversation the next day. Bonus points for ingenuity.

    My housemate's ex was horrified to learn that we did this, all the more so because he discovered it while the two of them were drinking tea in the kitchen the next morning. Another housemate and I wandered in all bleary and morning-headed and started making breakfast. She went to drop a glass jar into the recycling box (covered, with holes in the top for different types of recycling) and I yelled out, NO! That's the WRONG HOLE!!

    The three housemates in the room almost passed out laughing. The boy was not so amused.

    :eek::eek::eek: I nearly choked on my sandwich !!!!:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::T:T:T:T

    Sirbendy wrote: »
    . "Oh yeah baby, call me your dirty B.." etc etc...she's quite vocal.

    TBH though, we probably give as good as we get..heh..Dressing gown cords as gags work fairly well..:)

    Did you frequent Surrey in the early 90's?:eek::eek::eek::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
    We all deserve the SAME respect regardless of however many posts you have to your name :o
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