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More a "won't", but yes.

 

Second askshirley. You're right about the fun but with sleep.

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Wot 'ee said. And the fact that as the bump grows, my feet seem even
further from the ground...I *really* don't fancy dropping the bike
because I can't get a foot down.

 

But then they'll be too high up for me!

 

Shit. Maybe I should wear a t-shirt that says "You can feel my bump if
I can kick you in the fucking head afterwards" or something to that
effect?

Or just a UKRM t-shirt, maybe... ;o)

 

If we're all still alive by then, don't see why not!

 

hmmm...

The last time something similar got mentioned (ie
bringing kids to the EOSM) there was an groundswell
of opinion along the lines of "we want to get away
from the little gits for a night!"

 

All fair enough, but your original post also referred to the "what if"
factor. Which, of course, is your personal decision. I was just
pointing out that other people we know have called it differently.

 

Quite. I think it will be accpetable to bring it to the 2004 BoSM (as
it will be quiet, and only slightly intrusive) but not the EoSM.

 

Just think about it. The screaming and crying, the tantrums, puke
everywhere and the all pervading smell of wee. Not really fair on the baby
is it...

 

I wouldn't be surprised if we go out on the turbo though...

(when it's warmer... brrr it's cold!)

 

Lozzo wrote

I dunno about "as good" a wholly different experience to anything else
in life certainly.

 

Power Grainger wrote

Cost.

 

Champ wrote

Towelling ain't really that much cheaper when you add the fixed cost of
labour, capital and revenue costs for storage buckets for the dirty
ones, a boiler and washing line space but they are said to be friendlier
on the environment.

 

William Grainger wrote

There is that certainly but the other side of the argument says that it
will give us blokes a chance to assess the wimmin in a live role play
situation.

 

Fair enough - and I've known others go riding while preggers; but it's
an entirely personal choice and one with which I cannot quibble.

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Using the patented Mavis Beacon "Hunt&Peck" Technique, Power Grainger

Congrats!

 

Well, I'm doing a Psychology AS level, and we did feral children as
part of cog dev a couple of weeks ago.. I've been looking for a
subject for my coursework assesment since then.

But I was watching it (although I'd seen it before).

 

On Tue, 16 Dec 2003 09:46:53 +0000, Power Grainger

Oh, you don't need to go that far - just drop he/she off at the
nearest animal park, preferably in the leopard enclosure.
Alternatively, if you could ignore it completely until it's about 8,
that would be good...