Keef

Ha ha, I do the bins. I quite enjoy hoovering and steam cleaning. Don't like hanging washing on the dryer for some reason.

Not yet changed a nappy of a 1 year old. That is absolutely unbelievable! Even if a partner doesn't do their fair share, I can't believe they'd never change a single nappy. What a bastard.

I like AC2 too, although it is definitely a game you need to take breaks from. At the moment I'm just being really rubbish at fifa. Started Fallout 3, but realised it might taj over my life like Oblivion, so holding fire on that for a bit.

The "stop being an arse" comment was in response to Quids' grumpy old man Grrr thing. It wasn't supposed to be serious. Perhaps I should use smileys after my comments too...

Heh, I made the mistak of saying something like that to Mrs Keef once. I haven't done it again!

Erm, no. I love the cup, and the fact it gives the smaller teams the chance to beat a "big" team. However, now the draw has been made (something that I don't think should happen until everything is decided), we know tat if Orient manage to get past Arsenal, then it just gives Man U an easy through to the semis. But couldn't agree more that the rient goal was the highlight of the weekends football. Now stop being an arse.

I'm torn now, i love a giant killing, but Man U, Arsenal would be a tasty tie.

I just can't believe blokes do that sort of thing. Well, I can believe it, but I'm shocked, and saddened by it. Yes there are times I wish I could be childess, and sometimes even wifeless again, and get home at whatever time of the morning I want, in what ever state I want, but they are only fleating moments. Why get married and have kids if you don't want to enjoy them, and be around!?!

I did say "in my experience". Which to be fair, is limited. I then went on to explain what I meant.

Could you get extra holes punched in to one for a not so skinny boy?

Really?!? That is quite a bad stat to have against you, mus give other teams that mental edge.

Emerson will be over the moon, 2 players who turned their backs on Arsenal (Anelka & Cashly) miss penalties, and his most hate team are out of the FA Cup! I can't believe I was actually willing Everton to win that!

Good lad >:D<

Typing on phone, hence typos.

Smiler Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Keef, i'll take the bait, that is utter bollocks! It wasn't meant as bait. And i'm amazed you can by it's utter bollocks, just because it's not something that perhaps you recognise. Mrs Keef despises the 3 days she, away from our little one, so when she's with her, she just wants to be with her, and often, when I suggest, for example, that I take daughter out, because Mrs Keef is tired, she won't let me because she wants to be with her. I completely understand that, but equally, don't go moaning that you never get a break.

That's tomorrow at half 4 mate.

We still have little girl in with us, at 20 months, but she is getting big for our, not particularly big, bed, so I do head to the spare room for the comfort of the single bed in there sometimes! I am very happy that we do it, but we are aware that we need to be moving her out in the not too distant future, andwe're a bit concerned how that will go...

My work are cool with the fact I start later on Mondays, to take daughter to childcare, and have been fine with me calling in when she's poorly. I work in public sector though, so perhaps that's why. I do have to say though, that a large part of the reason for women doin most of the running round, in my experience, is that they won't have it an other way... Then they moan about it! *takes cover*

Like it Scribe.

nunheadmum Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If your son has a cold, it could be related to > that rather than bacterial conjunctivitis - which > is what the drops are for. According to our GP, > with little ones, the nose, ears, eyes are all so > close and connected that if one gets congested, it > can quickly spread and come out via another > option. Hence a cold often results in weepy eyes, > ear infections etc. Therefore if the drops aren't > working and your son still has a cold, it may last > as long as the cold does. This is interesting. I came on here to ask advise on best treatment for my little girl, who's eyes are gunky, with a light yellowy/greeny sort of pus. I assumed it was conjunctivitis, but having read your post, I am wondering, because she is very snotty at the moment too. Anyway, can anyone recommend some eye drops for a 20 month old? Want to try buying something this weekend, and if it's not any better, I'll take her to the doctors on Monday...

To be fair to the OP, if that is his experience, then that is his experience. Frankly, he sounds a bit soft, but there you go.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ryan Giggs - A consummate professional if ever > there was one and an inspiration to youngsters and > other players alike. He deserves it. He's played > really well this season and is showing no signs of > slowing up at 37. Respect. Well said. Shame about the club, but he is a fine player. Just a shame he chose Wales, although that could be part of the reason he's still playing (along with Scholes, who got out of Internationals pretty early).

Post of the week Jeremy!

That Boudica was a bit of a sort.

Agreed, nout wrong with backing a team and rooting for them.