Dear Diary

by **Bee Gees Fan** » Fri Dec 15, 2006 12:22 am

Beer Necessity wrote:I haven't done a stroke of work since I came in 3 and a half hours ago. My boss will be seriously pissed, and may well even terminate my employment.

Butter your boss up. Or do something about your work ethic.

Your choice.

Which is easier?

by **Mr Blue Sky** » Fri Dec 15, 2006 12:24 am

Wezzo wrote:
Bee Gees Fan wrote:
Wezzo wrote:Have spent more time on Frasier Online than ever. It's proving addictive. It's even got in the way of me starting an essay, bah.

Shameful. Get started on the essay.

Nah, on second thoughts, forget the essay and stay here.

Haha. Well, it's too late to start tonight now, why not..

BN: Glad you're experience of teens here is good - it's damn well not in real life. I often find myself complaining about 'teenagers today', despite being 16!

You're the most mature 16 year old I know. Also, Chadonnay's only about 16 or 17 and he's the same (though I'd never tell him that given our war or words on the political threads!! :lol:

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by **Wezzo** » Fri Dec 15, 2006 12:26 am

Beer Necessity wrote:
You're the most mature 16 year old I know. Also, Chadonnay's only about 16 or 17 and he's the same (though I'd never tell him that given our war or words on the political threads!! )

Heh, thanks!

Chardonnay's just a teenager? Jeezum crow. I'm among some intelligent people here..

by **Bee Gees Fan** » Fri Dec 15, 2006 12:28 am

Chardonnay's got a lovely name. George. Same as George Harrison's! I love it!

by **Mr Blue Sky** » Fri Dec 15, 2006 12:29 am

Wezzo wrote:
Beer Necessity wrote:
You're the most mature 16 year old I know. Also, Chadonnay's only about 16 or 17 and he's the same (though I'd never tell him that given our war or words on the political threads!! )

Heh, thanks!

Chardonnay's just a teenager? Jeezum crow. I'm among some intelligent people here..

He's been here a couple of years and I think he revealed his age at 14 back then. Thanks to my killer maths knowledge I worked out that he must be 16 or 17 now. Even though I disagree with him most of the time it heartens me to know he's got such a strong interest in politics. So many people (of all ages) are apathetic.

by **Mr Blue Sky** » Sat Dec 16, 2006 5:35 am

One year ago today, at this hour, and this minute, my first son was born.

I thought it deserved a diary entry.

by **Wezzo** » Sat Dec 16, 2006 8:51 am

Beer Necessity wrote:One year ago today, at this hour, and this minute, my first son was born.

I thought it deserved a diary entry.

I think it does!

Happy birthday to your son, and congratulations to you and your wife.

by **Frasier** » Sat Dec 16, 2006 11:58 am

Wezzo wrote:
Beer Necessity wrote:One year ago today, at this hour, and this minute, my first son was born.

I thought it deserved a diary entry.

I think it does!

Happy birthday to your son, and congratulations to you and your wife.

I too would like to wish your son Happy Birthday and congratulations to your wife and to you

GamerCard · by **Stratman** » Sat Dec 16, 2006 6:47 pm

Beer Necessity wrote:One year ago today, at this hour, and this minute, my first son was born.

I thought it deserved a diary entry.

by **Bee Gees Fan** » Sat Dec 16, 2006 7:13 pm

Happy birthday, baby BN!

I remember you mentioning it, BN, but for some reason, I was thinking his birthday was later in the month.

Website · by **Sideshow Meg** » Sat Dec 16, 2006 7:33 pm

Beer Necessity wrote:One year ago today, at this hour, and this minute, my first son was born.

I thought it deserved a diary entry.

Happy birthday baby BN!

(Is that Harrison?)

by **Mr Blue Sky** » Sat Dec 16, 2006 9:16 pm

Sideshow Meg wrote:
Beer Necessity wrote:One year ago today, at this hour, and this minute, my first son was born.

I thought it deserved a diary entry.

Happy birthday baby BN!

(Is that Harrison?)

Yep! Cheers Meg (and everyone), we had a nice birthday bash for him this afternoon, it was lovely!

by **Cake for Brains** » Sat Dec 16, 2006 9:29 pm

Yep! Cheers Meg (and everyone), we had a nice birthday bash for him this afternoon, it was lovely!

Glad to hear he had a nice first birthday!

by **Bee Gees Fan** » Sat Dec 16, 2006 10:12 pm

I suppose by now he must have learnt a few words - what was his first word, BN?

Website · by **Sideshow Meg** » Sat Dec 16, 2006 10:13 pm

Beer Necessity wrote:
Sideshow Meg wrote:
Beer Necessity wrote:One year ago today, at this hour, and this minute, my first son was born.

I thought it deserved a diary entry.

Happy birthday baby BN!

(Is that Harrison?)

Yep! Cheers Meg (and everyone), we had a nice birthday bash for him this afternoon, it was lovely!

As somebody who runs childrens' parties at a leisure centre, I can appreciate how much work must have been put in. Glad it was enjoyed!

by **Bee Gees Fan** » Sat Dec 16, 2006 10:15 pm

You run children's parties, Meg? Do you ever get any horrible little brats?

by **Mr Blue Sky** » Sat Dec 16, 2006 10:20 pm

Bee Gees Fan wrote:I suppose by now he must have learnt a few words - what was his first word, BN?

Daddy.

by **Mr Blue Sky** » Sat Dec 16, 2006 10:21 pm

Sideshow Meg wrote:
Beer Necessity wrote:
Sideshow Meg wrote:
Beer Necessity wrote:One year ago today, at this hour, and this minute, my first son was born.

I thought it deserved a diary entry.

Happy birthday baby BN!

(Is that Harrison?)

Yep! Cheers Meg (and everyone), we had a nice birthday bash for him this afternoon, it was lovely!

As somebody who runs childrens' parties at a leisure centre, I can appreciate how much work must have been put in. Glad it was enjoyed!

Hehe, my missus and mother-in-law did all the hard work - I just provided the cash!

by **Bee Gees Fan** » Sat Dec 16, 2006 10:23 pm

Beer Necessity wrote:Daddy.

Oh! That must have pleased you. Was your wife jealous that his first word was "Daddy" instead of "Mummy"?

by **Mr Blue Sky** » Sat Dec 16, 2006 10:29 pm

Bee Gees Fan wrote:
Beer Necessity wrote:Daddy.

Oh! That must have pleased you. Was your wife jealous that his first word was "Daddy" instead of "Mummy"?

No she was ok about it. Most babies have trouble with 'mummy' - the 'M' sound is difficult for a child to make at that age as it's formed by the lips, not with the tongue. My daughter didn't say it properly until she was about two! :shock:

A high percentage say 'Daddy' as their first word - including, I believe, our very own Megan!

Website · by **Sideshow Meg** » Sat Dec 16, 2006 10:47 pm

Beer Necessity wrote:
Bee Gees Fan wrote:
Beer Necessity wrote:Daddy.

Oh! That must have pleased you. Was your wife jealous that his first word was "Daddy" instead of "Mummy"?

No she was ok about it. Most babies have trouble with 'mummy' - the 'M' sound is difficult for a child to make at that age as it's formed by the lips, not with the tongue. My daughter didn't say it properly until she was about two!

A high percentage say 'Daddy' as their first word - including, I believe, our very own Megan!

I certainly did indeed. Do you think that there's any fact in a child saying 'Daddy' as their first word and growing up a bit of a Daddy's girl, because that's what happened to me.

Website · by **Sideshow Meg** » Sat Dec 16, 2006 10:51 pm

Bee Gees Fan wrote:You run children's parties, Meg? Do you ever get any horrible little brats?

At the leisure centre where I work, people book parties and I look after them. I do swimming parties, so I go in the swimming pool and make sure everyone is safe, and then, I serve their food. The latter part seems like basic waitressing sometimes but at £6.31, I don't care!

by **Mr Blue Sky** » Sat Dec 16, 2006 11:05 pm

Sideshow Meg wrote:
Beer Necessity wrote:
Bee Gees Fan wrote:
Beer Necessity wrote:Daddy.

Oh! That must have pleased you. Was your wife jealous that his first word was "Daddy" instead of "Mummy"?

No she was ok about it. Most babies have trouble with 'mummy' - the 'M' sound is difficult for a child to make at that age as it's formed by the lips, not with the tongue. My daughter didn't say it properly until she was about two!

A high percentage say 'Daddy' as their first word - including, I believe, our very own Megan!

I certainly did indeed. Do you think that there's any fact in a child saying 'Daddy' as their first word and growing up a bit of a Daddy's girl, because that's what happened to me.

For some reason daughters do seem to favour their dads - maybe that's the reason!

by **Frasier** » Sat Dec 16, 2006 11:40 pm

So it was "daddy"

But it wasn't like Frederick Crane who's first word was "Dada" at which point Frasier thought, for a second, that he was a gifted art savant :lol:

by **Bee Gees Fan** » Sun Dec 17, 2006 2:01 am

In an episode of Cheers, Frederick's first word was "Norm" - although Lilith thought he said "Mommy!"

So, BN, do you intend to spoil your kids rotten, or are you going to maintain a firm stance?

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