Narses2's Blog - or what I'm slowly making progress on

[The Wooksta!]

The MetroCentre is positively hateful, as are all shopping malls.  Haven't been there for six years and long may that continue.

[Nick]

The MetroCentre is positively hateful, as are all shopping malls.  Haven't been there for six years and long may that continue.

The last time I went there Terminator 2 had just come out! 

[The Wooksta!]

That's thirty years ago!

[Steel Penguin]

funnily enough that's the last time I went there as well    I was up there with my parents and siblings, to see an uncle..

[zenrat]

I dislike being in crowds but positively loathe being in crowded shopping centres.  They make me wish for a machine gun.

AK47.  For when you absolutely, positively have to kill every mother**ker between you and the exit...

[The Wooksta!]

And when that runs out, a Bat'leth or a scythe.

[Old Wombat]

And when that runs out, a Bat'leth or a scythe.

A Great/Dane Axe would be my bladed hand weapon of choice in these circumstances.

[Rheged]

A screaming, vomiting toddler  clears a way to the exit remarkably rapidly.       No, fortunately, not one of mine but the daughter of a friend;   in the Metro Centre many years ago.

[Gondor]

A screaming, vomiting toddler  clears a way to the exit remarkably rapidly.       No, fortunately, not one of mine but the daughter of a friend;   in the Metro Centre many years ago.

The reason I have never wanted kids, not forgetting throwing ttantrums too.

Gondor

[Rheged]

A screaming, vomiting toddler  clears a way to the exit remarkably rapidly.       No, fortunately, not one of mine but the daughter of a friend;   in the Metro Centre many years ago.

The reason I have never wanted kits, not forgetting throwing ttantrums too.

Gondor

Agreed, there is a downside,  but on the whole I'm very happy with our two sons........and our grand daughter

[Pellson]

A screaming, vomiting toddler  clears a way to the exit remarkably rapidly.       No, fortunately, not one of mine but the daughter of a friend;   in the Metro Centre many years ago.

The reason I have never wanted kits, not forgetting throwing ttantrums too.

Gondor

Ah, from personal experience from three children (and a shed load of dogs), it's a matter of training. We've experienced one (1) tantrum, immediately resulting in said delinquent being carried out to the car and strapped down on her seat cushion. She was shocked enough to just clam it and there was no sweets that Saturday evening. She learned very quickly that offensive behaviour in public spaces just isn't worth it, and when her younger brother, five years later, tried something similar, she very quickly took him aside and told him of the consequences to be expected.. 

I have a few friends who have elected not to procreate. I find that a respectable decision, but for my own part, and in particular after receiving my cancer diagnosis, my kids are the very meaning and essence of my life. To quote a very bearded bloke from California - Nothing else matters.. 

[PR19_Kit]

The reason I have never wanted kits, not forgetting throwing ttantrums too.

But you're buying them like they're going out of style Alastair.......

Methinks a mis-type? 

[Gondor]

The reason I have never wanted kits, not forgetting throwing ttantrums too.

But you're buying them like they're going out of style Alastair.......

Methinks a mis-type? 

WoW.... thanks for the spot Kit.... yes a very unfortunate mistype. THAT is never going to happen although I am a touch more selective thses days, although you might never notice 

Gondor

[NARSES2]

Got back from a week "oop North" yesterday, so a couple of days to get back on top of everything and then hopefully back to the bench and finish the Beaufort and Arsenal.

[NARSES2]

Just been out shopping, now battening down the hatches for Storm Eunice