The Reaction Game

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The Reaction Game
Created by Liam_Main on Sat 04 Jun 2011, 9:30 pm

Last Post by KingKenny7Heaven

Batman

A good set of stairs usually does the trick. Just make sure the boxes you're carrying are full of replaceable items:)

Makes my back ache just thinking about it

I get the same feeling when I watch somebody twist their legs in a tackle. Shocking one the other day when a Swans player had an awful break... and they showed it from all possible angles.

Nerves shoot up me legs when I see that!

Anyone know a good divorce lawyer ?

I hope that's at least partly in jest?!

Yes only joking , cant afford a divorce

Phew!! So is it hols or consultant?

Consultant

Right decision if you don't mind me saying. You've still got the end of May to look forward to and you have to get your back sorted

yes i know , but it hasn't stopped the arguments

What can I say? We're deliberately contrary

Where you off to at the end of May? Somewhere warm and sunny?

Just off to Majorcca but hopefully it will be warm and sunny

You should be fine, it'll be nice Been looking at hols myself, ready for a break now. Madeira is looking rather tempting!

We wanted to go a bit further afield but little one isn't to good on flights , so that will have to wait until she's a little older

Sounds very much like the situation my sister is in. Hers are much younger than yours though, my niece is 3 1/5 and my nephew has just turned 1 so they've gone for camping in the UK. My poor sis is desperate for some sunshine!

My youngest is 4 in september , im sure she thinks shes an olympic athlete she cant stay still for longer then 5 minutes . We thought about a UK holiday but you just cant rely on the weather can you , hopefully a spoon full of calpol will calm her down ,well that and keeping her awake before hand so she might fall asleep on the flight .

yeah that sounds just like Isobelle! I am soooo jealous of her energy!

They must be very close in age, Isobelle's birthday is 12th September.

Summer's is the 30th September , she misses out on the school term this year , so she will be one of the oldest when it comes round to going next year

Oh that's a lovely name.

Similar for Isobelle, she'll be one of the oldest when she starts school next year. Frightening thing is that we're talking about school already, doesn't seem like 5 minutes since she was a tiny wee new-born. And now she's a fully fledged personality with BIG attitude!

Summer was never little , she was 10lb 14oz . We didn't find out the sex and i remember her being born and the wife asking what is it ? and the only thing i could say was " its huge !"

Blydi 'ell!!! That's one big baby!!!

My sister decided not to find out the first time so it was a surprise. She'll freely admit she was pleased when she had a girl. Isobelle has definitely taken after the female line, she's only very slight. If memory serves correctly she was 6lb 10oz at birth.

Yes we knew the baby was big after the scans , and we had convinced ourselves it was a boy so when she came out via c-section it was a wonderful surprise . She's is the exact opposite of my son , he's quite and will do anything you ask were as she is noisy , loud , argumentative , wont do as shes told and is so opinionated and full of her own ideas im sure shes been here before in another life .

It's funny you should say that. I was convinced from the moment my sis told me she was expecting (the first time) that it was a girl. Unchartered territory so I went with my instinct.

Having a boy the 2nd time has given us the chance to compare and contrast. Jacob is now turning out like Summer. At only 1 he's noisy, independent, and completely uninterested in what you tell him to do, whereas Isobelle listens to what she's told and sticks to it. Simple example, we have a wood-burning stove. Isobelle was told once not to go near it as it's hot, she still avoids it now. Jacob was told the same at the same age and now makes a bee-line for the blydi thing at every given opportunity!

I wish Owen had a bit more of Summers confidence , he is a willing follower were as she takes over everything . I suppose it helped her having him to learn from but she is so forward all her nursery teachers are amazed by her .

The difference in their developement is amazing, and a lot of it is down to the child's individual personality. I'm not a parent so it's not really my place to say but I do believe that with the right guidance a child will find a place that suits them.

I was painfully shy as a child, but I always had a quiet confidence in what I believed to be the right way for me. Have to admit that the quiet confidence eventually developed into an 'up yours', 'don't care what you think of me' attitude that still prevails today! Don't worry about Owen, he has the confidence, he just needs the right situation to show it.

I seriously hate being stuck in the office on sunny days

What time do you finish ?

4pm
Then a 90 minute drive home...

I must admit i dont miss working on days like this , although id probably of been on a night shift anyway

Thank god i dont work shifts, that kills me.

I got used to it , but certainly dont miss it now

I did it as a young man and it was horrible. Much prefer a long day over a nightshift.

Me too , if could swap i did

Then come and do my job

Ok when do i start

Start when you want LOL

I will check out ferry times

Nah, we get to work by Helicopter

i love helicopters

They are brilliant things to ride it, a little smelly and noisy but good fun

don't tell me... confined spaces, cabbages & sprouts....
Nowhere is safe!

Feck!!!! I wasnt hinking about farts then breaker

I thought it was another lead... you know...

Arse

Not another arse leak?

Deadly ☠

what's that icon? Is it a fart molecule?

It was supposed to be bigger but i cant enlarge it... Story of my life really

It was either that or a small spider or a faded skull & cross bones.

Skull and bones

The deadly warning