General Chat

Hi Kaz, Maybe I should look for an italian one? You're married to an italian aren't you?

~~~~waves to Dan~~~~~ Can't understand why you've had no takers - perhaps they have misunderstood 'prominent Wirral' as a sort of disability - must be Kaz :o))

If you think your parents are a pain when you're a teenage, wait till your settled down and married with kids. Nothing is right for them and they're more work than the kids. Angela

I put an ad in the jobs section. Still no takers for doting spouse required for prominent Wirral individiual seeking loving homemaker. What am I doing wrong?

I'll have to find a wife

No way. The table is always messy with colouring and glitter and baby stuff, and I'm not watching bloomin Stewart Little AGAIN as I fill my gob.

Oh Daniel surely you could try to be nice to your younger siblings. I bet they are cute.

Why do you think I'm after an estate agent apprenticeship Julie?. I'm selling this place and they can go :-)

I'm not eating with a gobby six year old girl and my brother who is good but still, I'd rather be on my Bill. This room is my command centre and that is how it shall stay.

Daniel, would it hurt you to take your dirty clothes and dishes down stairs yourself. Or better still eat your meals down there it would save a problem.

NSPCC will be round shortly. Kids cleaning up. Has it really come to this?

With reference to the point about divorcing your parents, children in America have taken their parents to court and divorced them but the child either ends up as ward of the court or they would have to provide a responcable adult to take parental responcability for them. I think that grandparents have learnt how to speek to teenagers when their children were young so have had the time to see that if I treat the teenager in this way, then they'll not fly of into a rage.

adults are always moaning thats why they call them 'groan ups' Lisa xx

Dan, you should so meet my son. In fact I'm still not convinced that you're not my son using a different name! lol Daisy

Mr Longman.............. Cheeky young git!!! : -pp

Move out? They made a commitment to see me through to adulthood and I'll make sure they do! I didn't ask to be born did I? It's the least they can do. I hope one day they realise, when their bones are aching and eyesight bleary, that young Daniel really wasn't so bad. 'If only we had treated him better, we wouldn't be in this Home now.' Ah well. C'est la Vie

You could move out., then there would be no nagging. Deb

the nicest thing is that one day the teenagers will be parents thesleves

Grandparents do not have problems with their teenage g.children - wonder why? Ann

Exactly! lol :-)