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Tom

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19th Jan 06 at 15:47

quote:
Originally posted by Gg_mf
id save my mummy cos i dont like my dad

same but I didn't wana say it incase it made me bad

Kathryn W

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19th Jan 06 at 15:48

Not many people on here like their fathers do they

stu60

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19th Jan 06 at 15:49

i would save my mum,my dad is really really fat and would prob just soak up the impact and walk it off.

Tom

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19th Jan 06 at 15:49

We all have emotional bagae cos' of our god damn daddies

Gg_mf

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19th Jan 06 at 15:50

same but I didn't wana say it incase it made me bad

I just dont like my dad cos he left my mum, hes never done anything for me, so me dont owe him nothing. seems fair to me

Jason Iles

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19th Jan 06 at 15:51

quote:
Originally posted by Tom
We all have emotional bagae cos' of our god damn daddies

Daddy wasn't there to take me to the fair, to change my underwareeeee Daddy wasn't there

Scotty_B

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19th Jan 06 at 15:52

quote:
Originally posted by Jodi_the_g
Both are insured for a fair bit, so stamp on both hands.

While throwing my other brothers off to maxium the profit if ones going to die they may as well all go.

Grief is easier to deal with when you get paided from it.

Best thing I've heard all year.

Nick A

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19th Jan 06 at 15:54

surley this is a worst case scenario

ok some ppl on here may not like one or the other (e.g because of a divorce) which is fair enough.

i have no comment on this outcome - im staying 50/50

Jason Iles

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19th Jan 06 at 15:55

Grow some balls choose one or the other

Tom

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19th Jan 06 at 15:55

My dad has only ever given me things of monetry value

(not even that much of that)

Tom

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19th Jan 06 at 15:56

I just wanted a hug mannnnnn

Ally

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19th Jan 06 at 15:57

quote:
Originally posted by GREG 1
Both slipped on top of a cliff during a photo on holiday (that you was taking) and they both managed to hold on but their fingers where slipping more and more per second, Which one would you save, you could only save ONE of them......

Who would it be...... ?

1) Mum
2) Dad

*No option 3

My dad, however i do think they would tell me to save neither of them as they would want to die together

Id push my brother over thou

Gg_mf

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19th Jan 06 at 15:57

quote:
Originally posted by Tom
My dad has only ever given me things of monetry value (not even that much of that)

My dad never even did that...An my gran thinks the sun shines out of his backside

--Dave--

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19th Jan 06 at 16:04

quote:
Originally posted by Jodi_the_g

quote:
Originally posted by --Dave--
Neither. Would be better for all concerned if they both died. Neither of them would have to mourn the other and I'd get the house

A man of my own thinking, got to look at the angles.

Tom

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19th Jan 06 at 16:11

quote:
Originally posted by Gg_mf

quote:
Originally posted by Tom
My dad has only ever given me things of monetry value (not even that much of that)

My dad never even did that...An my gran thinks the sun shines out of his backside

yes alot of nans think this, maybe they didn't do geography in school

poor old blighters

Gg_mf

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19th Jan 06 at 16:12

Lol haha yes maybe

a_j_mair

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19th Jan 06 at 16:25

quote:
Originally posted by Jodi_the_g
Both are insured for a fair bit, so stamp on both hands.

While throwing my other brothers off to maxium the profit if ones going to die they may as well all go.

Grief is easier to deal with when you get paided from it.

I would also do this if my brother and sister were there, oops away you go, i would be set for life