Are buggys & pushchairs just a refuge for a lazy parent?

**robd** · 31st-March-2008, 02:37 PM

Following on from the thread suggesting that if people want to have kids they should be prepared to work to support them I would say that if people are going to have kids they should be willing to carry them around until they are old enough to walk rather than block up bus aisles with their buggys (when they're not aiming for your ankles on a busy shopping street that is).

Is the use of a pushchair just a sign of a lazy parent?

**Trouble** · 31st-March-2008, 02:42 PM

lol - good luck any person that comes up with a yes for this one.,

**batnurse** · 31st-March-2008, 02:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Trouble

lol - good luck any person that comes up with a yes for this one.,

YES

**Trouble** · 31st-March-2008, 02:48 PM

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Originally Posted by batnurse

YES

oh theres always one

**Double Trouble** · 31st-March-2008, 02:48 PM

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Originally Posted by robd

Is the use of a pushchair just a sign of a lazy parent?

Nah, it's lazy babies Rob. They got legs they should bleedin' use them.

Same for the mobility scooter mob...disabled people, incapacitated fatties, stroke victims and old folk. Lazy fekkers the lot of them.

dep · 31st-March-2008, 02:49 PM

I'm keeping stuum.
Don't want my reputation going even further downhill.

**Cruella** · 31st-March-2008, 02:50 PM

You're premature again Rob. April Fools is tomorrow.

**Double Trouble** · 31st-March-2008, 02:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Cruella

You're premature again Rob.

You've heard that too?

Don't fret Rob, I've heard there are some exercises and pills you can take to stop the inevitable happening too soon.

**Trouble** · 31st-March-2008, 02:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Double Trouble

You've heard that too?

Don't fret Rob, I've heard there are some exercises and pills you can take to stop the inevitable happening too soon.

rep on the way xx

**robd** · 31st-March-2008, 02:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Double Trouble

Don't fret Rob, I've heard there are some exercises and pills you can take to stop the inevitable happening too soon.

I just imagine 'enjoying' a threesome with you & Cruella and the problem's solved

**Trouble** · 31st-March-2008, 02:57 PM

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Originally Posted by robd

I just imagine 'enjoying' a threesome with you & Cruella and the problem's solved

ding ding Rep on the way LOL xx

**Double Trouble** · 31st-March-2008, 03:01 PM

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Originally Posted by robd

I just imagine 'enjoying' a threesome with you & Cruella and the problem's solved

Hehehe....!

I feel so rejected and unattractive now. How will I cope knowing that the gorgeous, fit and unbelievably sexy RobD doesn't fancy me?

My life is over.

**Dreadful Scathe** · 31st-March-2008, 03:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Double Trouble

Hehehe....!

I feel so rejected and unattractive now. How will I cope knowing that the gorgeous, fit and unbelievably sexy RobD doesn't fancy me?

My life is over.

i installed our double buggy with gladiator*-style chariot blades and a large extenable plastic hand slapping device.

Get out of my way.

*cuba gooding juniors best film

**Dan Hudson** · 31st-March-2008, 04:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Double Trouble

Hehehe....!

I feel so rejected and unattractive now. How will I cope knowing that the gorgeous, fit and unbelievably sexy RobD doesn't fancy me?

My life is over.

now who deserves rep.. on its way

**Dan Hudson** · 31st-March-2008, 04:15 PM

Rob.. if i could be ars** I would write a long winded reply, but its not worth it.. I have people to run over with my pushchair

**robd** · 31st-March-2008, 04:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Dan Hudson

now who deserves rep.. on its way

That's the last Slinkys thread that I start...........

**stewart38** · 31st-March-2008, 04:54 PM

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Originally Posted by robd

Following on from the thread suggesting that if people want to have kids they should be prepared to work to support them I would say that if people are going to have kids they should be willing to carry them around until they are old enough to walk rather than block up bus aisles with their buggys (when they're not aiming for your ankles on a busy shopping street that is).

Is the use of a pushchair just a sign of a lazy parent?

I’m in favour of segregation until the kids are 25

If you want to take your 4 yr old to a restaurant and let them run all over the place and jump up and down on the seats that’s fine but it should be enforced segregation

Bit like the mum with kids only parking space at supermarkets (that’s segregation)

Could you imaging the out cry if it was middle aged white men only parking space?

So yes have buggies that allow prams and push chairs and push chair lanes etc

However we need spaces for over 25's only

Ps for my nieces and nephews these rules don’t apply ,their well behaved

**Twirly** · 31st-March-2008, 05:24 PM

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Originally Posted by stewart38

I’m in favour of segregation until the kids are 25

If you want to take your 4 yr old to a restaurant and let them run all over the place and jump up and down on the seats that’s fine but it should be enforced segregation

Bit like the mum with kids only parking space at supermarkets (that’s segregation)

Could you imaging the out cry if it was middle aged white men only parking space?

So yes have buggies that allow prams and push chairs and push chair lanes etc

However we need spaces for over 25's only

Ps for my nieces and nephews these rules don’t apply ,their well behaved

Am fed up with getting run over by pushchairs around where I live. The parents have no pavementcraft at all. And if they don't have it, how are the kids going to develop it?!

Lost Leader · 31st-March-2008, 05:33 PM

Rob, I am tempted to suggest that you get back in your pram

. BTW what is that with your kindly headmaster forum pic?

31st-March-2008, 02:37 PM	#1 (permalink)
robd Basically lazy Join Date: May 2005 Location: Nr Cambridge Posts: 2,503 Rep Power: 3 Reputation Total: 1577	Are buggys & pushchairs just a refuge for a lazy parent? Following on from the thread suggesting that if people want to have kids they should be prepared to work to support them I would say that if people are going to have kids they should be willing to carry them around until they are old enough to walk rather than block up bus aisles with their buggys (when they're not aiming for your ankles on a busy shopping street that is). Is the use of a pushchair just a sign of a lazy parent?

31st-March-2008, 02:42 PM	#2 (permalink)
Trouble Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Waltham abbey Posts: 3,207 Rep Power: 2 Reputation Total: 888	Re: Are buggys & pushchairs just a refuge for a lazy parent? lol - good luck any person that comes up with a yes for this one., __________________ Im going to see if blondes have more fun!!!

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dep Registered User Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Scottish Borders Posts: 1,105 Rep Power: 1 Reputation Total: 59	Re: Are buggys & pushchairs just a refuge for a lazy parent? I'm keeping stuum. Don't want my reputation going even further downhill.

31st-March-2008, 02:50 PM	#7 (permalink)
Cruella Dickie Davies' love-child Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Rugby Posts: 5,212 Rep Power: 4 Reputation Total: 2221	Re: Are buggys & pushchairs just a refuge for a lazy parent? You're premature again Rob. April Fools is tomorrow. __________________ * Men are like a fine wine. They start out as grapes. It’s our job to stomp them, and then keep them in the dark until they mature. And hopefully they’ll turn out to be something we would like to have dinner with

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Dan Hudson Ceroc Teacher Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: South East London Posts: 749 Rep Power: 3 Reputation Total: 386	Re: Are buggys & pushchairs just a refuge for a lazy parent? Rob.. if i could be ars** I would write a long winded reply, but its not worth it.. I have people to run over with my pushchair

31st-March-2008, 05:33 PM	#19 (permalink)
Lost Leader Registered User Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Towcester Posts: 393 Rep Power: 2 Reputation Total: 206	Re: Are buggys & pushchairs just a refuge for a lazy parent? Rob, I am tempted to suggest that you get back in your pram . BTW what is that with your kindly headmaster forum pic?

31st-March-2008, 05:38 PM	#20 (permalink)
Cruella Dickie Davies' love-child