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yeah, growing up is tough.I nagged my dad for a pony for 5 years from the age of 7 till 12 ala Lisa Simpson ("I want a pony. I want a pony. Will you buy me a pony?") until he caved. she was one mental pony.![]()
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yeah, growing up is tough.I nagged my dad for a pony for 5 years from the age of 7 till 12 ala Lisa Simpson ("I want a pony. I want a pony. Will you buy me a pony?") until he caved. she was one mental pony.![]()
I still do it. I just keep my thoughts to myself now. But you can tell the quality of an establishment by its jacks, I hold that true to this day. What a remarkable child I was.
and you used to stuff things up your nose!
Did you ever call your teacher 'mum' or 'dad' by accident? What a shamer.
I did that too, I used to pick the fluff off my blanket and stuff it up my nose. Apparently there was a disgusting smell in the house and my parents thought it was the dog, and kept worming the poor bastard. Eventually they worked out it was me, and one of my earliest memories is being held down while the doctor rammed a long metal thing up my nose and pulled all the manky blanket bits back down. And now I have really fucked up sinuses.
thats eh... pretty fuckin manky KirstieI did that too, I used to pick the fluff off my blanket and stuff it up my nose. Apparently there was a disgusting smell in the house and my parents thought it was the dog, and kept worming the poor bastard. Eventually they worked out it was me, and one of my earliest memories is being held down while the doctor rammed a long metal thing up my nose and pulled all the manky blanket bits back down. And now I have really fucked up sinuses.
Yep.I did that too, I used to pick the fluff off my blanket and stuff it up my nose. Apparently there was a disgusting smell in the house and my parents thought it was the dog, and kept worming the poor bastard. Eventually they worked out it was me, and one of my earliest memories is being held down while the doctor rammed a long metal thing up my nose and pulled all the manky blanket bits back down. And now I have really fucked up sinuses.
thats eh... pretty fuckin manky Kirstie
so what does backed up snot and decaying cotton smell like, anyhow? i know you probably had olfactory fatigue, but did your parents ever describe it?to be fair, I was only about 2.
so what does backed up snot and decaying cotton smell like, anyhow? i know you probably had olfactory fatigue, but did your parents ever describe it?
the more i think about it, the more odd this story gets.
i did the same thing with pretty much every bike i, my sisters and my parents owned. what can i say, i was a genius!i used to take apart appliances at home because i was obsessed with knowing how things worked - but when I was a kid i wasn't able to put them back together again. tv's and shit. my folks used to go ape.
i just remembered when i was about 11 or 12, there was a couple of bare wires hanging from the ceiling in our laundry room - my dad was an electrician and was probably rewiring a light or some shit. ANYhow i noticed that the ends of the wires weren't bare enough, so i decided to strip some of the plastic sheath off. with my teeth. while standing on a stool. before checking to see whether the power was flowing to the circuit.
next thing i remember is waking up about 12 feet away against a wall, not knowing what day it was.
to be fair, I was only about 2.
5 years old - my sister and I got a can of orange paint and poured it on the floor in front of the bedroom window. Then holding onto the windowsill we started running on the painted spot splashing paint everywhere with our feet. The rest of the paint went over my 3 year old sister.
6 years old - my sister and I painted each others heads with this really toxic outdoor use only paint.
7 years old - My dad brought home a load of cream crackers from his job in Irish Ferries (B+I at the time). I got up one morning, buttered every cracker I could find and tiled the kitchen with about 8 packets worth.
7 years old - Got up early one sunday morning and got every piece of clothing I could find and lay them out in the back garden until every square inch of ground was covered with clothing. I then drove all over them in my go-kart.
7 years old - Ate 2 giant cooking apples, bottle of cough mixture and large bottle of junior dispirin with my brother.
I don't really remember any of these but my mum does.
7 years old - My dad brought home a load of cream crackers from his job in Irish Ferries (B+I at the time). I got up one morning, buttered every cracker I could find and tiled the kitchen with about 8 packets worth.
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