Thatâs the third or fourth one today. Whatâs up mate? Just because I donât respond doesnât mean I donât notice you crying out for my attention.
[QUOTE=âMac, post: 1144376, member: 109â]I couldnât claim credit for it at all. 3 of my mates all had kids within a few months of us and none of them sleep through the night properly. Its pot luck really.
Your last point is spot on too. Just because you have a child your life outside them shouldnât end.[/QUOTE]
for fuck sake
+1
FFS sake. I got lambasted by a load of fathers on this thread a while back for making the exact same point theyâre now putting forward. Cunts. Iâm seething.
[QUOTE=âmickee321, post: 1144373, member: 367â]thatâs actually a great point and something that is very easy to slip into.
for example im abandoning my family on sunday at 11am to go to thurles, this is very important
cant find the time for football anymore tho, just cant keep up the training , im playing junior GGA football now for the summer and thatâs a show up when u can type arrangement, all i can do now[/QUOTE]
its important to some lads to maintain some shred of their identity and not get totally immersed in just being a parentâŚthats not to say they donât love their kids but not every person is fascinated by every little thing their child doesâŚi have a mate who reckoned his baby was going to love football because he crawled after a sponge ball âŚI mean for love of Christ! âŚ
I remember it well. Seethe away, fucko.
That obviously means your point was poorly presented.
That Iâm doing, you little gimp.
I believe it was the same insult that got you into that mess.
All kids are different. Some sleep, some donât. Some have trouble teething, some donât.
[QUOTE=âscumpot, post: 1144361, member: 182â]or maybe it had more to do with the child ?..some parents would claim credit for anything their child doesâŚ
iâm fookin dreading when I have to bring the little one to birthday parties and Iâve to listen to parents boasting about every fookin thing because the sad fact is they never developed an interest past their childâŚ[/QUOTE]
Wait until you have to hear it from a couple of pillow biters.
Which one of the gay partnership should get up in the middle of the night to mind the crying child? The giver or the receiver?
[QUOTE=âTreatyStones, post: 1144247, member: 1786â]My daughter called me Dada for the first time during the week. She also gives me a high five every time I come into the room.
They are great.[/QUOTE]
I enjoy my grandchildren. We have a little terror of 3 whom Iâm coaching a new word to on a daily basis. Yesterdays word was apeshit.
He executed the sentence brilliantly Iâm told when his father spilled something in the house this evening.
âGah would go apeshitâ he said as he scurried away. Kids are fucking magic, trust me. Heâs on a bonus tomorrow for sure.
Mammy was on to âmodifyâ Gahâs educational remit. What harm am I doing? Heâll be able to roll cigarettes by the time heâs 4.
Surprised to hear you need minding, mate. Which would you prefer?
[QUOTE=âBoxtyeater, post: 1144738, member: 246â]I enjoy my grandchildren. We have a little terror of 3 whom Iâm coaching a new word to on a daily basis. Yesterdays word was apeshit.
Mammy was on to âmodifyâ Gahâs educational remit. What harm am I doing? Heâll be able to roll cigarettes by the time heâs 4.[/QUOTE]
One of mine was dragging on butts at the age of two.
Stage 4 Cydney?
âCydneyâ. Iâd say youâre a bit beyond stage 4 if thatâs the best you have.
Happy Father Day Guys xxx
looking fab
On hols. Due to yesterday being Fatherâs Day I was told to head off and enjoy the hurlingâŚI did!. I also got West Africa involved and so Iâm now enjoying a post hurling, Fathers Day, west Africa party listening to Rock The Casbah on the balcony.
Waterford Scruffs always said, when away and purchasing west Africa make sure to get a phone number saying youâll want more, no number = shit⌠Iâm happy to say I got the numberâŚrock the casbah!!
chickenpox has arrived here
good enough for the cunt as well, waking me at half 6 yesterday morning