A new arrival in the Swiss Household
20 October 2008, 10:40 PM
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I have a winning solution for the name...
Zoe wants Dave, and his name is Charlie atm right? Call him Chas..then the Dave is kinda there
Zoe wants Dave, and his name is Charlie atm right? Call him Chas..then the Dave is kinda there
20 October 2008, 11:50 PM
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21 October 2008, 07:55 AM
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Swiss,
Wouldn't it have been cheaper to have me staying at yours rather than buying a cat? Only downside would be the spending on talc and bath water?
The kids could have gone to school and said "We have a pet Gimp" .
Honestly mate hope you all enjoy the new member of the household. My misses wants a pet for junior but I keep putting her off with any excuse I can come up with at the time.
Steve
Wouldn't it have been cheaper to have me staying at yours rather than buying a cat? Only downside would be the spending on talc and bath water?
The kids could have gone to school and said "We have a pet Gimp" .
Honestly mate hope you all enjoy the new member of the household. My misses wants a pet for junior but I keep putting her off with any excuse I can come up with at the time.
Steve
21 October 2008, 08:21 AM
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There is only so long you can fend them off with excuses
I think charlie would work out cheaper in the long term compared to a sweaty rubber clad gimp. And I doubt charlie weighs as much as you do if you slept on our bed
There is only so long you can fend them off with excuses
I think charlie would work out cheaper in the long term compared to a sweaty rubber clad gimp. And I doubt charlie weighs as much as you do if you slept on our bed
21 October 2008, 08:35 AM
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I see your point from a differnt view (as always
) . We could kill two birds with one stone? Why don't we do a house swap both myself and Charlie? That way my misses can see what it's like to have a cat and you guys can see how well I get on with sleeping on your bed
or anything at your request? Only trouble we have is I won't fit through the cat flap for another 8 months (diet permitting)?Steve
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