..and joining innick the stripper wrote:That's not as bad as walking in on your parents.scotty wrote:Any Guys been caught *ahem* up to the hilt in a Girlfriend by the Parents?...........not nice
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Like in that episode of King Of The Hill where Hank went temporarily blind after walking in on his mother and her new boyfriend having it off on the kitchen tablenick the stripper wrote:That's not as bad as walking in on your parents.scotty wrote:Any Guys been caught *ahem* up to the hilt in a Girlfriend by the Parents?...........not nice
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I apparently did that, once. But I was about 3, so I'm told (so thankfully, I have no recollection)...nick the stripper wrote:That's not as bad as walking in on your parents.
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Eek! How was that one broken to you, Sinny?SINsister wrote:I apparently did that, once. But I was about 3, so I'm told (so thankfully, I have no recollection)...nick the stripper wrote:That's not as bad as walking in on your parents.
It's bloody traumatic enough when it actually occurs to you, in the course of learning about the birds and the bees, that your parents even do it at all...
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It bloody is, I'm less inclined to throw my Parents out of the house, than Her parents were to throw me out!Nick wrote:That's not as bad as walking in on your parents.
Combining elements from previous suggestions...
Walking in on your mother while she's on the toilet, anyone?
My mother never used to lock the door
Walking in on your mother while she's on the toilet, anyone?
My mother never used to lock the door
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Ever walked in on your grandma in the bath?mh wrote:Combining elements from previous suggestions...
Walking in on your mother while she's on the toilet, anyone?
My mother never used to lock the door
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boudicca wrote:Eek! How was that one broken to you, Sinny?
It's bloody traumatic enough when it actually occurs to you, in the course of learning about the birds and the bees, that your parents even do it at all...
Urf! No sh*t. Actually, I don't quite remember when or how, but they got a laugh out of it for years, at my expense: Mom and Dad had gotten over it years ago (because I was but a wee one), but *I* never did, and I think they got no end of fun recollecting for me how I'd asked if I could play "horsey", too...
G*d, is my face red!
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Ugh! My parents never did, either. In fact, they used to accidentally walk in on us kids, too! I took to locking the bathroom door after that...mh wrote:Combining elements from previous suggestions...
Walking in on your mother while she's on the toilet, anyone?
My mother never used to lock the door
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Easily sorted though...'ooh s**t, I seem to have mistaken your daughter for a toilet. Be a love and pass us the loo roll.'weebleswobble wrote:what about having a cr@p on your girlfreind and her parents walk in, don't you just hate that?
anyone?
anyone???
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Simply trying to provide practical and helpful advice to someone in a tight spot, on behalf of the Caring & Sharing Naaaaarthern Contingent.SINsister wrote:Good grief. Are *all* guys obsessed with poo?!
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you're all very strange and disturbed, but i must say WeeblesWobble is head and shoulders above the rest, and for that sir...
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....whilst boning the mutt?mh wrote:Combining elements from previous suggestions...
Walking in on your mother while she's on the toilet, anyone?
My mother never used to lock the door
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What..................nothing?SINsister wrote:No, what's really disturbing is that *I* haven't DONE anything strange or disturbing, myself!
Being brave is coming home at 2am half drunk, smelling of perfume, climbing into bed, slapping the wife on the arse and saying,"right fatty, you're next!!"
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not even venturing within these walls?scotty wrote:What..................nothing?SINsister wrote:No, what's really disturbing is that *I* haven't DONE anything strange or disturbing, myself!
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That hardly qualifies as "disturbing". Hmm. Maybe my take on what's "disturbing" has nowt to do with any of yours..?
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