Search results
-
D
Aussie mum bothered over R-rated find in one of Kmart’s Easter items: “Are these meant for kids?”
Except if the child gets to the cracker first. Which parents takes a packet/cracker before it’s open. I never opened my kid’s Easter eggs.- Dicky
- Post #12
- Forum: Food and Lifestyle
-
D
Pregnant woman stirs controversial debate about whether it is morally correct for a stranger to touch a pregnant woman’s belly — “Makes me feel ill!"
We must remember that we are human beings, not robots, and sometimes we act spontaneously. The lady was wrong in assuming the pregnant lady was pregnant, but I think about she felt after having her hand pushed away and dismissed so rudely. There could have been a gentler way to deal with it.- Dicky
- Post #31
- Forum: Food and Lifestyle
-
D
Woman thinks there is a GHOST in her bedroom – turns out, it was someone SHE KNEW
Even if she is walking in her sleep the intent is still there.- Dicky
- Post #9
- Forum: Food and Lifestyle
-
D
Aussie mum bothered over R-rated find in one of Kmart’s Easter items: “Are these meant for kids?”
Try deflecting the attention of my grandson! No way!- Dicky
- Post #9
- Forum: Food and Lifestyle
-
D
Woman thinks there is a GHOST in her bedroom – turns out, it was someone SHE KNEW
The boyfriend needs to be aware and do something about it. So much hate there - could end up very badly.- Dicky
- Post #6
- Forum: Food and Lifestyle
-
D
Aussie mum bothered over R-rated find in one of Kmart’s Easter items: “Are these meant for kids?”
No, of course it’s not! Sure, a two year old would not understand the message, but I have a five year old grandson who would want to know what that meant, and would keep on asking. Besides - Easter crackers? How long have they been around?- Dicky
- Post #5
- Forum: Food and Lifestyle