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glassortwo Thu 19-Jan-12 12:25:57

I have been to school and Asda got back and unpacking my shopping I dropped something on the floor ... I have got my leggings on inside out!!!!!!!!!!!! blush

Ariadne Sun 05-Feb-12 16:46:35

Oh, thanks, Carol. Think I've just spotted her on another thread.

Carol Sun 05-Feb-12 14:52:56

I think Greatnan is enjoying her stay with a friend in Switzerland.

Ariadne Sun 05-Feb-12 14:32:50

Where are you Greatnan? You haven't been around for a few days, or maybe I'm wrong. If I am, I know someone will tell me!

Jus wondering; hope you are OK.

Greatnan Tue 31-Jan-12 06:05:04

I think he would have been my ex-husband, Carosanto!

carosanto Tue 31-Jan-12 02:56:58

Raving it up at my husbands yearly dinner and dance, my sequinned boob tube ended up as a fetching belt and I fetched a round of applause - and a special prize for the most interesting dancer!!

My husband said he diedn't tell me cost he was enjoying it too much!

greenmossgiel Sat 28-Jan-12 11:39:19

I know, bagitha - I think it was all over in a moment, though! Puerile humour...!

bagitha Sat 28-Jan-12 11:36:13

Aw! Poor kid! Didn't your DH own up?

greenmossgiel Sat 28-Jan-12 11:31:53

When we were on holiday with friends in the Lake District, my husband was standing with his pal at the jetty, looking out over Windermere. He (my DH) apparently 'passed wind' very loudly. There was a young boy standing next to him, whose dad clipped him round the ear, saying, "I've told you before not to do that when other people are around!" The boy tried to explain to his dad, pointing to my DH, but was hustled away by his mortified father! blush

Greatnan Sat 28-Jan-12 10:47:08

Could have been worse, Annika..............

absentgrana Sat 28-Jan-12 10:47:00

I carefully explained about egg release and bleeding to absentdaughter when she had queried the purpose of tampons too. When I had finished, she looked at me and exclaimed in a voice of total amazement, "What, even Cathy?" (a friend's rather prissy mum).

Annika Sat 28-Jan-12 10:02:53

My poor DS had taken our GS then aged about 3 swimming, he was in the changing cubicle with him and he had dried and change GS , and he started to dry himself and change only for GS to say in his loudest voice "daddy you have got a big willy " DS waited till he thought the place was empty before he left.
Kids you gotta love em ! wink

bagitha Sat 28-Jan-12 09:48:46

I had that experience too with my young daughter in a public toilet. blush However, she was old enough (about six) to understand the basic principle of egg release and bleeding so I explained that when we got home. She nodded sagely and clearly had understood because made comments such as you're not having a baby, then on later occasions.

Greatnan Sat 28-Jan-12 09:14:47

At least it wasn't a unisex toilet. (Don't you hate them?)

JessM Sat 28-Jan-12 07:52:36

ANd 2 year olds do have loud voices smile

Greatnan Sat 28-Jan-12 06:54:44

My daughter had to take her 2 year old into a Ladies while she changed her tampon. Cue loud voice: Mummy, why are you putting that bandage up your front bottom?

Faye Sat 28-Jan-12 00:23:41

numberplease haha, that is funny, I can imagine your face confused. apricot your poor friend, I would hate that to happen to me!

When D1, pregnant at the time, was waiting in the line to pay for her purchases and she accidently passed wind. GD aged 2 said at the top of her voice, 'Mummy you did a pop off.'

apricot Fri 27-Jan-12 20:34:29

Friend used to drive her DH to work early, wearing nightie and fluffy mules. One morning her car broke down as she left the factory and she had to walk right back through it to his office to get help.

jeni Fri 27-Jan-12 18:46:02

harri
Only bits? Poor you!

greenmossgiel Fri 27-Jan-12 18:35:29

Oh crikey!!! I burst out laughing at numberplease's and harrigran's posts just now! My husband turned down the telly (never known!) especially so that I could tell him what I was laughing at. I could hardly manage to get it out for laughing (no pun intended)! gringrin

Oldgreymare Fri 27-Jan-12 18:11:43

Oh dear! harrigran.
I think men of a certain age (and size) bending over, are not a pretty sight!
Men in baggy grey trousers are the worst, from the back they remind me of a wrinkly- bottomed elephant!
Not that your DH would, I'm sure!

harrigran Fri 27-Jan-12 17:42:29

DH was going to get the bin in this morning, I suggested he nipped out in his PJs. He said he couldn't do that and bent over, his bits fell out of the tear in the crotch. Why can men not tell you when their clothes need repair ?

numberplease Fri 27-Jan-12 17:32:11

Well, if we`re talking about our partners as well, picture this scene. We`re on holiday, in Cornwall, in our touring caravan. First morning, with the door open wide, facing the next caravan, which contained 2 young families with a few children, and they`re all sitting round the table having breakfast. My hubby, who to my eternal annoyance refuses to wear underpants, is standing in the doorway, saying what a lovely day it is, and his shorts fall down!!! I was unable to face that family at all for the rest of that week!!

JessM Fri 27-Jan-12 17:26:18

Bad as my DS who shared on F.Book the fact that he went to the gym yesterday without underpants and completely split the crotch of his shorts.

greenmossgiel Fri 27-Jan-12 16:49:38

Oh dear, nelliedeane.......blushgrin!

nelliedeane Fri 27-Jan-12 14:44:06

has anyone ever 'backfired' whilst wearing white jeans and followed through in a public place.....feel my humiliation