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"WORLDS LONGEST THREAD!!!!! Record attempt"

Come on everone, lets get into the guiness book of records. Write completely random stuff here, and try to get the thread longer than 600 replies (the world record) WOOHOO LETS GO. In fact i got an i dea, lets have a word game. I write a word, and u reply with the first word which comes into your head.


1st Word:----------------> Playstation 2

RoJ wrote:
> I am heading to bed here chaps and chapesess.
> Laters.

Goodnight. Sleep tight.


Lol Lindgren, I'm out of ideas now...maybe it's because I'm getting tired :P

I am heading to bed here chaps and chapesess.
Laters.

Lipe wrote:
>
> Ah that could be the factor that keeps them from crying. Maybe the
> other kids that get lots of presents will then ask their parents for
> money to go out or w/e and they'll say "sorry, we spent all our
> money on the christmas presents" where as your family always as
> that little bit extra and maybe the kids have realised that.

More likely the parents would hand over the money to get some peace and quiet, thats what happened with my friends.

Lindgren wrote:
> Thing is if you set a discipline from the beginning with them with
> stuff like presents they know where they stand and so, with my
> nephews and nieces anyway, seem less likely to do the whole
> comparison thing. I think they benefit where other kids dont in that
> a little extra money can be spent on days out because a fortune hasnt
> been spent on presents for everyone and it doesnt take months to pay
> back debts so theres really an all year round benefit.

Ah that could be the factor that keeps them from crying. Maybe the other kids that get lots of presents will then ask their parents for money to go out or w/e and they'll say "sorry, we spent all our money on the christmas presents" where as your family always as that little bit extra and maybe the kids have realised that.

With regard to the pressie thing. I don't know that it will get much worse. The next generation of parents know not to be sucked in by all the commercialisation. I remember we always got one main present and lots of stocking fillers. Maybe this is the way it will go again.

My nieces and nephews all get gift vouchers for Xmas from me so that can go towards a more expensive gift.

RoJ wrote:
> Jesus, I'm blind. I only just realised it is "I Need
> Sleep".

Tsk :D

Thing is if you set a discipline from the beginning with them with stuff like presents they know where they stand and so, with my nephews and nieces anyway, seem less likely to do the whole comparison thing. I think they benefit where other kids dont in that a little extra money can be spent on days out because a fortune hasnt been spent on presents for everyone and it doesnt take months to pay back debts so theres really an all year round benefit.

crossbob wrote:
> No im just getting in to my nice warm bed :)

How can you be getting into bed and still be on the PC?

No im just getting in to my nice warm bed :)

crossbob wrote:
> Im leaving now everyone. Respect:)

Good luck on the streets bob. Remember to make them pay up front.