and feeling guilty about it is not a good reason to suggest having a baby.
It really, really isn’t.
You are fifty, and I assume Ian is much the same; how will you feel when you are seventy and having to deal with the tail end of adolescence happening at you?
Just because your mother and stepfather are bringing up a child in his teens, that does not, not, not mean that you have to when you are their age.
Saints preserve us, and it (the possible child).
Nooo, we didn’t see this coming, did we? Not from more than about 50 miles away.
Rather a heavy price for Adam to pay for his occasional strayings. A price that will be paid by the child too of course if Adam’s as luke-warm about the idea of having one as I think he is. I hope at least Adam gets a ‘paid in full’ receipt from Ian in writing and a promise never to bring up the subject of Pawel and Charlie again. Even so, blimey, what a terrible idea this is! And it appears to have come from Adam. What a master manipulator Ian is.
Look who his best girfriend forever is…
Adam should suggest having Jack and Henwy for a week to practise on. Might put paid to the idea.
With any luck it might put paid to one or the other of Gideon and Henwy as well. Uncle Ian gets all stabby like Mummy does.
Interesting to note which post on this thread garnered the most “likes”
Is you sayin’ I rigged the voting?
I’m allus up forra good deading.
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Is you sayin’ I rigged the voting?
[/quote]But of course. I saw the underhand way you snuck in an scenario that no right-thinking person could gainsay.
Bloody Hell, Chuckles could have taught Ted Heath a thing or two about nursing a grudge!
But looking on the bright side, a grudge is all he’s going to be nursing.
They’d do better to get themselves adopted by a responsible adult.