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   Jon from Coventry says:

   Mar 16, 10:30

   I should imagine one of the funniest questions asked by kids these days is 'Mummy, who is my daddy?', and mummy's answer..'I don't know.

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   ah i wsih i was 3ree from my house says:

   Mar 15, 19:27

   when my niece and little nephew visited once they caught my dog kind of getting it on with a big bounce around ball and my niece and nephew started laughing and said to me quite happily "look benjis dancing"

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   freda from littlehulton says:

   Mar 14, 15:32

   my son
   mummy if we started life as a tadpole why am i not a frog its not fair.

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   Julie from Walsall says:

   Mar 11, 17:40

   I always say to my children, 'Love ya bones'meaning i love them a lot.  My 3 year old always replies, 'No mom, i don't have bones, dogs have bones'.It makes me laugh every time.
   
   It's not just the kids though...
   
   Mother-in-law talking about preventing cream crackers going soft,' Yes, you'll have to put them in an air-tight container otherwise they'll go all wa**y'
   I laughed loudly & hysterically all the way home & it's over 10 miles.
   Bless her : 0)

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   Julie from Walsall says:

   Mar 11, 17:32

   I always say to my children, 'Love ya bones' meaning i love them a lot. When saying this to my 3 year old, he always replies, 'No mom, i don't have bones, dogs do'- it makes me laugh every time.
   
   It's not just the kids though...
   
   Mother-in-law talking about preventing cream crackers from going soft.
   'Yes, you'll have to put them in an air-tight container otherwise they'll go all y'
   I laughed loudly & histerically all the way home(it's over 10 miles!)
   Bless her : 0)

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