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@balloons wrote:

:lol: :lol: oh dearie panda not in the 1960s ya no!! :lol: :lol:

1960s? What did they do in the 1960s? I wasn’t born so don’t know. Please tell.

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@cosy.m wrote:

Balloons i live in blackpool,literally on bloomfield roads door step,i wish blackpool well,i know a lot of the blackpool boys from the markets etc,hey beating wigan 4 nil away top result,but i will always support manchester city,when i go to sleep i dream about them .i know its sad but thats the way it is

LOL cosy, you sure you wanna admit to dreaming about 11 men? :P

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@balloons wrote:

actually i take them swimming so ner ner :lol: :lol:

You put your kids in a great big bowl of bleach, semi naked with a load of strangers? :shock:

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@balloons wrote:

Shurrup getting used to wathcin it now :lol: :lol:

Take the kids out for a walk or a bike ride – it cuts down on child obesity and reduces carbon emissions. :P

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@balloons wrote:

Cheer up its the weekend after all :D

I don’t need to cheer up – I’m not forced to watch Toy Story over and over again.

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@balloons wrote:

Wish these school holidays would hurry up and end sick of watching toystory :lol: :lol:

Why have kids then? :P

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@balloons wrote:

do u always have to winge about sumthin…must be in yer nature eh :lol: :lol: …n bet yer a conservative fan eh :lol:

So wanting to cut child obesity and reduce carbon emissions is whingeing, huh?

And are they traits of a Conservative?

Perhaps I shouldn’t bother – I don’t have kids so why should I care if there isn’t a planet left for other people’s kids and grandkids.

And I don’t really care whether people let their kids eat themselves to death, just so long as they teach them to put their fast food wrappers in the bin.

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@balloons wrote:

Mine go by bus anyway :lol: :lol:

Well done! A sensible parent.

I can’t believe how quiet the roads are in the morning when I walk to the train station. It’s like a ghost town.

The govt is missing something here – introdue that tax for parents driving their kids to and from school and the £145b deficet will soon be gone. :lol:

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It’s about time they introduced school buses for all schools, and encouraged more cycling and walking.

Parents who still want to drive their kids to school should be made to pay an additional road tax.

The irony is, the fat parents take their fat kids to school by car, thereby doing the fat kids no favours. The fat parents are helping to destroy the planet with their carbon emissions.

So who will die first? The fat kids or the planet?

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@cosy.m wrote:

I am afootball nut frenzy,im also a sub editor of the king of the kippax (man city fanzine0) and before you say it no im not a glory hunter ive supported man city since 1967 seven i was 5 years old

Oh, that means you must remember the last time City won something then. :wink:

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