Re: How to get your teenage son embarassed

"wafflycat" <w*a*ffl£y£cat*@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Waffles came in from outside.
>
> She meowed in her "I want attention" mode
>
> So I picked her up to give her a cuddle.
>
> It is raining outside: Waffles is wet.
>
> I shout out to DH: "Vernon! I have a damp *****!"
>
> Cue much coughing & choking from the adjacent room where one's teenage 
> offspring is located ;-)
>
> 0.

My dad considers it part of his parental duty to embarass me and my
brother 
Ed, and is sorely disappointed that as we get older, we get less 
embarass-able.
The only exception is when he tries to speak Italian to waiters in Italian

restaurants. ;)   When Ed and Jen went to Italy on their honeymoon, she
said 
to Ed "You're not going to try speaking Italian like your dad, are you?"

Of course he did. ;)


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