80 bastard quid

Author
Discussion

Mobile Chicane

20,869 posts

213 months

Saturday 29th May 2010
quotequote all
New parents are a marketers' dream.

Just wait until it's £300(+) for the latest baby transportation / monitoring / sleeping / learning system.

Because if you don't buy these things, your child is destined to become a dribbling retard, right?

Nolar Dog

8,786 posts

196 months

Sunday 30th May 2010
quotequote all
Mobile Chicane said:
...your child is destined to become a dribbling retard, right?
Her daddy is Stig. What chance does she have? biggrin











Sorry Stig. smile

Flintstone

8,644 posts

248 months

Sunday 30th May 2010
quotequote all
S800VXR said:
Just so everyones clear, this is what Stig actually brought!
http://www.maxhim.co.uk/Maxhim-Automatic-Pump/prod...
Where did he bring it to?



Matt Black

420 posts

171 months

Sunday 30th May 2010
quotequote all
Flintstone said:
S800VXR said:
Just so everyones clear, this is what Stig actually brought!
http://www.maxhim.co.uk/Maxhim-Automatic-Pump/prod...
Where did he bring it to?
Into the bedroom then down his Y fronts!

HTH wink

4hero

4,505 posts

212 months

Sunday 30th May 2010
quotequote all
Mobile Chicane said:
New parents are a marketers' dream.

Just wait until it's £300(+) for the latest baby transportation / monitoring / sleeping / learning system.

Because if you don't buy these things, your child is destined to become a dribbling retard, right?
We are going to look at a £400 "Jogging Buggy" tomorrow. I don't even jog FFS mad Our boy is only 9 months old, and we are already on to our 2nd car, 2nd car seat, 2nd buggy, and god know how many other things are now lying up the loft.

Our son isn't a dribbling retard, so it must be working bounce

Matt Black

420 posts

171 months

Sunday 30th May 2010
quotequote all
4hero said:
Mobile Chicane said:
New parents are a marketers' dream.

Just wait until it's £300(+) for the latest baby transportation / monitoring / sleeping / learning system.

Because if you don't buy these things, your child is destined to become a dribbling retard, right?
We are going to look at a £400 "Jogging Buggy" tomorrow. I don't even jog FFS mad Our boy is only 9 months old, and we are already on to our 2nd car, 2nd car seat, 2nd buggy, and god know how many other things are now lying up the loft.

Our son isn't a dribbling retard, so it must be working bounce
9 months! Mine are 9yo, 11yo and 13yo, you have many many thousands to pay out yet fella frown

Densai tikiwa

60 posts

168 months

Sunday 30th May 2010
quotequote all
it definately doesnt get easier, nor cheaper as they grow older, thats for sure.

jjones

4,428 posts

194 months

Sunday 30th May 2010
quotequote all
you do realise she wants this so she can bottle and refrigerate the milk, thus YOU can get up in the night for feeding duties. file the edges so it is as rough as a badgers arse, it may be a waste of £80 but not having to get up in the small hours is priceless wink

Engineer1

10,486 posts

210 months

Sunday 30th May 2010
quotequote all
But if it does work you also have the ability to go out together without Jr, my Brother and Sister in Law have tried leaving their child with formula after starting on breast and the little darling won't drink formula meaning he can't be left easily.

fridaypassion

8,669 posts

229 months

Sunday 30th May 2010
quotequote all
Same thing here OP. The 911 fund robbed of 80 quid. Best thing is after stifling laughter at how silly my Mrs looked using it the baby wouldn't take the bottle! FECK!

cslgirl

2,215 posts

221 months

Sunday 30th May 2010
quotequote all
I gave mine away on freecycle!

Manks

26,490 posts

223 months

Sunday 30th May 2010
quotequote all
stigmundfreud said:
thats right 80 sodding quid. What for? A bd breast pump

thats a tank of fuel on a fking tit sucking electronic pump. She's lucky we no longer live next to the bloody farm
Just to really make your day special, we've got a brand new one I'd have happily given you.

Manks

Penny-lope

13,645 posts

194 months

Sunday 30th May 2010
quotequote all
I bet she doesn't even use it....and uses her hand instead. Most breast pumps are bloody uncomfortable things, and hence milk production is low.

I ended up giving mine away.

Cupid Stunt

528 posts

171 months

Sunday 30th May 2010
quotequote all
stigmundfreud said:
thats right 80 sodding quid. What for? A bd breast pump

thats a tank of fuel on a fking tit sucking electronic pump. She's lucky we no longer live next to the bloody farm
FPML at the farm comment

dudleybloke

19,958 posts

187 months

Monday 31st May 2010
quotequote all
a real man would have made one out of an old fuel pump that would empty a tit in under 6 seconds!

intooblivion

2 posts

169 months

Monday 31st May 2010
quotequote all
dudleybloke said:
a real man would have made one out of an old fuel pump that would empty a tit in under 6 seconds!
Haha, just woke up the whole house laughing at that one.

escargot

17,111 posts

218 months

Monday 31st May 2010
quotequote all
I feel your pain. I bought one for her and it got used once. fking once.

gtdc

4,259 posts

284 months

Tuesday 1st June 2010
quotequote all
cslgirl said:
I gave mine away on freecycle!
That's genius. Didn't know you could get rid of kids on that. Ebay won't take 'em.

BliarOut

72,857 posts

240 months

Tuesday 1st June 2010
quotequote all
Frazer's not gonna be happy when he sees this.

blindswelledrat

25,257 posts

233 months

Tuesday 1st June 2010
quotequote all
stigmundfreud said:
thats right 80 sodding quid. What for? A bd breast pump

thats a tank of fuel on a fking tit sucking electronic pump. She's lucky we no longer live next to the bloody farm
I normally cry "pikey" on these sort of threads but my wife and I had exactly the same outrage at the discovery. I offered to suck and spit but naturally I ended up paying £80.
Its doubly annoying 6 months later when you are left with a perfectly good near-new tit pump that you wouldn't even be able to give away.