Bizzare conversations with parents
Bizzare conversations with parents
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LHDisbest

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17,002 posts

209 months

Saturday 20th June 2009
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Ok everyone, try and top this.

My father who was 56 earlier this week has just phoned to tell me he's bought a scalextric set and now is racing my mum with the touring cars on the lounge carpet.

I'm quite excited, and would quite like a go. biggrin

Anyone had a similarly bizzare converstaion with a parent?

rolty

239 posts

219 months

Saturday 20th June 2009
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I did a ski season last year, my parents went to NZ for 3 months earlier on this year and have now decided that they want to go out to France to work in a chalet next season.

Was a bit random!

chopper602

2,320 posts

245 months

Saturday 20th June 2009
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A few years ago, my parents (both well into their 60's) told me they were going backpacking around Thailand

They did

Los Palmas 7

29,908 posts

252 months

Saturday 20th June 2009
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Some years ago, my sister and I were discussing something along the lines of bisexuality or homosexuality or something. Mum was listening (as they do) and came out with a line that I shall never, ever forget:

"Honestly, you kids today know too much. I didn't even know what a lesbian was until I married your father..."



King Herald

23,501 posts

238 months

Sunday 21st June 2009
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After living overseas for six years I came home for a visit, stayed at my folks house for a fortnight Second night home I went out on the lash, got pretty loaded, and my dad found me sitting on the stairs, bk nekked, at 2 am. When he asked what I was doing I carefully explained I was waiting for the traffic to stop so I could cross the road, to go back to India.

confused

I don't remember it, but that must have been a pretty weird conversation for him. hehe

oldbanger

4,328 posts

260 months

Sunday 21st June 2009
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I try to avoid conversing with either of them to be honest.

However, conversations with my father usually end up taking a bizarre turn, because he doesn't live in quite the same plane or dimension as the rest of us. He also has a really irritating habit of talking in riddles, then refusing the explain himself. He'll just say stuff like "You know, hmm hmm, we won't talk about that" etc. ad nauseam if pressed.

Poledriver

29,248 posts

216 months

Sunday 21st June 2009
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Bizarre conversations with parents you say?


...Mole...

2,780 posts

213 months

Sunday 21st June 2009
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Dont get much more bizzare than this



saw the pic on another forum i visit.

Lucie W

3,473 posts

204 months

Sunday 21st June 2009
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My dad once told me that he was leaving his girlfriend because she wasn't 'exciting in the sack'. Interesting father-daughter conversation.

The Moose

23,532 posts

231 months

Sunday 21st June 2009
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...Mole... said:
Dont get much more bizzare than this



saw the pic on another forum i visit.
rofl

Jasandjules

71,875 posts

251 months

Sunday 21st June 2009
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And I thought my parents were fruitcakes. Positively sane and sensible compared to this lot !

littlegreenfairy

10,134 posts

243 months

Sunday 21st June 2009
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My dad had been badgering me to remember to leave in plenty of time to get to an exam that was about an hour from my house if the traffic is good. Apparently it is better to be an hour early than it is 10 mins late.

I told him I was planning on leaving 2 hrs early just incase of the traffic and so I could have a sit at the other end and not get het up.

I then get told off for leaving too early as "no-one wants to be there before you should be"

I cannot win.

andthensome

3,296 posts

208 months

Sunday 21st June 2009
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The Moose said:
...Mole... said:
Dont get much more bizzare than this



saw the pic on another forum i visit.
rofl
roflrofl

Only in america

Rob.

17,911 posts

240 months

Sunday 21st June 2009
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Being told by my Mum she had attained her degree in Psychology. She's 60 and graduated yesterday.