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Post by TOONGA » Wed Dec 14, 2011 3:32 pm

Well it is official :( as of tomorrow my wife and kids will be home 7 days a week until school starts again.

I need to be working full time until they all get out of the house, when the holidays are over.

Anyone in WA need a PAID worker?

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Post by El_Freddo » Wed Dec 14, 2011 4:35 pm

Well we've already got them swarming all over the place at midday - I think this is what time they get up... And they need to learn how to use foot paths and pedestrian crossings. We saw two young fellas walking along the railway tracks and today I saw another young fella kicking his skateboard along as he crossed a busy road - in no rush at all for the oncoming traffic.

Ahhh... it's going to be a loooonnnnngggggg summer :???:

All the best in finding work Jules ;)

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Post by TOONGA » Wed Dec 14, 2011 4:37 pm

El_Freddo wrote:Well we've already got them swarming all over the place at midday - I think this is what time they get up... And they need to learn how to use foot paths and pedestrian crossings. We saw two young fellas walking along the railway tracks and today I saw another young fella kicking his skateboard along as he crossed a busy road - in no rush at all for the oncoming traffic.

Ahhh... it's going to be a loooonnnnngggggg summer :???:

All the best in finding work Jules ;)

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Thanks Bennie

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Post by NachaLuva » Wed Dec 14, 2011 5:22 pm

TOONGA wrote:Well it is official :( as of tomorrow my wife and kids will be home 7 days a week until school starts again.

I need to be working full time until they all get out of the house, when the holidays are over.

Anyone in WA need a PAID worker?

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lol ;)

Or...you could put them to work vacuuming the Subie, washing the Subie, waxing the Subi :mrgreen:
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Post by El_Freddo » Wed Dec 14, 2011 5:25 pm

nachaluva wrote:lol ;)

Or...you could put them to work vacuuming the Subie, washing the Subie, waxing the Subi :mrgreen:
Then when they drive you up the wall, got for a 4wd'n session to cool off, then return with a dirty subi for them to do it all again :twisted:

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Post by NachaLuva » Wed Dec 14, 2011 5:54 pm

El_Freddo wrote:Then when they drive you up the wall, got for a 4wd'n session to cool off, then return with a dirty subi for them to do it all again :twisted:

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Hahaha yep...that'l learn the lil buggers :rolleyes:
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Post by Brumby Kid » Wed Dec 14, 2011 6:14 pm

As long as you teach them right, otherwise it will take them forever and you will have a half washed car.
Just make sure they dont let the wax dry, i learnt the hard way on mum's car :rolleyes:
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Post by El_Freddo » Wed Dec 14, 2011 10:19 pm

Brumby Kid wrote:As long as you teach them right, otherwise it will take them forever and you will have a half washed car.
Jules, Teach? Nah!

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