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buggi

Bird Saviour
Location
Solihull
after years of putting up with my dads predictable jokes, i got him back with a corker... Sat in the chair, he was on the settee and i extended a tape measure til it was touching his ear. After poking it in his ear for a bit while he watched tv, he swiped it away for about the 5th time and said, "what the hell are you doing". (he was quite annoyed by this point).

i said....

"measuring your patience".

Boom! Tish! My mum was well amused.
 

Profpointy

Legendary Member
after years of putting up with my dads predictable jokes, i got him back with a corker... Sat in the chair, he was on the settee and i extended a tape measure til it was touching his ear. After poking it in his ear for a bit while he watched tv, he swiped it away for about the 5th time and said, "what the hell are you doing". (he was quite annoyed by this point).

i said....

"measuring your patience".

Boom! Tish! My mum was well amused.


Brilliant - I shall try that
 

Archie_tect

De Skieven Architek... aka Penfold + Horace
Location
Northumberland
Master A_t also listened carefully and patiently to one of the oldies telling him in great detail how the budgie understood everything said to it, and that it was because it was so intelligent, to which he replied, "It's all relative".
 

Profpointy

Legendary Member
During a long and baffling argument about nothing much between the oldies in the family Master A_T started looking around under the table... after a while they couldn't help but ask what he was looking for, to which he replied, "The will to live."

Reminds me of a tale a mate of mine had about a bloke doing National Service with him (Finland, not that long ago). This other chap seemed decidedly odd, and was rather creepily searching their bunk room more or less continually. After a few weeks of this he was deemed to be a bit loopy and duly sent back home.
His discharge papers arrived and the chap says, "at last, I have found it" !
 

vernon

Harder than Ronnie Pickering
Location
Meanwood, Leeds
Not directly child and parent but child and adult in loco parentis.

My colleague's daughter was mucking about in one of her lessons and her rather smug self congratulatory probationary teacher walked over and pointed a ruler at her and said: 'There's an idiot at the end of this ruler'

Her response of, "Which is that then?" reduced the class to tears of laughter, outmanoeuvred the teacher and earned her a detention.
 

Roadhump

Time you enjoyed wasting was not wasted
Not directly child and parent but child and adult in loco parentis.

My colleague's daughter was mucking about in one of her lessons and her rather smug self congratulatory probationary teacher walked over and pointed a ruler at her and said: 'There's an idiot at the end of this ruler'

Her response of, "Which is that then?" reduced the class to tears of laughter, outmanoeuvred the teacher and earned her a detention.
For some reason that reminds me of the time when the referee at a Rangers game dropped his cards and Paul Gascoigne ran over, picked them up and yellow carded the ref who obviously lacked a sense of humour and promptly booked Gazza for his temerity.
 
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buggi

buggi

Bird Saviour
Location
Solihull
LOL i'm still laughing.

a guy at work told me his daughter told him, when he asked her what it was, that "it" was a "cooling strip" and she demonstrated it by putting it on his arm

said the hair on his arm didn't grow back for weeks. :rofl:
 

twentysix by twentyfive

Clinging on tightly
Location
Over the Hill
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