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When kids go quiet usually they're up to something. Mommy has learnt to recognise that when i'm quiet usually something bad is happening...well this isn't completely bad..i'm just giving duckie a bath.
Category All / Baby fur
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File Size 269.5 kB
Geeheheee.... seeing this reminds me of Plucky from Tiny Toons. http://www.youtube.com/watch?featur.....;v=OtT2QeJtUOA
Though after watching it I have no doubt this was some of reason I'm a lil fur now. :3
Though after watching it I have no doubt this was some of reason I'm a lil fur now. :3
LOL I used to make potions in the loo by finding anything within reach, shampoo, toilet cleaner, talc, soap, shaving foam, toothpaste...you name it it went down the pan and then with enough stuff suitably in there we would flush and see if the bubbles came over the top...man the trouble i got into regularly
I was always terrified of things going down drains. I lost my favorite marble down the bathtub drain and after that I wanted nothing more to do with things that 'ate' other things like that. XD
This is just too cute, though. I can only imagine what the poor ducky would think. "I didn't know this was a whirlpool bath!"
This is just too cute, though. I can only imagine what the poor ducky would think. "I didn't know this was a whirlpool bath!"
Hehe, and you're a good girl for giving him a bath. But I don't think that's actually duckies bath hunny.
*leans in* it's actually a super secret, only grown ups are supposed to know, but that's used for special
grown up activities that a lil squirrel will be taught one day. But be careful, I've heard that if you play with
it when you're too little, you may never learn! *gasps in mock shock*
*leans in* it's actually a super secret, only grown ups are supposed to know, but that's used for special
grown up activities that a lil squirrel will be taught one day. But be careful, I've heard that if you play with
it when you're too little, you may never learn! *gasps in mock shock*
This may sound weird, but I actually remember doing that when I was two to three years old. I once built a pyramid out of square wooden building blocks in the toilet, that stuck up out of the water, and left it that way, to my dad's rather unpleasant surprise. I also used to float a beach ball in the toilet and watched it wiggle and rotate each time I flushed. Half the toys in the house, and even my dad's wrist-watch, ended up in that big porcelain bowl, as I was a naughty little raccoon.
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