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Member Since: January 2004 Posts: 16,020 Send Message	Sharron	Report	21 Dec 2012 11:07
	My dad used to empty cesspits and children were fascinated by this. Most parents locally seem to have needed to retrieve hose and pipes of their vacuum cleaners from different places where the children were playing cesspit lprries with them. Not all bad.Next door neighbours son would readily hoover his bedroom just so he could do stinky pipes with it but she did lose an awful lot of fire spanners where he was playing the same up the garden.
Member Since: June 2008 Posts: 381 Send Message	Sandra	Report	21 Dec 2012 11:01
	All week i have been looking for part of my hoover it is not in the house. Today phone daughter and asked had your son got part of my hoover because he does like to play with it she reply have not seen him with it. She rung me 15 mins ago and told he just told me , that he took over the to his best frends house This little boy mum is also my frend have just phone her she been out in the back garden and there is part of my hoover. We all think is funny love him
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