Should the eldery be seen and not heard?

**Ben** · 21-03-2009, 19:57

Let's face it, most of them (like babies) can't wipe their own arses and just dribble onto their cardigans. They're always banging on about the good old days like it was better when they were younger (no it wasn't you daft old bat, your brain has turned to mush and you can't remember it properly!), plus they are stealing enough valuable oxygen just by us young 'uns letting them live and not doing the right thing and putting them out of their misery.

The elderly should be seen (rarely) and NEVER heard, except for relatives of Ck because they're mental in a good way.

Ck · 21-03-2009, 20:10

Wooohoo! My family's immune to the suggestion.

It's about time Grandma came in useful for something

**Ben** · 21-03-2009, 20:12

She did my waistline some good earlier today, put me off food!!

**mimseycal** · 21-03-2009, 20:13

Originally Posted by Dayus

Let's face it, most of them (like babies) can't wipe their own arses and just dribble onto their cardigans. They're always banging on about the good old days like it was better when they were younger (no it wasn't you daft old bat, your brain has turned to mush and you can't remember it properly!), plus they are stealing enough valuable oxygen just by us young 'uns letting them live and not doing the right thing and putting them out of their misery.

The elderly should be seen (rarely) and NEVER heard, except for relatives of Ck because they're mental in a good way.

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Ck · 21-03-2009, 20:20

Originally Posted by Dayus

She did my waistline some good earlier today, put me off food!!

Yes, she is very open and she has no shame. Not bad attributes in a woman.

**syl1** · 21-03-2009, 20:27

My beautiful mum, is 92. (thats her picture, when she was in her 20's) She has probably forgotten more than some of us will ever learn. Some old people are horrible, just like some younger ones. It's daft to generalise.

**Major Starbold** · 21-03-2009, 20:36

Originally Posted by syl1

My beautiful mum, is 92. (thats her picture, when she was in her 20's) She has probably forgotten more than some of us will ever learn. Some old people are horrible, just like some younger ones. It's daft to generalise.

She looks a very smart lady there syl1.