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As an aside, can any of you lot sew?

I can sew just fine. Sewing is a useful skill.

As is changing a nappy ;)

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Frankly, I bet most British people have never changed a "proper" nappy, even those with babies.

Apart from a couple of times, I've only ever changed 'proper' nappies.

I still don't get why someone wouldn't learn how to do something as important as change a nappy. You must have friends with babies, surely? :?

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Neither have I. It's not unusual for blokes with no kids :roll:

+1. If you've no kids, why would you have, necessarily?

Never touched one, until I became a parent. It's not exactly something you long to participate in, as a single guy.

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rustybucket wrote:
You must have friends with babies, surely? :?

Not really. People mostly stop being sociable when they have babies.

A friend's brother's wife had babies, but why would she ever point the sh!tty end at me?!

If I ever have babies, then I'll learn how to change nappies. Seriously. It's a life skill that can wait until I need it. You can't surely be implying that it takes years to master, so you need to start practising while you're still young?

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+1. I don't know how to change nappies and I don't care to unless I have my own children. It isn't essential and it's not a life skill. It's something that you pick up if you have children and you change their nappies.

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I think I saw Adrian Chiles in High Street Kensington. Looking very tanned.

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I think I saw Adrian Chiles in High Street Kensington. Looking very tanned.


Didn't he used to be famous? :lol: :lol:

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He was famous for a voice that tortured TV speakers. :P

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I have finally been given a desk-top fan at work. Blades are 9" diameter. Is there a good place to locate the fan?

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Make sure it's in air and it's pointing at you. A fan in a vacuum pointed away from you is useless.


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It's probably also worth pointing out that directing it so that cool air is blown towards you, so sitting it on top of a radiator (for instance) would be self defeating.

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As would having the radiator on the other side of the fan of course. In fact it's probably a good idea if neither you nor the fan are close to a radiator.


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JJW009 wrote:
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As an aside, can any of you lot sew?

I can sew just fine. Sewing is a useful skill. I even have a badge in it :lol:

I can understand learning to change nappies if you had baby relatives you had to care for, but it's pretty much unheard off to change the nappies of complete strangers. That's the kind of sh!t you learn to deal with when you have to. Frankly, I bet most British people have never changed a "proper" nappy, even those with babies. Most (decadent wealthy western) people use the ready-made disposable ones these days, creating something insane like 90% of landfill?


We use reusables, but they're a far cry from the square that had to be folded into some sort of triangle and held by a massive pin that my mum used when I was small. They're nappy shaped with Velcro tabs. I'm no environmentalist btw, I'm just tight and my wife's happy to wash them. Saves us an absolute fortune.

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