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jd_here | 09:22 Fri 09th Mar 2012 | ChatterBank
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My great nephew is 18 today and his mother, my niece, has posted the following - //Well today I seem to be the proud owner of an 18 year old.//

I never thought I OWNED any of my children, I hope I guided them and brought them up to be good and honest citizens.

Am I mistaken, or is the modern trend to OWN children like owning a dog?
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I would personally have taken that as a joke- i don't think it's meant seriously for a minute, is it?
It's like one lady on here describes her boyfriend as the 'man hostage'- it's not serious just something jokey to say.
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Don't think it's a joke NOX, she's repeated it in 3 or 4 posts.
It was a joke
Hell yeah- from my loins (or is that lions- roarrrrr!) I made you, you're mine, i own you!

;-)
You know her better than I do Jd- but I really would assume it's a joke however many times it's repeated. People use language very casually sometimes, someone took exception to Sherrard once because she calls her kids ' thing one', 'thing two' etc, but it's just a joke.
Sounds like she is just a proud parent to me
"Hell yeah- from my loins (or is that lions- roarrrrr!) I made you, you're mine, i own you!"

*disclaimer*

Unless you do summet wrong- then you're your dad's!
In my opinion she was making a joke, but you know her better than me!
joke !..how are you vods?
Hey MM, I am ok thanks, got the staples out yesterday so feeling a wee bit sorry for myself! I have another plaster on for another 4 weeks. How are you? (sorry jd!) x
Vods..hungry for that cake ..hee hee....hope you are better soooon xx
Ownership would mean that you have the right to sell and, as that nice judge told me, you're not allowed to sell your children.
//Well today I seem to be the proud owner of an 18 year old.//


It seems to me your nephew is saying

// where's my bloody life gone //

Simply saying the last 18 years have flew by, imo
...mm...I noticed you referred to them as "MY children" jd. Doesn't that imply ownership....the first-person, possessive adjective to describe something you own............?

We all do this it's just to differentiate between our kids and other peoples..;-)
well put commoner!
Just wait until they do something wrong.......then see who they belong to !!

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