remoserjr107
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Always Waited until Children were 'out of hearing range', to talk "Adult Talk"....!!
Anonymous
A friend of mine doesn't have to use a code around his kids - but he's had to figure out a complex system for his crazy dog. The dog so LOVES to play fetch that just saying the word "ball" sends him into a rip-roaring frenzy in the house. My friend was able to spell it out to get around the hassle for a while but it wasn't long before his dog flipped out when he heard "Does anyone know where Radar's B-A-L-L is?" Now their whole family uses police radio code to beat Radar's keen ear...as in "Where's the Breaker-Adam-Larry-Larry?" Maybe that system will help when adults need to talk around kids...
Kira
well I am a teen and my friend and I have code words and phrases when having conversations around adults!!
willie
I'm with 'lolly'!!! All the time, when they were little, teenagers and now as adults. we never had a problem communicating but then i did bring them up to express they're own personal views too. As lolly says though it's worrying just how many parents don't.
Anonymous
I say earmuffs and they all cover thier ears as tight as they can and its safe when they dont listen I spell the words my kids are young so it will work a little longer