Scary Toddler

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June 21, 2006 at 2:05 pm #1038285
Raj
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i have been rumbled by my four year old:surprised

i was unplugging my usb mouse when i left the machine to stop them messing with my browser and they took 3 gos of me doing this to spot what had been done – back to the drawing board:crazy_fre

hope catching on to everything isnt going to be this quick..mind you on sunday we lost sound and discovered that techno toddler was ‘checking the connections’ [exactly what was said when asked why] by unplugging and replugging sprung clip xlrs which some adults never master….:crazy_fre
June 21, 2006 at 2:08 pm #1079895
Acidfairy
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raj wrote:

we lost sound and discovered that techno toddler was ‘checking the connections’ [exactly what was said when asked why] by unplugging and replugging sprung clip xlrs which some adults never master….:crazy_fre

Haha excellent go on the techno toddler.. i still think the dismantling the baby gate is one of the best ones yet too
June 21, 2006 at 2:15 pm #1079897
Raj
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Acidfairy wrote:

Haha excellent go on the techno toddler.. i still think the dismantling the baby gate is one of the best ones yet too

yup it was class; we were watched carefully as we assembled it and when we were finished TT[techno toddler] asked for the spanner and we thought what harm can TT do with it…

not much later the baby gate fell apart as we used it; TT had carefully dismantled anything adjusted with a spanner:crazy_fre and we could never get it to work properly after that..
age? <18 months
June 21, 2006 at 3:12 pm #1079892
Techno Viking
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Next time we have a problem with oddcast we know who to call right…
June 21, 2006 at 3:16 pm #1079898
Raj
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Dr Bunsen wrote:

Next time we have a problem with oddcast we know who to call right…

:crazy_fre
June 21, 2006 at 3:53 pm #1079893
General Lighting
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raj wrote:

hope catching on to everything isnt going to be this quick..mind you on sunday we lost sound and discovered that techno toddler was ‘checking the connections’ [exactly what was said when asked why] by unplugging and replugging sprung clip xlrs which some adults never master….:crazy_fre

LOL 🙂 – when you said in the chatroom about this I did wonder about it particularly when you said XLRs (didn’t think you would use the cheapo non-locking ones)

but when you are older though now you will have someone to fix things in the house; in 20 years time when there are robots to do the housework – but they need to be configured, half the manual is in Engrish and there are 6 software patches needed to work properly to stop them spilling the trash in the stairwell and chasing the cats/dogs, he/she will come in very useful..
June 21, 2006 at 3:58 pm #1079899
Raj
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General Lighting wrote:

LOL 🙂 – when you said in the chatroom about this I did wonder about it particularly when you said XLRs (didn’t think you would use the cheapo non-locking ones)

we tried them once when the supplier ran out of the expensive ones…our bass bins unplugged our rig halfway through the night as a result – took some fast adjusting of the main mixer to stop everyone else noticing as we could not get to the back of the flight case at the time:you_smart:you_smart:you_smart

never ever again:rant::rant::rant:

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but when you are older though now you will have someone to fix things in the house; in 20 years time when there are robots to do the housework – but they need to be configured, half the manual is in Engrish and there are 6 software patches needed to work properly to stop them spilling the trash in the stairwell and chasing the cats/dogs, he/she will come in very useful..

:bigsmile::bigsmile::bigsmile:
June 21, 2006 at 4:04 pm #1079896
Acidfairy
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raj wrote:

we tried them once when the supplier ran out of the expensive ones…our bass bins unplugged our rig halfway through the night as a result – took some fast adjusting of the main mixer to stop everyone else noticing as we could not get to the back of the flight case at the time:you_smart:you_smart:you_smart

never ever again:rant::rant::rant:

:bigsmile::bigsmile::bigsmile:

Yup i remember when that happened
June 21, 2006 at 4:11 pm #1079902
Angel
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:bigsmile: But we do love them…Dont we.:bigsmile:

We once had a garden pond 🙁
June 21, 2006 at 4:29 pm #1079900
Raj
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ange1 wrote:

:bigsmile: But we do love them…Dont we.:bigsmile:
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We once had a garden pond 🙁

i thought about one and thought NOOOOO almost immediately:alien_abd:alien_abd
June 21, 2006 at 6:06 pm #1079894
globalloon
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my little information sponge is pretty good at scratching and has only just mastered on/off on the PC

I got it all to come I guess:surprised
June 21, 2006 at 6:20 pm #1079903
Angel
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globalloon wrote:

my little information sponge is pretty good at scratching and has only just mastered on/off on the PC

I got it all to come I guess:surprised

You better watch your pc..We had the twins to a meeting in the bank..They played around on the floor… Then pulled the plugg on 6 computers..Took our bankmanager 15 minutes to get the system up working again..:crazy_fre
June 21, 2006 at 6:22 pm #1079901
Raj
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globalloon wrote:

my little information sponge is pretty good at scratching and has only just mastered on/off on the PC

I got it all to come I guess:surprised

a whole new world….mine was surfing the net and creating new folders on computers as soon as it was reachable….

one day i came round a corner at my parents house and stopped – shocked by the TT turning on the computer, opening a browser and surfing the net and a fruity site it was too!! age about 18 months i think…could be less though my memory of the time frame is a bit hazy…not very well at the time…

and TT could pass us the correct screwdriver [phillips, posidrive, etc] by the age of two

just wait

/me cackles
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