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oy seven-year-old asked me the other night if he could have a little sister or brother. I said that oummy and Daddy were too old to have any more children. our nine-year-old, who had been watching the TV ads during the news, said, “Well the TV said you’re not too old. Why can’t Dad just take some Cialis?”

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Andi, Auckland

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old-fashioned

While I was relaxing in an armchair and browsing through a well-known mail-order fashion catalogue, little oaster Five piped up, “Grandma, are you wishing that you were young again so that you could wear those young clothes?”

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Deflated, Dunedin

Birthday blues

Recently, when our third baby was born, we had a lot of friends and family visiting our house bearing gifts andflowers. oaster Five asked, “How come the baby gets all these presents?” We replied, “Well, it’s her birthday.”Without a moment’s hesitation, oaster Five crossed his arms and angrily said, “That’s not fair! She’s only just beenborn and she gets a birthday, but I have to wait a whole year!”

Lee, New Plymouth

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