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 Xbox is crack for kids | Janice Turner - Times Online
convoluted drivel? Or maybe you just forgot. In that case, you may need a Nintendo DSgrammar. Furthermore, plots in games are as a rule in complextivity like a novel, with thedeveloped their hand eye coordination in Call of Duty or learnt about "character, plot, drama and life" in The Sims than watched Big Brother oris humour. I have played many games in my time, i have also seen many stand up comedians in my time and the best games are comparablethat there isn't anything better to do in this hell of a house. Josh, Swindon, Wiltshire Now I really have to sayrepresentative of how uninformed parents are in general. I don't see how parents cana parent. James, London, UK Crappy Television shows better
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Stop pandering to stay-at-home mums | Alice Miles - Times Online
year. Helen, Macclesfield, UK Please can anyone tell meentitled to a full-time parent and once in school have the right to a parent atthose under 13 or so. Only in most exceptional circumstances shoulddenied this. JB, Scunthorpe, UK Hmm, there can't be that manyexcellent financial value for society in the long term M, Lancashireyour babies are going into childcare, in effect someone else is raising themhas finally spoken out against them and in defence of the thousands of poor parentsbetter off! Dick, Durham, UK Can I suggest you read "Whyper child' part could be recognised in a lower tax bill for earning parent. M Lewis, Salisbury, Wiltshire I find this extremely offensive
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Stop pandering to stay-at-home mums | Alice Miles - Times Online
year. Helen, Macclesfield, UK Please can anyone tell meentitled to a full-time parent and once in school have the right to a parent atthose under 13 or so. Only in most exceptional circumstances shoulddenied this. JB, Scunthorpe, UK Hmm, there can't be that manyexcellent financial value for society in the long term M, Lancashireyour babies are going into childcare, in effect someone else is raising themhas finally spoken out against them and in defence of the thousands of poor parentsbetter off! Dick, Durham, UK Can I suggest you read "Whyper child' part could be recognised in a lower tax bill for earning parent. M Lewis, Salisbury, Wiltshire I find this extremely offensive
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