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Of course it does, but you were not supposed to let everybody know ! Now all the uninitiated on this website will see the truth ! You deliberately endangered the brotherhood, I thus sentence you to eternal damnation.
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Show it anywayThat is very true, regardless if the baby belonged to your aunt or not, you cannot just pick up and hold a newborn baby without even asking for permission. Also I can't remember another serious comment by perdix besides this one.
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Show it anywayI definitely agree with you Perdix. Nobody in their right mind starts touching, much less cuddling a newborn baby without consulting the parent, even if it's your family members.
100% correct. OP is a moron.
amen to that!
That's what you get for listening to a recipient. I would have gone to the receptionist to ask where I needed to go.
i was waiting for someone to catch that
Oh man, I bet she was sooo pissed.
Ahh, that wasn't your fault OP! And it makes a great story for both parties, already for you and maybe in a few days for the baby's mother.
What are you talking about? It's completely the OP's fault. Who just picks up a newborn baby without the mother or fathers permission?
It's a damn good thing you aren't a rabbit, because then your aunt would have eaten the baby. It's true - look it up.
Don't you mean the other woman? The one who's baby OP accidentally cuddled?
Whatever. Don't bother me with trifles. :)
I wholeheartedly agree with perdix. You don't just go and pick up someone else's newborn. ydi
Haha! Hope you're still alive.
You asked the "recipient?" did you mean to ask the "receptionist!" Anyway Ydi for not checking the name on the door or calling out to your aunt in the "bathroom" to make sure it was her in there.
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thats no too bad, apologise and explain.
That is very true, regardless if the baby belonged to your aunt or not, you cannot just pick up and hold a newborn baby without even asking for permission. Also I can't remember another serious comment by perdix besides this one.