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    Nov 2007
    Earth
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    Dad has an aquarium with some coloured stones in it; every now and then my nephew will walk over and pretend to eat the 'fish lollies'

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    Dec 2007
    Melbourne
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    DD currently gets in the main part of the shopping trolley (picture Leo and Kate on the front of the Titanic) and yells loudly "I am Jack the Pumpkin King." and when people turn to her she says oh so politely "Merry Christmas to you." I don't know whether to laugh or crawl in a hole in embarrassment (sp?)

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    Dec 2008
    Brisbane, QLD
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    Isaac runs laps. Everywhere we go. We went to look at a house to buy last week and he insisted on running laps around their dining table.
    No idea why he does it but he's been doing it since he could walk (supported) around the coffee table at about 9 months old. And it's always anti-clockwise.

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    Jul 2008
    Melbourne
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    Isaac runs laps. Everywhere we go. We went to look at a house to buy last week and he insisted on running laps around their dining table.
    No idea why he does it but he's been doing it since he could walk (supported) around the coffee table at about 9 months old. And it's always anti-clockwise.
    oh wow - that is so DS as well! and yep, always anti-clockwise

    DS finds himself incredibly amusing at times & will stop what he's doing & do this big muhaha laugh with his head thrown back. he also re-enacts a scene from a wiggles dvd every time we go to get into my car at home. he stops in the front garden & tells me a storm is coming & then he runs on the spot & says "run run run (to the) trees, run run run flowers, run run run grass" etc going through all the things he can see. but he doesn't do it at anyone else's house or if we're going in DP's car.

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    Jul 2006
    Melbourne
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    These are too funny!

    DD pretends she is a cat/dog/horse all the time & answers me with a neigh or a meow. She also has a hobby horse and gets me to say ready set go as I time her whilst she runs madly through the house. And she is always changing her name, so if I call out to her, she says 'I don't know who that is, I am Rapunzel!' or whomever she is pretending to be on that day!

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    Dec 2008
    Brisbane, QLD
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    oh wow - that is so DS as well! and yep, always anti-clockwise
    far out!

    DS finds himself incredibly amusing at times & will stop what he's doing & do this big muhaha laugh with his head thrown back. he also re-enacts a scene from a wiggles dvd every time we go to get into my car at home. he stops in the front garden & tells me a storm is coming & then he runs on the spot & says "run run run (to the) trees, run run run flowers, run run run grass" etc going through all the things he can see. but he doesn't do it at anyone else's house or if we're going in DP's car.

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    Aug 2006
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    Isaac runs laps. Everywhere we go. We went to look at a house to buy last week and he insisted on running laps around their dining table.
    No idea why he does it but he's been doing it since he could walk (supported) around the coffee table at about 9 months old. And it's always anti-clockwise.
    Widdershins! LOL

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    Dec 2008
    Brisbane, QLD
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    LOL Marydean! I had to google that.

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    Jun 2010
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    Oh wow these are making me laugh! My little one isn't really at the age for weirdness on that level, but I'm really looking forward to it

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    Nov 2008
    Melbourne, VIC
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    DD currently gets in the main part of the shopping trolley (picture Leo and Kate on the front of the Titanic) and yells loudly "I am Jack the Pumpkin King." and when people turn to her she says oh so politely "Merry Christmas to you." I don't know whether to laugh or crawl in a hole in embarrassment (sp?)
    OMG, This made me pee my pants. Reminds me of that Simpsons episode when Lisa goes to Duff Gardens and cries out "I am the Lizard King". If you don't watch Simpsons, ignore reference, but it's really funny!

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    Jun 2007
    Western Australia
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    When DS is enjoying something - doesn't matter what it is - he'll start walking around the house going 'eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!'