"Babysitting" a 13 year old. Any fun activity ideas?

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  1. R4INBOW's Avatar
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    Play checkers :sexface:


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    Re: "Babysitting" a 13 year old. Any fun activity ideas?
    Thanks for the replies
    Last edited by strawberry; 07-08-2012 at 19:55.
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    Re: "Babysitting" a 13 year old. Any fun activity ideas?
    Make cake. I like cake.
    Last edited by strawberry; 07-08-2012 at 19:56.
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    Re: "Babysitting" a 13 year old. Any fun activity ideas?
    (Original post by Id and Ego seek)
    All week early 80s disco party in your house.
    I don't think 13 year old girls and OAPs would mix very well at a disco party - the jitterbug and beiber don't mix

    :awesome:
    Last edited by crocker710; 07-08-2012 at 20:09.
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    Re: "Babysitting" a 13 year old. Any fun activity ideas?
    Am I missing something.. how did this get 68 rep points?

    (Original post by This Honest)
    OP, I would stick with board games, park and perhaps shopping
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    Re: "Babysitting" a 13 year old. Any fun activity ideas?
    (Original post by Miracle Day)
    Am I missing something.. how did this get 68 rep points?
    interesting, I voted for it too.

    If I remember correctly it said something like 'this wasn't what I was expecting'
    It says underneath edited by mod.
    Last edited by crocker710; 07-08-2012 at 20:15.
  7. This Honest's Avatar
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    Re: "Babysitting" a 13 year old. Any fun activity ideas?
    (Original post by Miracle Day)
    Am I missing something.. how did this get 68 rep points?

    (Original post by crocker710)
    interesting, I voted for it too.

    If I remember correctly it said something like 'this wasn't what I was expecting'
    It says underneath edited by mod.
    Yeah what crocker said


    Surprised how I wasn't the only one :mmm:
    Now my first post seems odd :lol:
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    Re: "Babysitting" a 13 year old. Any fun activity ideas?
    I'm 14 nearly turning 15 after a couple of days, so here is what I like to do:
    -Bowling
    -Ice-cream Parlour/ Fast food restaurant
    -Makeovers (doing eachothers makeup and hair, trying on outfits and taking before and after pictures)
    -Hearing/ dancing to music's like R&B, Rap and Pop (Preferably Korean or Japanese Pop)
    -Gossiping
    -Playing Black Jack with cards
    -Watching Chick flick or Comedy movies.
    -Shopping

    Hope this helps and have fun.
    Last edited by tazmaniac97; 07-08-2012 at 20:33.
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    Re: "Babysitting" a 13 year old. Any fun activity ideas?
    (Original post by This Honest)
    Yeah what crocker said


    Surprised how I wasn't the only one :mmm:
    Now my first post seems odd :lol:
    Also, how have you managed to have -1 posts?
  10. This Honest's Avatar
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    Re: "Babysitting" a 13 year old. Any fun activity ideas?
    (Original post by Pandabär)
    What did you post before the mods edited it? It must have been amusing, and I'm sad I missed the joke.
    :lol:
    I said:
    "Did anyone else read the thread title in a slightly different way or is it just me? "

    The thread title was different as well until the mod edited it :mmm:
    Original thread title: Fun things to do with a 13 year old girl?
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    Baking

    Cooking your meals together, try cooking new things from recipes

    Watching TV (Olympics?)

    Playing video games

    Watching Films





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    Re: "Babysitting" a 13 year old. Any fun activity ideas?
    she would probably prefer you to not try and set up activities and just act normally. I'm sure at 13 if someone turned up with a plan of activities to do with me I would of found it rather patronising.
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    Re: "Babysitting" a 13 year old. Any fun activity ideas?
    (Original post by This Honest)
    :lol:
    I said:
    "Did anyone else read the thread title in a slightly different way or is it just me? "

    The thread title was different as well until the mod edited it :mmm:
    Original thread title: Fun things to do with a 13 year old girl?
    Oh, I see why it was moderated now! I was just wondering...'what COULD This Honest have said to have gained 64 reps then have it deleted?!

    OP, I think you should do baking with her- cupcakes, and then buy loads of sweets and icing stuff to decorate them all with. You could also make your own pizzas for dinner. Or have a picnic in the park if the weather is nice?
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    Re: "Babysitting" a 13 year old. Any fun activity ideas?
    Pin the tail on your cousin?
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