Not very chuff-chuffed!
Get this shit, my son who's nearly 2, is very much into Thomas the Tank Engine at the moment, which I'm cool with because I used to think it was pretty shit-hot when I was a lad. I can remember all the characters names and everything [smirks].
So we've been out and bought him some Thomas picture books and DVDs to keep him amused and I was shocked to find that, in pretty much every episode or story, one of the hapless trains de-rails causing "confusion and delay" (not my words, the words of the Fat Controller). Admittedly this does make for a good storyline or reading and i couldn't really think of anything else exciting that could happen to a train.
However, been so young, the boy is quickly getting bored of what we bought him so I find myself in desperate need of new material to amuse him.
Rather than Thomas the Tank Engine and his de-railings, i thought i'd treat him to some proper literature, a step up if you will, and I downloaded and printed off the government's investigations into the Potters Bar train crash, which killed 7 and seriously injured a further 70.
To my dismay, the boy didn't like the story, no matter how much detail I went into about the beheaded passengers and lost limbs and it actually gave him nightmares.
I mean come on, a de-railings a de-railing. Where do I draw the Fucking line????



























Choo Choo
Haha brilliant, although a "role-play" often helps to reinforce memories. Did you think about maybe turning all the lights of and filling the house full of poisonous, black smoke?
One solution
I think there is only one solution. Re-enact those tube bombings. That'll keep him hooked.
There's loads of thing you can do by linking up to the two sets of bombings. A great afternoons father-son bonding I'm sure.
Indeed...genius...
You and your son can "search for survivors" in this new educational game, based on crawling around the inside of the family car:
Simply turn the heaters up to max and fill the car interior with mince.
Exactly, the derailings were
Exactly, the derailings were the best bits, just like when the Zords would get decimated in Power Rangers.
My favourite Thomas The Tank moment was when he crashed into a family's house in the middle of breakfast, but there were so many completely insane moments in that show.
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