Good luck to them. Parenthood is amazing, but I'm not sure I would want to take on such an exhausting responsibility at the age of 62!
After being in the same room as a grandson who spent most of Christmas day screaming I was glad to be able to hand him back. :redface:
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congrats to the both of them there is going to be one spoiled child lol
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is Elton 62 ? how olds the child ?? are we talking below 3 years old,.... dont want to be a kill joy but if the kid is below a certain age then hes not gonna experience much family life before his dads are just getting too long in the tooth, hate to state the obvious but are they gonna run around the park with the child when they are 10 and they are 70 + = all the best to them honestly but i suppose they have nannys paid for to do that sort of thing - stil not the same for me
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60 ain't what it used to be.
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I think they can afford younger hired help to deal with the kid. A bit like in the olden days when the wealthier classes had nannies and governesses.
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Uh huh, I mean come on it's Elton John...the kid's a new born baby. They ain't that old, and they are still pretty active. :]
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Furnish is only 48, anyway. If Elton kicks the bucket early, he should hang around a bit longer.
When a subject is highly controversial â and any question about sex is that â one cannot hope to tell the truth. One can only show how one came to hold whatever opinion one does hold. One can only give one's audience the chance of drawing their own conclusions as they observe the limitations, the prejudices, the idiosyncrasies of the speaker.
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