MILK IN BOTTLES?! My grandparents and parents would be having fainting fits. So common to put a milk bottle on the table instead of pouring it into a jug.Did anyone see the one about the breakfast grazing table? Dish of butter, toast rack, bottled milk, cereal in jars because they were brought up to NEVER have boxes of cereal on the table. Apparently this is to make breakfast time easier but sounds like more tidying up to me
Nah, you're slacking! You get milk out of fridge and then take plastic bottle to the tea/coffee/cereal. Then you leave plastic bottle out for next user... HTHMILK IN BOTTLES?! My grandparents and parents would be having fainting fits. So common to put a milk bottle on the table instead of pouring it into a jug.
Me, I just take my bowl of cereal or mug of tea to the fridge to pour the milk in from the plastic.
There is an advice section on hereI’m having a genuine, not uncommon, situation with my boyfriend’s child (and the child’s mother) and need advice and was toying with going over there to ask but you lot have scared me. I’ll suffer in silence
There’s an advice sub forum hereI’m having a genuine, not uncommon, situation with my boyfriend’s child (and the child’s mother) and need advice and was toying with going over there to ask but you lot have scared me. I’ll suffer in silence
The best ‘comeback’ according to 99% of Mumsnet is ‘did you mean to be so rude?’ Gets trotted out on loads of threads as though it’s the wittiest comeback in the world. Imagine saying that to someone who’s just intentionally insulted you. Lame.The petty revenge thread will descend into total lies and exaggeration I think.
So many threads like 'what secret will you take to the grave?' 'What was your best comeback?' & one ages ago about Pretty Woman moments - they start well, but turn into post after post of what sound like badly written & unbelievable scenes people have created in their minds.
Or give your head a wobble. Oh my sides.I can imagine someone asking “Did you mean to be so rude?” and someone saying yes
I also hate the phrase “Are you on glue?” Glue sniffing was so 90s.
I also hate “No is a complete sentence”.
Tbf it worked the one time I tried it, accompanied by deathstare, teenage son was being really arsey about going to the one place I'd wanted to go on holiday ended up with a shamefaced apology from him.The best ‘comeback’ according to 99% of Mumsnet is ‘did you mean to be so rude?’ Gets trotted out on loads of threads as though it’s the wittiest comeback in the world. Imagine saying that to someone who’s just intentionally insulted you. Lame.
You are the step parent so over on mumsnet land it doesn’t matter why you say it or do it will be your fault. Step parents, and in particular step mothers, are the devil incarnate.I’m having a genuine, not uncommon, situation with my boyfriend’s child (and the child’s mother) and need advice and was toying with going over there to ask but you lot have scared me. I’ll suffer in silence
Good to knowYou are the step parent so over on mumsnet land it doesn’t matter why you say it or do it will be your fault. Step parents, and in particular step mothers, are the devil incarnate.
Yep and white company 🥱Seasalt clothing looks very frumpy indeed. The sandals are very 80ish too. I’m sure they all love Boden, Joules and Fatface too.
They do, and the White Company and Toast and Mint Velvet. Awful, frumpy shit that most normal people wouldn’t be seen dead in.Seasalt clothing looks very frumpy indeed. The sandals are very 80ish too. I’m sure they all love Boden, Joules and Fatface too.
They're the kind of women who were born looking middle aged.Seasalt clothing looks very frumpy indeed. The sandals are very 80ish too. I’m sure they all love Boden, Joules and Fatface too.
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