I've just ordered a bright orange strappy maxi dress for summer which I will be accessorising with a tan and sparkly flipflops. It was a a couple of quid on Vinted from Monsoon originally. I am definitely not going to be mistaken for a Mumsnetter, it doesn't look anything like a shroud.As recommended by Mumsnet style and beauty board.
That is top trolling tbf. Guaranteed to get them frothing.Currently loving the thread about a child practically traumatised from learning about Jesus being nailed to the cross when easter is just bunnies and chocolate
Currently fascinated reading the "Things that everyone raves about that are actually shite" thread. Mumsnetters really do hate everything. Holidays, pets, food, booze.... you name it, they hate it
Yeah but he came alive again 3 days later to say a proper goodbye to his mates. That was nice.I feel a bit sorry for that Jesus bloke. First he's born in a barn to homeless, unwed parents, then he ends up being nailed to two bits of wood in his undercrackers.
Imagine that today? MN would be in a frenzy logging it with social services, 101, 111, the school, safeguarding and the neighbours cat.
I fucking cracked up when someone said cats, then this happenedCurrently fascinated reading the "Things that everyone raves about that are actually shite" thread. Mumsnetters really do hate everything. Holidays, pets, food, booze.... you name it, they hate it
I got a post deleted from Facebook and a shitty (albeit auto-generated) comment because I told a friend their account had been hacked. About 10 months later!I’m currently banned from Facebook (including posting on my own page) for calling a man a moron after he told me I deserved to be raped (after he knew it had happened to me so not a throwaway comment). Just shows how their algorithms work!
I reported two posts on our local Facebook page. One was a job scam, filling envelopes from home, earn £££££££££. The other was the first 19 people to see the number in this grid win £2000. The man then asked for the winners to message him their bank details.I got a post deleted from Facebook and a shitty (albeit auto-generated) comment because I told a friend their account had been hacked. About 10 months later!
I did use the "what the fuck you idiots" feedback option so I confidently expect to hear back from them in about 15 years' time. Maybe that's where MNHQ mods do their training.
Filling in envelopes from home? Was it a scam from 1990????I reported two posts on our local Facebook page. One was a job scam, filling envelopes from home, earn £££££££££. The other was the first 19 people to see the number in this grid win £2000. The man then asked for the winners to message him their bank details.
Facebook said there was no issue with either post.
Fuckwits.
That’s probably why Facebook didn’t recognise it as a scam. The win £2k though - one of my friends messaged him her bank details and was surprised and upset when the money wasn’t paid into her account.Filling in envelopes from home? Was it a scam from 1990????
Years ago, a male friend told me a beautiful woman had just messages him on Facebook wanting to connect and when he responded, she sent sexy photos. I told him it was a hacker. He said I was just jealous and carried on messaging. A short while later, he couldn't get into his account and it was shooting spam everywhere.That’s probably why Facebook didn’t recognise it as a scam. The win £2k though - one of my friends messaged him her bank details and was surprised and upset when the money wasn’t paid into her account.
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