That thread is hilarious, my two favourite replies are
)They really don’t have a clueThat thread is hilarious, my two favourite replies are
Maybe she’s just accomplished (very accomplished to be the PA to the director of delta airlines at 13 years old
And
Just let her have the job and see how she does, don’t discriminate because of her age
Mumsnet should hand out gold stars to members who cook from scratch, never use jars, breast feed for 5 years, have a hundred grand in the bank, don’t use loo brushes, wear Boden …could go on for days, but they’d love itThread asking for advice about a pasta bake using a jar () of sauce… of course someone has to come on and say that they’ve never used a jar (shock horror) of sauce. Ok, so perhaps this isn’t the thread for you then and no need to comment?!
I started reading this while waiting at swimming lessons for my kids, disappointed to find out she withdrew her application
I was shocked that there were people who said they would!I’m particularly enjoying the thread about ‘Should I send money to a Moroccan taxi driver?’ Yes, really….I haven’t made that up
Ew yes! I saw a really toxic reply once that has stuck with me. A woman was asking for advice about her child's deadbeat dad etc .. one reply was 'at least your child even has a dad, my sons dad died when he was a baby' ... HOW is that helpful
Wasn't that the David and Caroline one? I didn't read it but I know there was quite a lot of drama surrounding it.
That’s awful! Some people are just either really horrible or nutters. Waiting for the day someone asks for help about their DH who takes coke, cheats on them and hits them if they complain and someone comes on to talk about their dead husband. Just because your mum/husband/whoever died doesn’t mean people should accept abuse/bad treatment/something they don’t want from their same relation! If I found out my mum was on mumsnet giving out tit advice and rude comments like that I’d be ashamed of her (even though some mumsnetters with dead mums would give anything for their mum to be here being holes on mumsnet).Ew yes! I saw a really toxic reply once that has stuck with me. A woman was asking for advice about her child's deadbeat dad etc .. one reply was 'at least your child even has a dad, my sons dad died when he was a baby' ... HOW is that helpful
I saw that this morning and I genuinely had no idea you could put raw pasta in with sauce….. but then I realised that is what you do with lasagne so that’s me being silly!Thread asking for advice about a pasta bake using a jar (
Did they come on all confused, asking what a pasta bake was? “Oh, you mean pasta al forno? I had no idea you could get sauces in jars… how déclassé”.Thread asking for advice about a pasta bake using a jar (
That was real, in a way, in that Caroline was a real person who died of cancer, but the guy got creepy at Mumsnetters offering help and made sexual passes at them via their PMs.
Oh I remember that one as I offered the husband some advice from a medical perspective....he was v creepy
People who eat a lot of pineapple are apparently very tasty ("eat more of it" seems to be common advice dished out by sex therapists when their clients complain they've been told they taste foul).They’re really all batshit aren’t they?
Op: my new partner said I taste strong down there. Am I right to be offended?
Poster: oh no, of course not! Just make it really fun and buy some pineapples to eat together, make a joke out of it!
You what?
People who eat a lot of pineapple are apparently very tasty ("eat more of it" seems to be common advice dished out by sex therapists when their clients complain they've been told they taste foul).They’re really all batshit aren’t they?
Op: my new partner said I taste strong down there. Am I right to be offended?
Poster: oh no, of course not! Just make it really fun and buy some pineapples to eat together, make a joke out of it!
You what?
