They are so precious! I’ve never known so many thin-skinned people in my life! A throwaway comment has them pondering for hours and running to mumsnet for advice! I don’t know anyone like this in real life at all!!
They really look down their noses down at people in trade, conveniently forgetting that they are new upwardly mobile middle classes and could probably buy them ten times over. Notice how you never see a poor plumber or electrician? In fact I know a family of electricians who are millionaires through sheer hard work and making good business decision’s. Yet that lot won’t even make these blokes a cup of tea, presumably because they didn’t go to a Russell Group Uni and don’t work in a ‘niche industry’. Stuck up bleeping witches.They’re crappy to workmen and their cleaners and nannies. I don’t have experience of having a nanny but you treat people who do work in your home well as it usually means they want to do a good job and they’re happy to come back. Anyone knows that, high flying career or not!
This thread was insane.Time and time again you see threads like this on Mumsnet, a bleeping parenting website! I don’t have kids but wouldn’t dream of complaining about a crying toddler! They are all so intolerant of normal neighbourly noise it’s ridiculous.
In Scotland it means someone who is silly and annoying,There's one in AIBU at the moment where the OP is asking if she was unreasonable to call her DD fanGot to be a wind up surely?! Loads of posters patiently explaining what fan means in the UK
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As a child I had an Aunt fan which my mother told me was the shortened version of Frances. In those days it was not unusual.In Scotland it means someone who is silly and annoying,
As in “shut up ya wee fan”
I agree there's a tone where people are nastier because there's anonymity yet the sites are deemed 'good' and tattle badThe general tone is sneery. I’m guessing the people on there wouldn’t say boo to a goose in real life. I imagine many of them have inadequate lives so the mission to bring down strangers online cheers them up.
I like that you can block/hide posters on tattle too. I have only blocked three or four people but I wish that function was on mumsnet.I've had nicer responses from Tattle than I ever did on Mumsnet. I like the fact debates on here are more reasonably and rationally discussed whereas on Mumsnet, if your opinion is the wrong one then it quickly descends into a bunfight and becomes an echo chamber as those with differing opinions get put off posting as they don't want to be insulted.
Their forum layout is like something out of the ark.New platform going live on Monday night apparently.. I bet it’s still rit![]()