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He's gone up north? Won't he die of malnutrition and/or hypothermia?
More likely a bottle of piss to the back of the head!

Thankfully he will be staying away so I've told him to do a wash before he returns back to the civility of London town.
 
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I might add both of those to my list - Uniqorne if it's a boy and Mhyrrmayed for a girl. Love them both ❤
 
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Um.... No?!
Oh god, I bet you eat carbs and tomato's and stay in touch with your family and probably even answer the front door if you haven't been paying attention to them! You'll end up a lardy size 8 with a huge network of friends if you keep on like this you know.
 
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Current AIBU -

Is it socially acceptable for an adult to have a ‘lazy day’

For context I am a single with parental responsibility 70% of the time, plus I work full time. Due to the summer holidays my DC are with their dad more this weekend. I have completed house hold task this morning and now I am sitting in front of the telly. However I feel guilty in doing so.
I would like to go and do something but I’m short on funds.
House is clean
House and garden all tidy apart from DC bedroom which they refused to tidy.
YABU- get off your bum and do something
YANBU- it’s okay to have a lazy day every now and again
Personally I have between 6 and 7 a week, so I would say "Go for it!"
 
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