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Do neither of them own a phone?Yes, yes you are.
I have 4 rattan chairs, 2 dark grey and 2 light grey and a little light grey drinks table to match the light grey chairs. I never sit out though as I live in the shadowsI’m the proud owner of dark grey plastic rattan furniture and a hot tub.
Many years ago during a parking argument outside my in laws house (all MN boxes ticked) my then brother in law was having a dispute with a very angry woman. My DIrishMIL (r.i.p Marguerite/Rita) and I were spectating from the front room window, and she said.......Strap in lads, plenty of but what does it meeeeaaannnn replies
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But this was my favourite. OK Barbara, you sit there staring intently at someone, like a bleeping deranged wombat
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Same. Or ‘chavvy sex pond’, as MN like to call them.I’m the proud owner of dark grey plastic rattan furniture and a hot tub.
I assume you're the one on the top of the crane having been lifted off the beach because you're so obese. Is the dcoroner aware you were consuming alcohol whilst in charge of kids?I’m back from Prom Day and despite taking my flask and homemade sandwiches, we succumbed to the lure of spicy fried chicken and ice cold lager instead. The kids had chips and ice cream and I have self reported to social services and the Dcoroner. Outing but can you see me?
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My friend, who lived in a council house with a massive garden, used to keep her pony in the garden over the winter (she had a stable built at the bottom). I’m not sure WTF mumsnetters would have made of that. Imagine a povo owning a pony <shudder>There's a thread where OP is asking if council houses with long gardens should have more council homes built in the gardens.
I’m undecided if this is a genuinely deranged narcissist or a genius rage-bait troll.Yes, yes you are.
If I ever met anyone who claimed to have an ‘indigo child’ I’d slap them about the head until my arm fell off.It’s a whole thing where people are, apparently ‘orchids’ (tender, rare, delicate, beautiful if given the right environment) or ‘dandelions’ (common, hardy, will do well anywhere). It’s the latest iteration of what was once called ‘indigo children’, aka ‘mummy wants a label for her most special, not like other children, sensitive flower’.
I thought it was something to do with the child having special testicles.It's apparently the very well known term for a child that is sensitive.
They'd probably be alright with it if she ate the pony rather than freeloading off of food banks like other council house fatties do.My friend, who lived in a council house with a massive garden, used to keep her pony in the garden over the winter (she had a stable built at the bottom). I’m not sure WTF mumsnetters would have made of that. Imagine a povo owning a pony <shudder>
Oh god, that reminded me of the time I asked my son when he was about 10, if he wanted to get married one day, and he said "well I would, but only for the tax break". He's autistic if you couldn't tellThe proposal one is mental. My first head husband found out that he'd get a tax break if we got married so simply told me to call the register office; second (and rather perfect current) and I, decided that we might as well while we were at his brothers wedding
That's quite sweet!!