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Anyone seen the 2 posts on Chat? Starts off with DSD making some crack about her dad's house being hers one day. Followed by explanation that house mainly belongs to stepmum. Started at 3pm yesterday, full by this morning,

Second post draws the drama out a bit with DSD becoming more angry and involved with threats of taking legal advice to get DSD's dad his fair share of the house.

That's pacing along nicely too with the OP updating but not *too* regularly.
100 troll, just finished the second thread and OP's posts are (fairly well disguised for once) AI written.
 
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I cannot imagine giving a tit what age someone decides to have a baby. The idea of kids fills me with horror at any age, but I am glad others are happy to have them so I don't need to.
Me neither. It was the bleeping typo in the title that first dragged me in...

Eta The missing TRA can be a big prob on MN. Just saying.

Pls don't make me spell it out!!!


Oh well, if you insist.

Con (TRA) ception.
 
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That'll be me, then.

I love a vest and a slip. It broke my heart when they stopped manufacturing liberty bodices.
Stop mentioning liberty bodices. I’M TRIGGERED! I blame my claustrophobia on these. My very dear mother forced me into liberty bodices that I’d outgrown. Not ones with rubber buttons but pull-on ones. I still hyperventilate when I recall the horror of trying to struggle out of it with my bleeping head getting stuck and almost being ripped from my body while slowly suffocating. I’ve never fully recovered.
 
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Remember the thread discussed earlier where the OP wouldn't let her daughter go on a playdate as the other mother supported education tax? Now she's saying one of the reasons she doesn't want DD to go there is because she thinks a household that supports the tax would have an issue with alcohol abuse and smoking...
 
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Stop mentioning liberty bodices. I’M TRIGGERED! I blame my claustrophobia on these. My very dear mother forced me into liberty bodices that I’d outgrown. Not ones with rubber buttons but pull-on ones. I still hyperventilate when I recall the horror of trying to struggle out of it with my bleeping head getting stuck and almost being ripped from my body while slowly suffocating. I’ve never fully recovered.
I got stuck in a dress once in Top Shop changing room. My fault for trying on a size 10 when I am a morbidly obese size 12 - 14. I had to summon help from my sister who secretly snipped the seams with her manicure scissors to release me before I passed out from lack of oxygen. It was a horrible dress anyway. If I had listened to Mumsnet and bought myself a large flowing sack, it would never have happened. Sorry Top Shop.
 
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Remember the thread discussed earlier where the OP wouldn't let her daughter go on a playdate as the other mother supported education tax? Now she's saying one of the reasons she doesn't want DD to go there is because she thinks a household that supports the tax would have an issue with alcohol abuse and smoking...
I’m large and northern and my highest qualification is a BTEC in ironing - so I don’t understand at all how OP has gone from A to B there - does anyone here see this connection? I’m confused as duck.
 
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When I was a kid my Dad got given a letter opener as a gift for some professional milestone and I remember thinking that it would be great to be an adult and get my own letter opener. 😆
MrChampagneBox used one when I met him I soon put a stop to that, massive ick..just rip the envelope like everyone else!!

mum got an engraved barometer I’m sure has never worked from where she worked when she married my dad 🤣
 
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I bet if the first reply was along the lines of oH leT tHe LiTtLe dArLiNgS hAvE fun then the whole thread would have gone a different way. Sounds worthy of holding their heads under though
Was in London yesterday and some street urchins were on the tube screaming and shouting, and in true British fashion no one told them to shut the duck up, they just got a hard Paddington stare
 
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My daughter wasn't allowed to purchase a Red Bull in store yesterday because they said she didn't look 18, does this give her lots of bragging rights that people think she LOOKS SO YOUNG?

(Tbf she is 18 years and 3 days!)
 
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