Listened to today's The Rest is Entertainment. Rob made a small guest appearance
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My mind is blown!!! Joe Lycett isn’t gay?!
To be fair, my knowledge of him begins and ends with what I see on 8 out of 10 cats or similar.
I really liked the episode.
Really nice episode! I love to hear from new parents. When I saw it was him I thought it would just be him promoting his new book, so a nice surprise.
I honestly wish people would stop abbreviations. It’s getting ridiculous. I genuinely can’t work out some posts. Is it that hard to type out the full version? Ffs the phone does it for you pretty muchWhat's an ES?
Partner of some sort I assume, but can't work out what ES stands for
Do you not mean "for f*cks sake?!"
Mumsnet is the worst for bloody abbreviations .
Darling daughter DD
Darling husband DH
Darling son DS
duck off ... its so twee. I am not on that forum but I would make a point of refusing to such ridiculous terms.
Darling daughter DD
Darling husband DH
Darling son DS
duck off ... its so twee. I am not on that forum but I would make a point of refusing to such ridiculous terms.
Not to stick up for MN (
) but those abbreviations predate that forum. I used to be on some American forums in the early 2000s during the AOL times and they were used. I think they do tend to be much more widely used on Mumsnet though!These ones I can normally figure out, not a mumsnet user, but have seen them used widely.
The ES one I just couldn't figure out - I'm so glad someone asked. The best I came up with was excellent shagger
Surely quicker to type ‘son’ than capitalise the ES. The ‘eldest’ bit is irrelevant to the point being made anyway.
what does AOL mean? Genuinely been thinking about this for a good 10 minutesNot to stick up for MN (
I'm old and used forums in the early days, the abbreviations predate predictive text and Mumsnet. I used them on the ol' BBC parenting forum <stares wistfully into the distance remembering when it was all fields around here>
I also used to be a prolific user of Mumsnet, before it became the cesspit it is today. Haven't used it for maybe 8 or 9 years now. Some laughs to be had back then <insert wistful stare>
<we did a lot of this too>
(We didn't have Facebook, Twitter, Tiktok etc so had to make our own entertainment
)
I also used to be a prolific user of Mumsnet, before it became the cesspit it is today. Haven't used it for maybe 8 or 9 years now. Some laughs to be had back then <insert wistful stare>
<we did a lot of this too>
(We didn't have Facebook, Twitter, Tiktok etc so had to make our own entertainment
)America OnLine I believe. One of the first if not THE first big internet provider, back in the days when we had dialup.what does AOL mean? Genuinely been thinking about this for a good 10 minutes
This has confused me because I actually couldn't remember what AOL stood for and just assumed people still knew what it waswhat does AOL mean? Genuinely been thinking about this for a good 10 minutes
it's like asking what's Google or Hotmail in my mind, didn't even realise I was old.Thankyou. I really am dense. Didn’t realise it was a company
Enjoyed today’s episode! Wasn’t too in your face and just fairly normal which isn’t how I’d really go about describing Joe Lycett (in a nice way )
)I didn't expect to like todays episode as I'm not a massive fan of his. But it was really good
I enjoyed this ep too, I prefer it when they have their pals on, feels more natural and conversational rather than an interview!
Joe sounds like he’s in a lovely little newborn love bubble
Joe sounds like he’s in a lovely little newborn love bubble
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