it amazed me the difference in atmosphere, that could be “felt” almost immediately
on the video…it’s a shame that J can replicate his sisters household …
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on the video…it’s a shame that J can replicate his sisters household …
Hannah's face tells you a thousand things before she even speaks. I genuinely thought she was going to hit Rachael with that curler. She's in it for the kids, that's it.
Contradictory Claire strikes again. She's never had mum friends, but the mums were all lush. The kid in foster care is right off the rails, yet his foster parents are amazing. Nobody likes her, but she's got all the mums' numbers and rings them all the time. She lies so often that she doesn't even pay attention to what's coming out of her own gob any more.
I’ll pretend I didn’t hear you say that
Ratchet definitely tried to cover up the “sod” with “short”. A sign, to me, that she’s actually embarrassed her child is coming out with this
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I’m pretty sure he said sod!
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Ratchet definitely tried to cover up the “sod” with “short”. A sign, to me, that she’s actually embarrassed her child is coming out with this
Nah shes not embarrassed. I think she actually thought he said short but because she doesn't even know her own child, she doesn't understand his speech!! Its not the first time he's said something clear as day and shes repeated the complete opposite!
Even if it wasn't clear, shes so tit at understanding him. Most mothers know exactly what their child is saying even if no one else can!!
He definitely said sod!
Looking at those stories I doubt very much that Hannah was shocked that W may have called the rabbit a sod. Right before he said that they were laughing that he was telling the rabbit to get down and Hannah said "yeah you're very nice but duck off" so I don't think she'd be too surprised or concerned if W came out with a swear...
She’ll probably post today saying the chrolls had a field day but obviously they fixed it before they actually drove off (they won’t have though)
aliens getting humaning wrong, it’s the only explanation!I think he said “soft”. He’d just stroked the bunny and it was “soft”?
I’m pretty sure wilby said soft about the rabbit as that’s what Mannah said to him, “feel how soft he is” He’s repeating the descriptive words he heard. Clever boy. Who’d of thought it from a non verbal level 3 autistic three year old eh.
Don’t know why Mannah looked shocked that she thought wilby said sod yet seconds before she said “very nice but duck off” about the rabbit in front of him! What if he’d repeated that?? She’s just as foul mouthed as Rachel is.
Don’t know why Mannah looked shocked that she thought wilby said sod yet seconds before she said “very nice but duck off” about the rabbit in front of him! What if he’d repeated that?? She’s just as foul mouthed as Rachel is.
I guess it is like more of a family home than his actual home but it’s the swearing for me. There are three kids in the room when they are doing hair and both of them are swearing like troopers. I know I’m very old fashioned, don’t get me wrong I can swear at the best of times but not around kids not even round my grown up kids and they get a “look” from we when they let a word slip
They all seem rough to me. I cringe when they are all swearing around the kids.I guess it is like more of a family home than his actual home but it’s the swearing for me. There are three kids in the room when they are doing hair and both of them are swearing like troopers. I know I’m very old fashioned, don’t get me wrong I can swear at the best of times but not around kids not even round my grown up kids and they get a “look” from we when they let a word slip
Yep had those thrown at me more than once from a hun. Jealous of THAT!?! err nope. Said it before, I've got a bigger house, a better view, children I love and who love me. Didn't have to steal my other half from anyone else, and we don't need viking pills!! And as for her fashion sense
I can't stop laughing at Josh being a massive Uncle Knobhead. You know when you have that family member at a party that starts talking absolute shite for no reason and everyone just groans. He did it both days.
Funny thing was that when he walked in and started going "ZOG, ZOG" at Wibble, Wibble flashed him a "What a tit " look and then blanked him.
Funny thing was that when he walked in and started going "ZOG, ZOG" at Wibble, Wibble flashed him a "What a tit " look and then blanked him
.I hope your child gets that support. Never give up fighting for it. My youngest grandson had to have 1:1 support for approx 2 years, with her help he flew through the rest of school, aceing ever exam with top grades. Aced University with 1:1 Batchelors degree, then a 1st class Masters degree. You sound a brilliant mum. Good luck
Jealousy or envy is one of those interesting catch-alls that is bandied around as a justification for any action. If you break it down it is completely in keeping with the character of people who use it frequently.
‘You disagree with my actions, thus you must be envious.’ As opposed to a more mature or introspective reaction of ‘You disagree with my actions, maybe the actions themselves were the issue?’
In the case of this barnpot, because her life is so materially-oriented she seemingly does believe that the money that she spunks up the wall on goods and services is a driving force for jealous trolls. What she doesn’t see is that her life as a whole is, to quote Malcolm Tucker, an omnishambles. Lurching from crisis to crisis, drama to drama, in the pursuit of content and relevancy is not what people (rational people) aspire to. You can wrap it up as being relatable, but dysfunctional is more apt. Disjointed relationships which rely on odd power dynamics are not worthy of envy. No amount of trainers will solve that one.
‘You disagree with my actions, thus you must be envious.’ As opposed to a more mature or introspective reaction of ‘You disagree with my actions, maybe the actions themselves were the issue?’
In the case of this barnpot, because her life is so materially-oriented she seemingly does believe that the money that she spunks up the wall on goods and services is a driving force for jealous trolls. What she doesn’t see is that her life as a whole is, to quote Malcolm Tucker, an omnishambles. Lurching from crisis to crisis, drama to drama, in the pursuit of content and relevancy is not what people (rational people) aspire to. You can wrap it up as being relatable, but dysfunctional is more apt. Disjointed relationships which rely on odd power dynamics are not worthy of envy. No amount of trainers will solve that one.
Hannah is a far better Mum than R is. She interacts and is very hands on! Yes, she swears around the kids but I can't imagine she encourages them to say it. I do swear in front of my boy sometimes but he knows he's not allowed to swear.
It's obvious that she doesn't have a maternal bone in her body and Sloshy just doesn't like kids!
It's obvious that she doesn't have a maternal bone in her body and Sloshy just doesn't like kids!
Hannah’s house looked immaculate too not like Wreck it Rach and the roast dinner served up on the table for everyone to serve themselves looked delicious.
and the roast dinner served up on the table for everyone to serve themselves looked delicious.Hannah’s house looked immaculate too not like Wreck it Rach
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