Sali Hughes #26 Lipstick, lube and liberalism

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Jelly Bean

rosemarina said:
It's true though. If you're used to having the place to yourself for most of the day, having a cranky, retired husband getting underfoot suddenly, disrupting the usual flow of your day, would be so fucking enraging.
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My poor mother had this when Dad retired. He 'helpfully' would accompany her when she was doing the weekly shop. He would question every single thing she bought with 'why do we need that? We never use that'. She had been doing this shop unhindered for about 40 years and found it infuriating.
 
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fakebaker

Skiddidlydaddle said:
Since the start of March last year he has been having blaring loud meetings in the home study all day long. I'm getting a nervous eye twitch listening to him.
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This. Completely. Why are they so loud? It is zoom not a can on a bit of string?
 
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Vanelope

Currently sharing an office with Mr V and he is so loud on the phone. Also oblivious to my resentful looks and under breath huffs. Can’t wait til he goes back to work and leaves me to my office.
 
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Skiddidlydaddle

fakebaker said:
This. Completely. Why are they so loud? It is zoom not a can on a bit of string?
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HELLO! HOW ARE YOU! WHAT TIME IS THERE?? (THEN 5 MINUTE CONVERSATION ON LOCKDOWN RULES IN RESPECTIVE COUNTRIES) BLAH BLAH FINANCIAL FORECAST, BLAH BLAH WE CAN EXPECT.

I literally hear this 10 x a day. At full volume.

Also: To me. What's for lunch/dinner?
 
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MissHavisham

Was this in France? Sounds so French
 
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Skiddidlydaddle

MissHavisham said:
Was this in France? Sounds so French
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No, Italy!

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MissHavisham

Exactly.
This point of pride she has for feigning ignorance over big name pop culture celebs is so irritating. She loves to mention the low brow stuff that she thinks make her seem charming and unaffected and yes of course, pleasingly nana-ish (Take A Break magazine), but shudders at the idea that someone might mistake her for the type of commoner who might be up to date with the latest goings on in the Kardashian empire. Well I don't believe you, Ms Hughes.
 
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rosemarina

It was the same for my mum with a Dad in the army. He was away for much of the year and she ran the house just fine, but when he came back he expected to call the shots and started nitpicking at everything. I'd go mad.

Back on topic (sorry), that's a very good point, @MissHavisham .
 
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Jelly Bean

Sali Hughes #27 Because someone always asks

Thanks to @SqualorVictoria for thread title. The last thread just ended on the bombshell Sali's eagerly awaited book (completely unique according to her publisher) will be out in Sept. Looks like the title will be 'Everything is washable and other life lessons' 🤭 (No don't laugh). She did a...
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New thread.
 
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