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pommynoir
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Mark Wright put up a picture of his Christmas lights on his house…
“key worker”
can’t afford heating
fucking povo porn. What’s the need to tell everyone you can’t afford something on someone else’s post. Mark Wright ain’t gonna pay your electric bill, the dent on your electrical bill from LED lights is minimal AFAIK
“key worker” can’t afford heating fucking povo porn. What’s the need to tell everyone you can’t afford something on someone else’s post. Mark Wright ain’t gonna pay your electric bill, the dent on your electrical bill from LED lights is minimal AFAIK
and nothing happens
Active member
Cannot bear the Christmas Eve pictures of a couch full of presents like “Santa’s been!” I.e. look how much stuff I’ve bought my kid, it’s so vulgar. People can spend what they want but I think it’s so crass to broadcast it, especially nowadays when so many people are struggling.
shadowcat5
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Going to get on my high horse for a minute about this.
i hate matching family pjs. Obvs cause their naff as fuck but mostly cause they’re so wasteful. If you’ve got little kids it’s a bit different but from teens onwards it’s unlikely people will wear them unless they genuinely find them comfy. No grown man is walking around in February or even the following December with “big daddie” written on their long sleeve pj top and stripy cuffed leg bottoms. They’re just fucking not.
My auntie gets them for my uncle and their kids, they’re both teenagers which means their comfy clothes are baggy t shirts and shorts or trackie bottoms. Same for husband. They wear the pyjamas for a few hours and then they go in the back of drawer to die until they get given to charity or end up in the cash for clothes bag. Pisses me off!! All for a fucking Facebook picture. I’m all for new pjs on Xmas eve but for the love of god, get them pjs they’ll actually wear year round!!
i hate matching family pjs. Obvs cause their naff as fuck but mostly cause they’re so wasteful. If you’ve got little kids it’s a bit different but from teens onwards it’s unlikely people will wear them unless they genuinely find them comfy. No grown man is walking around in February or even the following December with “big daddie” written on their long sleeve pj top and stripy cuffed leg bottoms. They’re just fucking not.
My auntie gets them for my uncle and their kids, they’re both teenagers which means their comfy clothes are baggy t shirts and shorts or trackie bottoms. Same for husband. They wear the pyjamas for a few hours and then they go in the back of drawer to die until they get given to charity or end up in the cash for clothes bag. Pisses me off!! All for a fucking Facebook picture. I’m all for new pjs on Xmas eve but for the love of god, get them pjs they’ll actually wear year round!!
watermelon sugar
VIP Member
This one might be too generic, but I have noticed a huge increase in people over sharing details about their private lives to a kind of creepy degree.
I saw a (celebrity) pregnancy announcement where her husband walks in to the bathroom and says ‘are you having a poo?’
I mean, I don’t think anyone wanted that detail of your relationship (meaning it’s clear they share that moment in their marriage, walking in while one of them is on the toilet)
I’ve seen similar, where people call husband into bathrooms while they are in the bath and film something totally inane. Like they’ll ask him a question while filming the wall or something and make a big deal of how ‘funny’ his answer or response is, but really, you are just sharing a very personal moment, you naked in the bath with husband there, and it’s fairly obvious that either this is being done to show off in some way, or people have lost ALL sense of boundaries and privacy in their lives.
Me and my husband both do a ‘voice’ for our dog
and we only do it at home. There is zero chance of me ever sharing that online, because I think some things are private - even silly things, like being totally yourself in a relationship and maybe being dorky/silly at home, I can’t stand these moments being shared, I feel really weirded out when watching these stories!
I saw a (celebrity) pregnancy announcement where her husband walks in to the bathroom and says ‘are you having a poo?’
I mean, I don’t think anyone wanted that detail of your relationship (meaning it’s clear they share that moment in their marriage, walking in while one of them is on the toilet)I’ve seen similar, where people call husband into bathrooms while they are in the bath and film something totally inane. Like they’ll ask him a question while filming the wall or something and make a big deal of how ‘funny’ his answer or response is, but really, you are just sharing a very personal moment, you naked in the bath with husband there, and it’s fairly obvious that either this is being done to show off in some way, or people have lost ALL sense of boundaries and privacy in their lives.
Me and my husband both do a ‘voice’ for our dog
and we only do it at home. There is zero chance of me ever sharing that online, because I think some things are private - even silly things, like being totally yourself in a relationship and maybe being dorky/silly at home, I can’t stand these moments being shared, I feel really weirded out when watching these stories!
TapToBoreMeRigid
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"My darling daughter Abigail told me this morning that she doesn't want any presents from Father Christmas - she wants the atrocities in the world to stop and for no person to go hungry"
Soz. Best I can do is a new Barbie.
Your kid didn't fucking say that.
Soz. Best I can do is a new Barbie.
Your kid didn't fucking say that.
Dont swipe up!
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Gonna quote myself here but I’m sick of seeing my statuses in my memories from 14 years ago!
Utter cringe and embarrassment!!
What the hell was wrong with me??
Utter cringe and embarrassment!!
What the hell was wrong with me??
Hastaggifted
VIP Member
Boxing Day breakfast 
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I would disown my family if I was served that
. Spaghetti mixed with beans, raw bacon and sausages. I think that's an egg and grapes.
If this was worthy of a Facebook post imagine what doesn't get pictured 🥲
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I would disown my family if I was served that
. Spaghetti mixed with beans, raw bacon and sausages. I think that's an egg and grapes.If this was worthy of a Facebook post imagine what doesn't get pictured 🥲
karmadrama
Well-known member
Don’t hate me…but every other person on social media now labels themselves as ‘neurodivergent’ and honestly I’m sure it’s just another bandwagon. Nothing at all against those who may genuinely be, but I think the term is being thrown around way too easily at the moment.
Lola Ruby
Well-known member
People who use the New Year as an excuse to boast about everything they’ve done this year. Someone on my FB (who I should probably unfriend because she fucking annoys me) has listed every single thing she’s done and every place she’s been this year. Couldn’t have kept that one to yourself eh - got to keep up appearances for all your “friends” on FB. As long as it makes you feel better about yourself luv 
Shesaidwhat?
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“I’m doing this now before the lines get jammed”
1. The lines stopped jamming in 2002
2. You’re on Facebook
1. The lines stopped jamming in 2002
2. You’re on Facebook
miss.sparkles
New member
New to this thread I have a few, some may have been said before;
1. Police post an incident and comments such as ‘OMG we just went there last week’, tagging friends ‘this must be what we just seen’ and the worst of them ‘fuming late home because of this’ well at least you got home hun!
2. Bullshit posts about kids ‘oh my gorgeous little boy just said he’d like to give all his toys to kids that have none’ and ‘little Jimmy has been begging me to take him for sushi so here we are!’. No, they haven’t though have they
3. Aunty Sue posting a missing dog that went missing 3 years ago in Canada
4. The prank videos that are clearly staged, not so much the videos but the comments from people so stupid they believe it’s real!
I have many, many more things that irritate me but they are the top ones today!
1. Police post an incident and comments such as ‘OMG we just went there last week’, tagging friends ‘this must be what we just seen’ and the worst of them ‘fuming late home because of this’ well at least you got home hun!
2. Bullshit posts about kids ‘oh my gorgeous little boy just said he’d like to give all his toys to kids that have none’ and ‘little Jimmy has been begging me to take him for sushi so here we are!’. No, they haven’t though have they
3. Aunty Sue posting a missing dog that went missing 3 years ago in Canada
4. The prank videos that are clearly staged, not so much the videos but the comments from people so stupid they believe it’s real!
I have many, many more things that irritate me but they are the top ones today!
I know that we are in a cost of living crisis and things are rough for a lot of people, but I get bored of hearing people going on about how hard things are for themselves. I go online to not think about things and to switch off my brain, I'm not wanting to hear about how Mary is switching off her fridge and having two duvets on her bed during the day.
I've noticed that people are getting almost competitive and trying to one up another about how hard off they are or how they aren't using heating, or how much they are trying to save. Has anyone else come across people like this?
I've noticed that people are getting almost competitive and trying to one up another about how hard off they are or how they aren't using heating, or how much they are trying to save. Has anyone else come across people like this?