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By Flightattendant4 on Wed 19-Nov-08 17:32:15

I was at school today and one of the mums whom I've become very friendly with, was standing nearby talking to another one.

I was talking to another friend but overheard friend 1 saying 'Yes, you just go to N*tmums.com and click on...'

shock

She is really nice
Our children play together

So, what is the verdict
Slice the friendship now
or try to convert

if so, how... grin

By MaryAnnSingleton on Wed 19-Nov-08 17:33:53

ooh, conversion calls - it's your civic duty !

By NewspiritsFromOldghosts on Wed 19-Nov-08 17:34:40

TBH i would just change schools and go for the witness protection programme.
I think there is a charitable fund that you can apply for through mumsnet HQ for emergencies like this.

By Buda on Wed 19-Nov-08 17:35:04

I would keep it that way! You really don't want her knowing all your innermost thoughts do you?

By Flightattendant4 on Wed 19-Nov-08 17:35:10

how do I do it Maryann?

slip something into her coffee? there must be an easy way...

By Flightattendant4 on Wed 19-Nov-08 17:35:50

Lol Newspirits! smile

Buda - good point. Very good point...

By FarTMISorry on Wed 19-Nov-08 17:38:18

no, have nothing more to do with her or her perfectly presented glittery spawn.

By MaryAnnSingleton on Wed 19-Nov-08 19:46:53

subliminal messages

By Flightattendant4 on Wed 19-Nov-08 19:51:04

Ds2 has a 'I'm a mumsnet baby' t shirt. Is this enough?

she isn't the glittery type really which is why I am so shocked.

She's from Aus. though I think. Maybe n <spits> etmums is more popular over there?

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