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MIL and brother flirting all day .... yuck I've had enough.

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MyballsareSandy · 25/12/2014 20:57

MIL is nearly 80, brother late 40s FFS. Started off quite sweetly, haven't seen each other for a couple of years, he comments on how great she looks etc etc.

As drink flowed this afternoon it's moved on to a whole new level of sexual innuendo and touchy feely.

The teens are mortified and have disappeared into another room, emerging occasionally to catch my eye and go "really? Yuck". DH is a bit pissed and thinks it's amusing.

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WhatsGoingOnEh · 25/12/2014 20:59

Oh.

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HoHonutty · 25/12/2014 20:59

Ewww, poor you.

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InanimateCarbonRod · 25/12/2014 21:03

Omg that's horrid Shock You poor thing.

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asmallandnoisymonkey · 25/12/2014 21:06

That's weird and gross.

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MovingOnUpMovingOnOut · 25/12/2014 21:07

Oh good lord. I'm all kinds of mortified on your behalf. I'm verily clenched!

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crumblebumblebee · 25/12/2014 21:08

Ewww! How did you stop yourself from saying something?!

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JuanDirection · 25/12/2014 21:09

Hahaha, brilliant! I think you and your dh are both right - it IS gross, but also hilarious! Nobody is BU here. Merry xmas!

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itiswhatitiswhatitis · 25/12/2014 21:10

film him so when he's sober you can force him to watch it over and over again and enjoy seeing him cringe

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Salmotrutta · 25/12/2014 21:10

Bizarre.

Utterly bizarre.

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OldLadyKnows · 25/12/2014 21:11

I'm with DH, this is hilarious! (And I'm not even drunk!) Anything that gets the teens slinking around going "Yuck!" is a good thing. Grin

It's, er, fighting agism in da yout' or somesuch.

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Gawjushun · 25/12/2014 21:15

DVD of Harold and Maude for Xmas next year?

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MyballsareSandy · 25/12/2014 21:24

I'm also a bit pissed but I just can't get my head around it!!

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LadyLuck10 · 25/12/2014 21:31

Yanbu, disgustingConfused

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MyballsareSandy · 26/12/2014 09:48

She's back again today for lunch at ours, but thankfully brother won't be here, although she has now invited him to a 'do' at hers on NYs day. Teens overheard the invite and are now refusing to go.

Anyway there should be less sexual tension in the air today, I'll just have to put up with the hideous comments that she likes to spout, about our country having no identity these days with all the forriners, and how a woman's place is in the home. Women have got too big for their boots these days and the poor men don't know where they stand.

Wish me luck. At least I'm not driving so can hit the prosecco again.

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cardamomginger · 26/12/2014 10:08

It's an interesting addition to MIL bingo for next year!

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AgentProvocateur · 26/12/2014 10:34

I thought you meant your MIL and HER brother, which would be a whole new level of yuck!

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PhaedraIsMyName · 26/12/2014 10:36

YABU. It amused the 2 of them. You're now complaining about her whilst presumably yesterday you didn't have to listen to her as she was otherwise engaged.

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TaliZorahVasNormandy · 26/12/2014 12:31

Ermmmm, Film it and show him when hes sober. Maybe youtube it.

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Mitzi50 · 26/12/2014 12:40

Is your brother just one of those flirty people? We know someone (late 30s) who just flirts with everyone ranging from my mother (80s to my daughter 18 and everyone in between). My mother loves it and becomes quite giggly and girlish in his company (which does make me cringe) and my daughter thinks he's a bit sad. He is completely harmless and there is nothing behind it.

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GobblersKnob · 26/12/2014 12:59

Ach lighten up its Christmas. When you're 80 you might find yourself super thrilled with the opportunity to flirt with a nice young man Grin You're a long time dead op, save it for things that matter.

Anything that makes teens cringe is a score in my books.....

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parakeet · 26/12/2014 13:16

YABU. Lighten up. What you call flirting they just see jokes with a sexual content and have no intention of actually turning words into actions.

As for embarrassing your teens...some teens find lots of things embarrassing that grown adults don't. It's our job to show them they are making a fuss about nothing. They are probably following the cues from your tuts and eye rolling.

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