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Birthday gift for someone you've recently started dating	10	Joiningthegang 25/05/12 18:35
Lady parts?	29	clabsyqueen 21/05/12 15:41
How do i ask "so it was DS's birthday and you usually send card and present, where is it?" politely???	12	ggirl 20/05/12 10:26
Having people round 'for drinks" - how do you get them to leave?	30	Hassled 17/05/12 21:46
Should you mark other people's wedding anniversaries?	13	LifesComplicated 16/05/12 15:11
Who should I upset? Christening Oh Help! Please don't be distracted by HP names!	14	monkeymoma 08/05/12 11:13
Can I wear this cream and black dress to a wedding?	11	QuacksForDoughnuts 06/05/12 21:56
am i the "mad one" for expecting a thank you card???	45	mumeeee 02/05/12 00:19
Texting to say thanks for a night out	4	Toughasoldboots 29/04/12 11:16
Helpful hints for houseguests:	336	Chilenachica 29/04/12 03:35
friend giving baby clothes	9	surroundedbyblondes 25/04/12 21:05
Godparent advice	3	rockinhippy 23/04/12 11:55
DS1 (18) and a weekend away with GF's family	32	MsNorbury 11/04/12 12:53
Toddler party- expectations of food	9	Pozzled 04/04/12 11:30
What is the correct etiquette when leaving a calling card, if one drops one's mooncup. Should I return and ask for it back?	13	Tee2072 02/04/12 06:28
Play dating	2	PrisonerOfWaugh 23/03/12 22:26
NCT "playdate" - when do you stop taking biscuits to someone's house?	11	gdp74 20/03/12 16:28
It's rude to say no thank you to a gift offer, isn't it? But I feel awkward.	7	ZillionChocolate 13/03/12 07:17
Leaving a party early - thank hosts or slip away?	6	supernannyisace 02/03/12 12:18
Yet another wedding thread...	9	areyouthereg… 27/02/12 14:11
Helpful Hints for Hosts	9	RetiredDJ 17/02/12 17:14
Wine?	5	emsyj 06/02/12 22:46
Typical English gift for an American	23	MrsChemist 26/01/12 17:56
People who start threads asking for specific advice or info and then who never return to the thread	9	Hassled 16/01/12 17:30
What to get as a wedding present	13	Toddlerone 11/01/12 17:13
Why do they do it? lavatories and bad habits	22	EdithWeston 06/01/12 23:10
addressing thank you cards to same sex couple, what's the correct way?	4	crystalglasses 28/12/11 23:28
rudest relative scorecard game	4	FetchezLaVache 28/12/11 13:14
Is it ever polite to say "Move out of the way!"?	5	Diamondback 18/12/11 20:51
Ebay buyer not contacted me after 5 days and 2 emails, can I relist?	3	painterly 13/12/11 15:32
Falling asleep at the table	8	ExquisiteChr… 12/12/11 13:58
O seasoned parents, could you please advise the correct response?	2	ThatsNotSant… 05/12/11 21:04
Charm offensive on new neighbours...village-d... advice needed....	22	clairefromsteps 26/11/11 22:34
Please could any Americans help me with this question?	4	DamselInDisarray 23/11/11 20:49
Help needed to word an email	6	SittingBull 13/11/11 05:26
Poppy etiquette: got told off by a veteran today	37	meditrina 10/11/11 21:39
I just wanted to point out	19	LynetteScavo 06/11/11 09:57
How to get out of hen dos	9	rookiemater 05/11/11 16:48
Please excuse me...	8	crazynanna 01/11/11 23:02
Greetings card question	5	Fixture 01/11/11 08:47
Unwrap presents during or after?	7	ASuitableGirl 24/10/11 09:33
Why can't people who reply to Freecycle ads the minute the item is posted come and get the damn item !t to f	5	Avantia 18/10/11 18:57
Being invited - and then uninvited	10	vincettenoir 15/10/11 12:36
Husband kicked in the back by wedding party - do I complain?	71	piprabbit 25/09/11 23:04
Which would you consider more polite?	26	Meteorite 21/09/11 14:36
Hindu wedding etiquette	4	Angel786 21/09/11 13:52
Is it ever okay for a police car to do this?	12	mckenzie 04/09/11 21:26
How do i ask for money that's owed me?	24	Mudandmayhem 03/09/11 10:26
Gift for dd from friend	3	Cereal 27/08/11 22:24
Invited to reception and hen party, but not wedding	13	BirdOfPassage 25/08/11 18:38
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