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is there a moldies part three?

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Tortington · 03/01/2009 15:31

just wondering, as i can't find it.

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revjustaboutwipestheslateclean · 04/01/2009 11:56

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Monkeytrousers · 04/01/2009 11:54

Good call Rev! You know your onions. And turnips

nailpolish · 04/01/2009 11:54

i h ave no idea what this is a ll about

i hope it goes away soon anyway

seems rather dull to be honest

play with your own friends and dont care what the other girls aare doing is what i say

BecauseImWorthIt · 04/01/2009 11:53

Well.

Are you a Moldie, MrsMattie?

If not, does the idea of the Moldies bother you in any way?

Maybe you don't give a stuff. Fine.

But lots of people here were hurt and that is what is being played out. Yes, it's a bit like picking a scab, but until the scab has gone, there will be lots of picking.

And I think it's a pretty big scab.

Flightattendant7 · 04/01/2009 11:52

I am not sure MrsMattie.

It's just one of those things I suppose.

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MrsMattie · 04/01/2009 11:50

How, How, HOW can this still be going on? And please, no 'well put the thread on ignore' comments, because I want to know - I genuinely want to know - why people are still concerned about this?

FairLadyRantALot · 04/01/2009 11:47

FA....isn't it ironic....

Monkeytrousers · 04/01/2009 11:46

I hope I was nomintad and turned down. Wouldn';t want tovbelong to any group who would have me as a member

Flightattendant7 · 04/01/2009 11:43

Although whilst searching I did find this. I hope nobody minds but it is very ironic to see how times have changed.

By tech on Wed 09-Mar-05 00:21:54
We are going to start "retiring" threads in the _chat topic once they are over 30 days old. [bla bla bla] On the subject of chat, we are currently test-driving chatroom software with a view to putting a live chatroom up on the site - for them as wants.

By Twiglett on Wed 09-Mar-05 13:06:56
sorry haven't read thread but as its not like me to miss an opportunity to give an opinion I'm against incorporating a chat area. I think they're divisive, cliquey and if people want to chat real-time then they can use MSN if you're not a quick typist you can get left behind people won't preview and any arguments / grudges will spill over onto forums you won't be able to see how a conversation progresses so if something flares up you won't be able to learn from how it resolves people can feel ignored in chat, or like an interloper MSN is more than satisfactory for chatting it feels a bit 'gang' like I'm repeating myself so I'll go now PS I vote NO in case you didn't realise

Oh well.

shabster · 04/01/2009 11:41

Lucy - thats the favourite saying in our house......mainly cause we have 'nowt' (good old fashioned Lancashire word!)

FairLadyRantALot · 04/01/2009 11:40

Dandy, I have thought about the whole royalty/hun pointing and the poll thing....and because I realise that especially oldies had always been dissing about the whole avater/ticker etc...stuff....I wonder if those things were just part of the site set up (by default) and than maybe some people thought it would be funny to use them....good idea or bad idea, that is another question altogether....but that might just have been what happened....but who knows...

Flightattendant7 · 04/01/2009 11:40

By Twiglett on Fri 10-Oct-08 14:24:14
I don't like feeling excluded

and I can't help feeling that it's a bit of a whinge-fest and divisive at best

parent or not is a distinction that is ok - the rest is stuff that all parents should be part of - everyone has a valid viewpoint

I just wanted to clarify the word is 'Divisive' not 'derisive'. I had to go and look and see if it was Twig offending with her use of the wrong term or you lot. It was you lot!

Thankyou.

lucy678 · 04/01/2009 11:21

"I have nowt - but what we have we share"

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Threadworm · 04/01/2009 10:58

It is rather damaging to mumsnet to make these kind of personally abusive posts. It isn't what the site is for.

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StealthPo09IsHere · 04/01/2009 08:47

BIWI - totally agree.
All on one thread -fine.
Are we now being forbidden from talking about it? Because if that's the case then email/MSN is the only solution.

Flightattendant7 · 04/01/2009 07:51

Judea I think, my dad said that too

georgimama · 04/01/2009 07:42

I know what you mean sleepycat, my DH keeps muttering about the People's Front of Palestine and the Palestinian People's Front or some nonsense. I think it is to do with Monty Python.

Flightattendant7 · 04/01/2009 07:31

I want to be Scottishmummy's favourite

Totally don't get why Soupy is so angry, am a bit scared of her now

Gerry sounds nice, I hope she wasn't too bored last night.

that's about it.

morning all.

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duchesse · 04/01/2009 03:45

ta

jabberwocky · 04/01/2009 03:43

Mumsnet Oldie = Moldie

duchesse · 04/01/2009 03:34

I keep seeing this bleddy word everywhere! Can anybody please explain to me what an effing moldie is? Or is that the first rule of the moldie club?

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