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Why do people on here talk about 'pulling' their kids out of school?

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noomchikka · 14/09/2022 08:08

Is it for dramatic effect?

I've taken both of my DC out of their crappy secondary academy into better schools this year.

No pulling involved. Just changed their schools.

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PassMeThePineapple · 14/09/2022 15:46

LaMarschallin · 14/09/2022 08:51

This hasn't particularly impinged on me but I assume it's all part of the MN vocabulary in the same way that any heated exchange is "screaming".

I've seen people use this on mumsnet to mean. "Make a point I don't agree with."
Eg. "Why are people screaming that they wouldn't do so and so?" I guess it's to make people voicing a different opinion seem irrational

GreenClock · 14/09/2022 15:56

When do people stop “falling” and start “having falls”? About age 75?

PAFMO · 14/09/2022 17:27

PassMeThePineapple · 14/09/2022 15:46

I've seen people use this on mumsnet to mean. "Make a point I don't agree with."
Eg. "Why are people screaming that they wouldn't do so and so?" I guess it's to make people voicing a different opinion seem irrational

Yes! There was a thread the other day about someone "scrawling" something all over MN. (a word that the OP had taken against) How anyone scrawls on a phone...

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