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to think that some of y'all are waaay too high maintenance...

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grubly · 06/04/2011 19:54

"no one should touch my baby who has been near a dog or cigarette"
"I am telling the council about my best friend claiming benefits and working for cash"
"I said hello there to a woman at toddler group and she only said hi back, what a mean bitch"
"someone somewhere had a good birth experience and I hate her because she is smug"

OK so I'm paraphrasing and there are some sane voices too but seriously, WTF is all that about?

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CadleCrap · 06/04/2011 19:57

The one that gets me is

"I never buy petrol when with the DC as I would have to leave them in the car and it might spontaneously combust"

ladysybil · 06/04/2011 19:58

its about people being able to say stuff on here, that they cant in real life

NettoSuperstar · 06/04/2011 20:00

'Someone on the bus offered my DC a sweet, they might have allergies and could die'
Except they don't have allergies and didn't die.

grubly · 06/04/2011 20:07

ladysybil: dude I would not dream of telling the council on my best mate for earning a bit of extra money over benefits ever. not fantasizing about it, not daydreaming about it and not venting online. its a trust thing.

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YouaretooniceNOT · 06/04/2011 20:10

Notrhing else to worry about?
No major life experiences which has taught them that life isn't so bad afterall?
Petty and need to deal/recognise their inner child controls them?

I dunno bu ti am a bit [shocked] at some of the - i'm middle class as i have white bed sheets, real wooden floors posts etc

ladysybil · 06/04/2011 20:15

my best friend not on benefits, so i cant say anything about that. shamelessly middle class, with the whit sheets and all. :)

but, yes, the other stuff.. especially regardgin food. all a bit pfb

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