AIBU to ask DH to handcuff me to stop me responding

[Ninxy]

to this comment on Facebook?

"Your fired!"

With no trace of irony and not from a youngster but a lady who has been a HT for two decades who is also married to another HT. My ex-boss in fact.

SATs week must be indeed taking its toll. If only allowances were made for the children.

It is so tempting to say something. Please tell me IABU to. Or if you can't find it in your heart to do so, then some piss-taking and preferably passive-aggressive replies would be most welcome

As will you be for your atrocious punctuation.

trixy - I think that was the point?

That was what I thought she should reply!!!!

I thought trixy was talking about my OP at first and was poised for a counter- attack on grammatical grounds but I think she was suggesting a response.

I will consider that one trixy, thank you.

Sorry should have put it in quotation marks to be clearer!!

No worries trixy. My grammar and punctuation are generally atrocious but then I am not a HT.

What to do...

Ooooo, I couldn't resist that one! Go for it!

I'm sure the occasional typographical error is allowed... :)

Could it be a typo though?

When I make typos they are more of thsi srot of persuaiton and usually much later in the evening when wine has been consumed I am tired.

Must. Resist.

Oh x-post Wallace. I was just thinking that.

And no I am not Cod

I dislike people picking up on spelling and grammar, but in this case I think you're obligated (even if I didn't pick it up the first time I read it)

Aaargh! ZigZag, I hope you're a Yankee or I'll be hauling you in front of the Grand Jury for writing "obligated"!

I like trixy's suggestion.

Eeek.

Huh speedy?

Are you saying I've got to go to court or something?

I have resisted so far.

I might just post this on the thread instead. Undecided.

Well...ah feckit, I like your posts so I'll just let you off with a fine and a caution. . Now be off with you and mind your vocab, eh?

Big laughs at 'heinz site'

x-posts.

That hasn't made me feel any better speedy, is it that it should only be used in a legal context?

The Grand Jury is here

It's located in the dank and rat-infested dungeons of Mumsnet Towers.

Oh, sorry! 'Obliged' is the Brit term; 'obligated' is the Yankee one. It's tomayto vs tomahto.

Hope you're feeling less traumatised? The Grand Jury really are very pro supersleuth WW2 double/ triple agents so if it happens again I shouldn't fret.

Oh thank you ninxy.

M'not scared of that grand jury (note no capitals), I hold all pedents in utter contempt who have no authoriteee over me

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