to have mentioned my wedding anniversary when I noticed woman in shop looking for my wedding ring...

[BooBearBoo]

Pushing DS around a shop when shop lady starting commenting on him "ahh he is lovely" etc etc blah blah. I then noticed her clocking my lack of wedding ring (left them at home - very muggy here and my hands always swell up in heat). I felt compelled to mention that I was looking for a gift for my DH for our anniversary tomorrow...

Was I right to feel the need to point this out??!

When I was pregnant I once sat opposite two nuns on the tube (again not wearing my rings...). Goodness me I wanted to smack their disapproving faces. I do look very young as well. Gggrrrr. I'm not even bloody religious. Why do I care that other people care if I am not married??!!

Stop talking nunsense Beer

Cromer is a seaside town in Norfolk. No idea why it is so popular with nuns. They should stick to Walsingham were they belong.

Cromer is also famous for having a night-club called 'Crabs'.

desperately trying to think of nun joke . . .

he he at Crabby Cromer

Hahaha! Is that true Found?

Hahahahahaha CRABS!

Nunfolk? No doesn't quite work.

Go and answer my extremely scientific starsign and tidy house survey quick

I feel like a complete nuncompoop

Well I get to see some nun's wimples every bloody morning!

Maybe I should apply for an ASBO.

"DID YOU JUST TALK ABOUT SLAPPING A NUN?"

how very dare they :o

OP clearly felt that the woman was checking for a wedding ring..
Doesn't happen as much these days (imho), but consciousness about that kind of thing depends on the religious background/age of all concerned :)

'Twas true when I were a teenager. May not exist these days.

The more amazing thing is that Cromer even has a night-club (or Discoteque as it was called).

This thread in Nunsensical!

There's nun so queer as folk.

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Nun on the thread.

Talking of bad names for clubs, I know a pub called The Wrong Un.

FFS

Your bonkers I hardly wear my rings and I'm happily married, the opinions or look from a stranger means feck all to me

Or 'up The Wrong 'Un'?

Could be misinterpreted, I think.

Men say "I'm taking the bird up the wrong Un tonight"

I also saw a pub called the Bung Hole once.

I work nr the Bung Hole!

Holborn IIRC.

I have a sudden urge to watch Sister Act