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AIBU?

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To chuffing LOVE that on certain threads people always say stuff like

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Dogsby · 28/07/2011 13:11

" what starter shall i have" - anti pasto

and any sodding thread on madeleine maccann some sour mouthed tosser puts " ooh no one calls her maddie in hter family" like it really MATTERS fgs.

what predicatable posts make you nuts?

OP posts:
LadyBeagleEyes · 04/08/2011 00:07

I was driving on a quiet country road and the person 10 cars in front had a child in the back who wasn't wearing a seatbelt.
AIBU to have called the police?
I saw a group of teenagers hanging out beside the corner shop when I was with my dd (3) at 11 pm, they were laughing and looked dodgy.
AIBU to call the police?
My elderly neighbour has a dog, sometimes it barks.
AIBU to call the police?
I saw a man alone at the swimming pool.
AIBU to call the police?

LineRunner · 04/08/2011 00:11

LadyBeagle, sweet.

RufusTFirefly · 04/08/2011 00:57

Neighbour-from-hell/random old shouty git in the street/drunken berk......."Ooh, he/she must be mentally ill!"

As someone who has a "serious and enduring" MH diagnosis (in remission), and hates rows of any kind, this gives me the right arse.

What does this mean - all horrible shouty/violent/drunk people are mentally ill, therefore all mentally ill people are horrible/shouty etc etc and should be locked up? (There's some shouty behaviour going on outside my flat right now, which is why I'm still up. My betting is that they are pissed as farts.)

I have met some real bastards in my life. They have all been "sane". And in hospital the only power-mad, unpleasant and dangerous people I met were three of the nurses. (The rest were fine, btw.)

Thruaglassdarkly · 04/08/2011 03:50

Bibbity - so glad you can be so flippant about people losing their mums. It's not so funny when it's you, trust me. Sometimes when people whinge about very petty things their mum has said/done, it is so irritating for those who don't have mums anymore. Of course, it's different when someone's mum is really treating them badly and we know that. But when it's a small thing they're moaning about, it's a bit Hmm.

You sound very callous and hard-hearted so I won't expect you to give much of a shit about those of us who've lost our mums. As you were.

Mitmoo · 04/08/2011 06:20

The armchair detectives who will go out of their way to accuse others of lying and chase them around all day every day. They are very sad.

The other one is where they try to change what you have typed.

A writes, "the black cat meowed loudly."

B replies, "So what your saying is that you abused the black cat until in screeched for mercy"

Stick to whats written and stop making it up.

KenDoddsDadsDog · 04/08/2011 07:22

"What shall I call my DD's bits?"
There are always about 50 people who love to tell the op they must say vulva. As if it is this single piece of knowledge that shows their uber intelligence / how stupid the op is.

TrillianAstra · 04/08/2011 08:43

minge

Cocoflower · 04/08/2011 11:34

So true KenDodd!

Speaking of vulvas also the "anyone who shaves/waxes down there is an anti-feminist and a porn apologist"

Who knew defuzzing could be so political!

kenobi · 04/08/2011 12:51

Hi everyone, AIBU to buy knitted nose warmers?
I haven't left enough time to shear the sheep, card and spin the thread and knit them myself before Christmas.

Please gentle with me, it's my first time on MN.

TeamDamon · 04/08/2011 13:16

Love lots of this thread but my favourite bits so far are the references to that sodding Lundy Bancroft and the way everyone on MN ever is apparently in an abusive relationship if their DH so much as dares to be in the same room as them without asking first. Oh and also gaslighting.

Also grinning at the ref to that lovely passive-aggressive speciality of the G&T threads:

OP: DD can do x, y and z and is 4 months old - is she G&T?

Everyone else: Well, DS could do x, y and z AND a, b and c at 2 months old but your DD sounds a lovely, bright little girl - enjoy her!

MynameisnotEarl · 04/08/2011 13:30

"Stick to whats written and stop making it up."

Oh, yes Mitmoo please post that in the feminist topic Grin

scottishmummy · 05/08/2011 11:03

anti-feminist, what about the menz,if you disagree from herd prescriptive ideology

TeamDamon · 05/08/2011 11:14

Oh yes, and being a rape apologist if you don't believe that all men accused of rape are guilt before they've even set foot in a court room.

RevoltingPeasant · 05/08/2011 11:37

Hmm, also all threads about bringing a dog to someone else's house.

OP: 'My MIL has broken both her legs and had a heart attack. She wants to know if we would mind keeping her dog locked up in our secure garden for an afternoon while FIL drives her to A&E, but I am afraid it might permanently traumatise PFB.'

45 other posters: Erm, well YABU, I'd help out in the circumstances. Sometimes you have to put yourself out a bit.

Nutty poster: YANBU!! What they think they are, your family! Dogs are not humans! You should take the dog and your MIL to be pts. How would you feel if the dog jimmied the back door lock, broke into your house and savaged your PFB, or even worse, gave him an allergy???

hester · 05/08/2011 12:24

Well yes, Peasant, but equally:

OP: We've been invited to MIL's house for tea on our way back from Scotland. Trouble is, she has 4 rottweilers. dc1 is severely allergic and dc2 was savaged by a pitbull last year and now has a screaming phobia. I asked if dogs could be kept in the garden while we visited, and MIL said My House My Rules. AIBU or is she?

Dog-loving poster: YABU. The dogs are members of the family just as much as your dc. In fact more so, because it's their home. You wouldn't make your dc go and stand in the yard because a visitor didn't like them, would you? Tell dc2 to sort her head out and buy dc1 some Piriton.

scottishmummy · 05/08/2011 12:54

yes,the dogs are our superiors and dare not cast any aspersion upon canine cousins. so if child was bitten it must have asked for it.cue 700+ dog owners regale with tales of how the slobbering dog breastfeed the baby and is member of family

MynameisnotEarl · 05/08/2011 19:59

scottishmummy Grin

superjobee · 07/08/2011 12:37

**

i nearly pmsl Grin

Whatmeworry · 07/08/2011 13:12

^"Stick to whats written and stop making it up."

Oh, yes Mitmoo please post that in the feminist topic^

Having guffawed at the un PC bits carefully read this thread and made the odd contribution, I note no one has really had the cojones to go after the Feminist section yet until this page really (stir stir) :o

Al0uiseG · 07/08/2011 16:56

The feminist section don't really like Cojones, unless they are for recreational purposes. Swinging your piss flaps Labia onto the feminist section might be the way forwards instead Grin

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