to thank you all for your imaginary posts on my imaginary thread

[TandB]

I had one of those journeys home from work where so many annoying/ridiculous/random things happen that you start looking around for the hidden cameras.

I was about to explode with pent-up (and in relation to a couple of incidents, not so pent-up) fury and I spent the remainder of the journey home composing a lengthy and in-depth AIBU thread on my trials and tribulations.

Many MNetters responded to my imaginary thread and most of you were kind enough to agree that I was not being unreasonable. Particularly in relation to the bit where I expressed a wish to put DS out of the car and make him walk home if he didn't stop chanting "pokey pokey in my noooooose" at the top of his voice.

A couple of people thought I might have been a little unreasonable in relation to the rude man on the bus but I ignored them as they are always being contrary.

I now don't need to bore you all with the actual details and can bask in the big row of YANBUs on the imaginary screen in my head.

I feel much better!

You're very welcome

It's nice to have a thank you, I'm still in two minds if YABU, but as you were driving home from work and I've been in the warm all day, I'll say ywnbu

No problem!

You were being VVVU though Kungfu.
Just saying.

Brilliant OP deserves some .

Oy! It's not too late for me to flounce if everyone doesn't continue to agree with me.

[glares at LadyBeagleEyes]

I know I generally sit on the fence, but your [imaginary] post made my blood boil so furiously that I had to tell you YANBU.

I'm glad my twopen'orth helped sooth you after your tortuous journey.

loving it!

[feels soothed]

Was it as entertaining as your last driving thread?

Presumably we also told you that 'no is a complete sentence' and to 'leave the bastard'?

"Leave the bastard" didn't feature so heavily - probably because I didn't have a chance to form a deep and dependant relationship with rude bus man, prevaricating not-indicating man or pushy escalator man.

I did feel much more involved with strange tutting train lady.....

She was probably someone's MIL...

Did you like my imaginary long and tenuously-related story about my own not at all similar experience, after which I failed to say YABU or YANBU?

Mrstroll - it wasn't entirely relevant, but the brief thread hijack was interesting.

And to be fair to you, you did come back and confirm that IWNBU towards the end of the thread after I drip-thread more information about the annoying carpark woman.