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To think fuck the fuck off in your smug mobile.

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OscarPistoriusBitontheside · 30/12/2012 21:16

We passed a Prius (pious) yesterday sporting a bumper sticker which declared in a multi-Pastel hues "born at home". AIBU to think this may be the smuggest car in Great Britain and should fuck off. (Lighthearted thread. Smile)

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Stixswhichtwizzle · 01/01/2013 22:17

Lol coffee 'cars and vaginas don't mix' that quote made my day!

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Chottie · 01/01/2013 19:42

I find this insufferably smug........

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PickledInAPearTree · 01/01/2013 19:14

That's brill! My mother used to do that. I still feel sick about it today.

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Binfullofgibletsonthe26th · 01/01/2013 02:52

Oh, but my dc had a tee that said "spit on that tissue, and I'm calling social services"

Don't ban that one!

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Colliewollydoodle · 31/12/2012 16:37

Hmm my 5 yr old ds had a fab t shirt that said muck spreader! Over the top of a tractor spreading muck! I thought very apt.

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MissCoffeeNWine · 31/12/2012 16:33

You can get T-shirts that say all kind of sanctimonious shit to be fair. I just ban any clothing with words on it before the child is old enough to read it.

Give me one example of someone who thinks they are inherently better because of the setting of their basest bodily function?

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NaturalBaby · 31/12/2012 15:50

You can get T-shirts that says 'I only drink mummy milk' or words to that effect.

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TheMonster · 31/12/2012 15:44

Can I get one that says 'sucked out because we'd both had enough'?

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MerryChristMoose · 31/12/2012 15:42

at Miss Coffee

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TandB · 31/12/2012 15:21

Alistair - it was the bathroom floor for me! I was just giving a generic example Grin

Trapclap - that's not true of everyone. I think the more accurate generalisation would be to say that people who think they are better are more likely to make choices such as homebirthing and then go on about it forevermore.

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EauRougelyNight · 31/12/2012 15:16

Oh please, of course people who home birth think they are better...

I'm sure some do, but not all of us. I couldn't give a shit where anyone else chooses to give birth as long as it works for them. I don't think home birth is better, just that it was better for me.

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ivykaty44 · 31/12/2012 14:58

i had a hospital birth and don't care if you had a home birth, good for you if it makes you feel clever or better. Same as height is seen as a sign of health and better - it isn't tall people still get ill.....

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trapclap · 31/12/2012 14:53

Oh please, of course people who home birth think they are better...

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MissCoffeeNWine · 31/12/2012 14:53

The bed of woven lentils 'goes' better in the kitchen I have found.

Maybe there is some kind of proportionality between emissions smugness. Pious emissions of purest unicorn fart from vehicle making pious emissions of organic clad lotus woo babies at home more likely?

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PessaryPam · 31/12/2012 14:43

SoupDragon

'Why is it smug? Does it in any way proclaim that they are superior?

I think some of you have issues.'

Soupie it is a well known fact that Priuses produce clouds of Smug. It's a real pollution problem in San Francisco.

www.southparkstudios.com/clips/155203/the-perfect-storm-of-self-satisfaction

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AlistairSim · 31/12/2012 14:37

Kitchen floor, Kung?

How common!
Did n't you have time to get to the yurt?

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PickledInAPearTree · 31/12/2012 14:35

I think cars & vaginas don't mix is my quote of the week!

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MissCoffeeNWine · 31/12/2012 14:29

I had to go and search out where I read it and establish if it's true as it is bandied about on some woo-sites. I've found enough references to it happening though at the 2006 conference. In articles like this

I think that's enough reason for a backlash but I agree it's a bit weird to most people who will read it (any birth bumper sticker apart from Midwife on Call is weird IMO) Cars and vaginas don't mix.

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Baublesinafield · 31/12/2012 14:29

Is that a comment on free ranging flange topiary, goths? :)

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TandB · 31/12/2012 14:25

I had a homebirth - entirely natural and no pain-relief. This pleased me.

However, I suspect the guy driving behind me on the M4 may be less delighted by my homebirth experience.

Why on earth do you need to announce to the world that you pushed a baby out of your vagina on your kitchen floor?

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EauRougelyNight · 31/12/2012 14:17

Coffee Fucking hell, really? I think we all know what their motivation was for that Hmm

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AWhistlingWoman · 31/12/2012 14:07

Coffee that would explain a lot. That's awful.

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MissCoffeeNWine · 31/12/2012 14:03

I think a lot of the birth bumper stickers came about as a backlash to ACOG handing out 'home deliveries are for pizza' bumper stickers at their 2009 conference? Not 100% on that but remember reading that around the web somewhere.

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PickledInAPearTree · 31/12/2012 14:03

Soup I'm chuffed for bits with anyone who had the birth they wanted..

I have mates that have given birth at home with no pain relief and I think you double hard girl you.

Bit bumper stickers? Ridic.!

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StairsInTheNight · 31/12/2012 13:58

Whats it for?!

Why do you need to put this anywhere- just why? Who are they telling? And to what end?

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