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AIBU?

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To want to twat the smug bastard right in the cake hole?

37 replies

Twattyzombiebollocks · 22/10/2013 08:32

Sorry for the foul language. Husband and I are separated, currently living apart. He usually has older kids Monday over night, couldn't last night as he was working. They came home from an overnight activity residential at tea time yesterday, tired, dirty and cranky, were bickering and sniping at each other from the second they got in the car. I sent them to their rooms several times through the evening but it made no difference, and this morning they are just as bad. This morning There are on a whole school trip which requires same waterproof clothing and boots that came home covered in an inch of mud last night. I also have a 9mo crawling baby to deal with who is into absolutely everything and I can't take my eyes off her, and even better, she's not settling at night, so once I had got everyone ready for bed (with no hot water, central heating fixed yesterday and the bloke didn't switch it back on) and then went downstairs to sort out clothes, I was up and down like a tarts knickers sorting baby out (18 times in 2 hours) whilst trying to wash waterproofs and de-mud boots if only so they could find the Velcro etc to fasten them.
So this morning, I have two still grumpy kids who don't want to get out of bed, are still arguing with each other, refusing to get dressed as they don't want to go for another day out in the pissing rain, and then he turns up having only had to feed himself and get himself dressed, after a nice relaxing evening, and a full nights sleep (forgotten what that's like) and tells me that its all my fault for being so disorganised, and apparently I need to make lists. Aibu for wanting to smack him right in his smug fucking mouth?

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lubeybooby · 22/10/2013 11:56

He can only DREAM of being as fabulous as you Brew

GoofyIsACow · 22/10/2013 12:04

Ha ha! Twatty! Bet that felt gooooooood! Grin

SunshineSuperNova · 22/10/2013 12:07

Revenge sounds very sweet. Grin

CaptainSweatPants · 22/10/2013 12:08

The school is mad organising 2 trips so close together
I'd have let them have the day off & sent them away with him

SDTGisAnEvilWolefGenius · 22/10/2013 12:09

Do it. I will happily lend you my Twatting Spadeâ„¢.

YouTheCat · 22/10/2013 12:10

I am polishing my pitchfork. Grin

Nice come back, OP.

HorryIsUpduffed · 22/10/2013 12:12

Good comeback, OP!

Twattyzombiebollocks · 22/10/2013 13:38

It did feel very satisfying I confess. He took it on the chin, knowing full well he crossed the line this morning (because I told him, and even showed him the unanimous mumsnet verdict "he's being a twat") thankfully even though we are separated we still get on well for the most part and we both have a sense of humour

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JuliaScurr · 22/10/2013 13:44

so you didn't actually hit him? Why ever not? YABU

Beautifulbabyboy · 22/10/2013 13:44

AM loving this:

To do list:

  1. Put kettle on.
  2. Apply fist to H's face.
3.
Twattyzombiebollocks · 22/10/2013 13:54

Julia - I have learned that violence is not the answer, last time I tried to kick him in the knackers the unsporting bastard crossed his legs and I got his shin instead-- i broke my bloody foot

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urtwistingmymelonman · 22/10/2013 14:21

ltb.
oh you already have/emo/te/1.gif

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