To think mumsnet seems a little dead lately?

[odowdandproud]

Not doing a flounce before someone says.

It just seems so quiet on here lately. Some threads seem to be on the first page for days - without even having hundreds of replies.

Or perhaps I'm on here too much as I don't start my new job for another week.

Nicer weather prob means people are out rather than at home on pcs/phones.

I'm only on here this week because DD has a rotten cold and is doing her best impression of a limpet. Hadn't been on for weeks and weeks before that, weather's been too nice to sit and faff about on my phone.

Everyone is away on holidays taken in term time

Everyones outside enjoying the sun, I'm not, I'm here when I really should be sleeping.

Yes I have noticed that too.

Braaaaaaaaaaaaaains

Dead? I know not what you mean?

Braaaaaaaains.....

Perhaps it's reaching its end like bounty did, we'll all have to go to netmums next

yes it's definitely been quieter, it comes and goes though.

I'd go and harrass pie & bovril before joining nethuns how dare you suggest such a thing!

Everyone has been banned.

Have noticed the same.

I find it amusing that within minutes of seeing this, a parking thread, a request for info about child models and a thread about Dubai as an unethical holiday destination have all sprung up... ;-)

Are they zombies, Bristol?

nope, a brand new fresh approach look to child modelling (again)

I think it's because of the tennis.
Or the nice wether.

Gateshead Ikea was full of 'zombies' this morning. They - Ikea - had a fire drill and kept customers in the car park. Everyone was wandering around with arms crossed while they sorted themselves out.
I went to Asda instead of joining in with the arms crossed Zombies.

Yes,I want a thread I can really get my teeth into about entitled fuckwits. Speaking of which,whatever happened to the op with the pool with the cheeky neighbour swimming when she thought she had gone out?

I think now mumsnet has become bigger, people are afraid of posting juicy threads for fear of being recognised.