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358 replies

OhhBetty · 27/09/2016 19:41

I'm bored and ds is in bed. Since an anonymous forum Wink

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WigelsPigels · 28/09/2016 12:06

My parents neighbour killed and chopped up his wife and fed some bits to the dogs and cooked her up. It was and still in the most awful crime in the country. It was many years ago and my parents felt bad for the children, he said she left and we were in the house post murder pre cut up. I walk past the cupboard her body was stuffed in on my way to the bathroom. Still freaks me out. Luckily he was caught before fleeing the country before her body parts were found.

pregnantat50 · 28/09/2016 12:07

my 51 year old best friend, visited from America, told me her 30 year marriage is over and proceeded to seduce my sons 22 year old friend while she thought I was asleep! I heard everything!

paxillin · 28/09/2016 12:11

Grin There should have been a booking system for the stationery cupboard, OhWotIsItThisTime.

PrivatePike · 28/09/2016 12:13

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NoMudNoLotus · 28/09/2016 12:15

Not sure if that was appropriate wigels

AnythingMcAnythingface · 28/09/2016 12:16

Today 10:28 Natsku

I hope it was the same case with that couple rolling but he didn't use condoms so hope they both got tested regularly!

😷 I hope you got tested too!

EnthusiasmDisturbed · 28/09/2016 12:21

Family member committed suicide

His children think he had a heart attack

everyone else knows and they will find out at some point Sad

EverySongbirdSays · 28/09/2016 12:25

So loads of you have PMd me for mine I didn't think anyone would !!! - I'm popping out now but will get back to you!!!

HarryPottersMagicWand · 28/09/2016 12:36

every, you didn't think anyone would! Grin Have you not seen these threads before.

TrampagneSupernova · 28/09/2016 12:37

Well known World Cup winning former rugby player that married his childhood sweetheart and has recently been in the news for infidelity was at it well before that as he gave my friend from university a proper good rattling after an away game when she was on her placement year in France circa 1999.

Her husband knows this apparently, gets rather annoyed and waltzes off whenever his name is mentioned.

PrincessOG16 · 28/09/2016 12:39

I'm almost certain my middle half sister isn't actually blood relation at all.

Her mother was a slag and cheated on my father constantly.

millymollymomoooo · 28/09/2016 12:40

A well known British actor who went out with a well known British M&S model, had a thing for call girls... whilst with said model..

Have a friend who works in personal security in London, he knows it all!

PrivatePike · 28/09/2016 12:50

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FluffyPersian · 28/09/2016 12:53

One friend (who has herpes) split from her Husband and for the past TWO YEARS has been having an affair with a married man who she used to work with. He's promised to leave his Wife and 2 (uni aged) kids and move in with her for the past 18+ months but has always had an excuse:

'I can't leave, my daughter is just about to go to Uni'
'I can't leave, My mother is dying and I don't want her last thoughts to be sad ones'

His bag has 'apparently' been packed twice and both times he 'bottled it' as apparently one of his daughters came in and needed help with something.

His wife found a love letter in his bag from my friend and he admitted the affair, said it was over and that was that - his wife apparently is fine with his apology and wants their marriage to work Sad. My friend now believes that as his Mother has just died, he'll leave his wife for her before Christmas - and doesn't believe he's a cheating scummy liar and she should stop the affair and find someone who is single.

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Another friend is a bit of a stalker when it comes to men - She was talking to a guy on a dating site, it transpired that he lived in a block of flats that was overlooked by our offices. After a week of talking he said he liked her but had a big project at work which meant loads of late nights so could he possibly give her a shout next week and work out where to meet for a first date?

She accused him of being a 'liar' as 'by the angle of the light in the photos he had sent her' and the 'images she could see out of the window in the photographs' she had apparently worked out what flat he was in and had been watching when the light went on at 5pm - this meant he was a liar as he said he was working late.

She didn't think he might live with a flat mate, might be working from home, might have a cleaner... nope, he was a liar. After she accused him, he said 'You're nice but a bit crazy, goodbye' and blocked her on the dating site - unfortunately had made the mistake of telling her his surname and where he worked. She worked out his work email address and emailed him about 10 long paragraphs of her 'thoughts and feelings' on why he blocked her.... Hmm

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Stalker friend (above) also likes 'getting revenge' on people she views has slighted her. She used to work in a company and have a boss who kept changing his mind. She asked his opinion on something and he said 'Why are you asking me? Surely you're capable of doing it yourself?' so she went away believing that she was given permission to undertake a certain work responsibility on her own.

The next time the same thing cropped up - she did it herself - to which her Boss went nuts at her saying 'Why have you done this? You should have asked me!' Which to be fair, is very irritating and bad management.

Rather than speak to him about it - She decided to get 'revenge' Hmm and found him on Facebook, stole all his profile photos and created a fake dating profile (he was apparently single) but made it all dodgy 'I like golden showers and latex' type thing. She then spread the rumour at work that he was a total pervert to the office gossip and before the day was out, people were sniggering at him.

I told her that this was not only illegal, it wasn't exactly fair as a lot of people in life are arseholes and that has totally crossed the boundary of what's acceptable - however she disagreed and said that he deserved it. I suggested to her that it could easily be tracked back to her, but she just didn't seem to 'get it' so I gave up at that point.....

Nabootique · 28/09/2016 12:54

Why is wigels getting it in the neck when plenty of others have posted about NDNs and family members killing people without getting any grief?

IceIceIce · 28/09/2016 12:57

My step sister got dragged off a plane by the coppers the other day for trying to do a runner to korea with her child and a man she doesn't know. She told her kids dad there was nothing he could do. Showed her didn't he. She's in court today so hopefully they will give the child to his dad and he can finally get an education and some stability.

PrivatePike · 28/09/2016 12:59

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PaniWahine · 28/09/2016 13:13

Used to work for a high street phone retailer in their HQ.

  1. Financial Controller who was the CEOs best friend got busted for stealing almost £1.3M, so they ran an audit and found out an AP clerk had set up fake vendors diverted to her bank account. She made about 20k from her scheme. He got sacked but everything brushed under the carpet (didn't want publicity as they were making operations changes, wary of share price); AP clerk got 2 years. She claimed she was broke as her drug addict DP was taking all her wages and she had two sets of twins under 3 yet the FC just spent it enjoying his 'lifestyle' Slimy bastard, both deserved jail time.

During a restructure some staff got posted to our office from a regional office for six months. One thought he was Gods gift and much was said about his catalogue model fiancée, the big wedding etc He was having an affair with the Finance Manager. She knew about the fiancée etc but thought he'd leave her. Eventually she copped on, and so sent the fiancée 103 red roses on their wedding day - according to the card, one for every time they'd screwed. Several of the staff were there for the almost wedding - apparently better than Corrie / Hollyoaks / Eastenders any day!

Finance manager is still there but can't understand why she hasn't been promoted... HR told the (new) FC they can't get rid of her, all they can do is hope she figures it out herself and leaves.

NoHatNoCattle · 28/09/2016 13:24

My friend's ex-wife left him a few years ago after ten years of marriage and three kids. She told him at the time that he was an awful person who made her miserable and, thanks to him, she hated her life.

She has just moved in with her female lover. My friend is chuffed for her, but wishes she had realised/admitted that she was unhappy because she fancied women, not because he was awful (he is a lovely guy...)

iloveberries · 28/09/2016 13:40

Shameless place mark

hannahpan · 28/09/2016 13:46

I found out my ex was cheating on me when my friend had him send her messages on a dating website.

Absolutely loving these though - keeping me distracted while baby has their first nursery visit.

Gatekeeper · 28/09/2016 13:49

my sister in law's friend's daughter had their entire mortgage paid off and wedding paid for by a celeb couple who desperately wanted to use the venue the daughter and her fiance had booked and paid for

ohmygodyouguys · 28/09/2016 13:52

I've a feeling one of the managers at work only married his wife because she was pregnant. They split not three years later.

MrsRaymondReddington · 28/09/2016 14:03

One of my closest friends has been cheating on her husband with one of their mutual friends, who is also married. I hate that I know this and I find her behaviour completely despicable. We're not as close as we used to be.

GabsAlot · 28/09/2016 14:19

i dont get why youre waling past the cupboard she was in wigels-do u live in the house now?