Irrational Judgy Pants thread.

[FretYeNotAllIsShiny]

I've got new neighbours. I really doubt they are my kind of people. They've got a glittery toilet seat.

What makes you hoik up your Irrational Judgy Pants?

Eyebrows that start half way above the eye, giving the person a permanently worried expression.

People who drive their kids the half mile to school when there is no reason for them not to walk.

People being really judgie of silly things that other folk do!

I must get a 'OAP driving' beware sign🤣

People in local shop wearing PJs
People drunk in local shop.
People asking if local shop has a back entrance they can use to escape

Shell suits - just no!! bad enough when they were all the rage.
if they make a comeback i will not be happy/

People who don't know where the indicator is on their cars.

Pople buying booze at early morning school run times in the local shop

sky blue shell suits and blingy jewellery//
stuff of nightmares

Keeping coffee in the jar it comes in

???

Do you mean instant coffee? Why would anyone decant instant coffee into another container?

I judged the dad I saw today who said "will you stop dropping that fucking bottle" at the top of his voice in the street to his DD who was probably only 8/9.

LOVelyBath, I usually walk to the shop after the school run as school is one the way and the shop is two miles from home. If I need wine for the weekend I'll buy it then.

Oh fuck, they're judging me, aren't they?

i put coffee from a jar into another container.
i am common though!

Lass, surely you must have three matching tins for coffee, tea and sugar? What kind of monster doesn't?

I actually have three oversized Bonne Maman jam jars because I am all class.

People who don't hold onto their toddlers when walking next to a road or in a car park. People who let their children stand in supermarket trolleys.

I only use instant coffee for coffee flavouring in cakes. Ground coffee or beans gets put into an empty instant coffee jar to keep it fresh.

I had an awkward conversation about ear piercings on children with two of dd's friends. They are 4&5 and both have their ears pierced. They were showing me their earrings so I showed them mine. One of the girls then looked at my dd's ears and asked why they weren't pierced. Dd piped up that she's too little (she's 4) and I was a bit . I'm just not keen on piercing babies' ears and I don't want the hassle of caring for them either. (Trying to cut dd's finger nails is enough trauma, never mind cleaning a piercing.) I don't judge though, the girls are bright, lively, polite and happy and their mum is lovely.

My DD assures me that I am a very bad and "judgy" person.

I don't like babies with pierced ears. I hate seeing youngsters that have been allowed to get fat. Anything but water or milk in a baby bottle.

I don't really like net curtains either but I have them as we live on a bus route and I got fed up with seeing people having a good stare into my house.

Lass, surely you must have three matching tins for coffee, tea and sugar? What kind of monster doesn't?

Goodness me, no. Sugar stays in its packet ; instant coffee stays in its jar; loose leaf teas get put into whatever tin is handy, including small cake tins, empty biscuit tins and a couple of tea caddies; tea bags don't cross the threshold.

Hmm I judge the beige fake 50s tins saying "coffee / sugar / tea" more! I keep my coffee in the original illy tin 😉

I'm very judgy of a work colleague who can't work over 15hrs because it will impact on her housing benefit! Even though she has a partner goes out every weekend and drives a nice car!

Oh and I judge people who drink instant 😉

Anyone who calls themself a yummy mummy or a full time mummy on facebook