Why? Why, why, why?

[Whutdafuq]

I don't want to see your kids piss on Facebook.
I've seen it, so you all should too.

I was having a colonoscopy last year, and I soon learned that there are forums where people post pictures of their poo (in the toilet bowl, or on a sheet of paper) asking what 'parasites' they might have.

Oh god, this is worse than when I was looking online for advice on coping with gallstones and I stumbled across a forum where people were posting photos of what they had 'passed' after attempting to 'flush out' their gallstones with a concoction of oil and lemon juice - which, by the way, is medically impossible, so what they were posting was basically pictures not of gallstones but of solidified olive oil stained with bile. LOVELY.

There's no limit to the idiocy posted on FB. Have to say that this is one of the craziest. Who ffs needs to see that?

Just hope and pray that this is the first and last bodily function of her daughter's that makes it onto social media. For her daughter's sake.

I find it singularly disturbing how parents strip their young children of any dignity and privacy in the name of overcompensation for what is an ordinary aspect of life for millions of us.

Not right.

I've seen a thread on MN with a photo of period blood, a few posters said FFS do we really need this which then drew all the " it's only a bit of blood " crew in.

Grim grim grim.

I used to be on a FB group on which someone posted a photo of shit in her kid's nappy, saying it looked silver (it didn't!).

She wasn't a particularly nice person on the group, and I think probably did this to cause a stir and to 'shock' people.

OK, I'm resurrecting this thread to announce that Mr Post-vasectomy sperm counts has posted a photo of his scar (post stitch removal) following his recent hernia op (which he has kept us graphically updated on - naturally).

Pass me the brain bleach!

And I have to say thanks to Thumb am now going to have to youtube Hale & Pace, had totally forgotten about them!