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Just killed my first thread in mumsnet - do I win an award?

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Redtartanlass · 18/09/2005 22:15

Only been on mumsnet for about 4 weeks and have just killed a thread. I wonder what other hurdles to I have to lok forward to before loosing the cloak of newness!!

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spacecadet · 18/09/2005 22:16

no..killing threads should just about do it..you need to kill a few more though!

misdee · 18/09/2005 22:17

i am a thread killer.

stitch · 18/09/2005 22:18

thread killing, and getting caught up in the breastfeeding/bottlefeeding threads.

both rites of passage.

Toothache · 18/09/2005 22:18

Redtartanlass - you've got to have a flounce to lose the newbie cloak.

spacecadet · 18/09/2005 22:19

oh yes i forgot flouncing..or is it ferrrrlouncing toothache??

Skribble · 18/09/2005 22:19

4 weeks before you killed one I look back through "threads I am on" and it is full of ones with me as the last one.

myturn · 18/09/2005 22:19

You have to flounce, then start a thread announcing you are flouncing, then have hundreds begging you to stay - and then you can shed the cloak of newness.

Norash · 18/09/2005 22:20

And weaning threads!

Toothache · 18/09/2005 22:21

Spacecadet - If redtartanlass is Scottish as her name suggests..... then it's most definitely a >Ferrrrrrrrrlounce

myturn · 18/09/2005 22:22

Would that not be ferrrrllllooooonce though Toothache?

spacecadet · 18/09/2005 22:22
Grin
Redtartanlass · 18/09/2005 22:24

ok what's the flouncing bit. I thought I'd have to fall out with a couple of people as part of my iniation, or is mumsnet too nice for playground bitching, that i've heard happenns on other websites!

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Toothache · 18/09/2005 22:25

Myturn - It very much depends on which part of Gods Country you're from. Anything North of Dundee would be a Ferrrrrlooooonce. But in the Central Belt its most certainly a Ferrrrrlounce (quite posh actually).

paolosgirl · 18/09/2005 22:27

Depends whereabouts in Scotland she comes from...we don't all have Glasgie accents! Welcome, Redtart - oh, another thing to look forward to are the heated debates about whether MN is cliquey or not, and the threads were WW3 breaks out, the posts get reeeeeally vicious and the insults get hurled - and no-one knows quite why! Good if there's nothing on the telly

Redtartanlass · 18/09/2005 22:27

ex tayport so Ferrrrrlounce it is then!!

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Toothache · 18/09/2005 22:28

I think you're passed the initiation...... your posting name has already been affectionately shortened to 'Redtart'!!

myturn · 18/09/2005 22:29

Great! Being from the Central Belt I must be posh then hooray! (Yes, I would pronounce it ferrrrlounce...)

Toothache · 18/09/2005 22:32

Where Myturn??? And why didn't you come to the Meet-up in Edinburgh today? Hmmm?????

Redtartanlass · 18/09/2005 22:32

Thing I can?t believe is how bloody highly additive it is!

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myturn · 18/09/2005 22:33

RTL - oh yes, and there is no cure for MN addiction...

Toothache, I am full of the cold - you would not thank me for coming and infecting you all. Next time though... did it go well?

paolosgirl · 18/09/2005 22:36

The cold must be spreading and multiplying through the central belt...I feel like crap tonight with one. Actually, it might be flu.

Aimsmum · 18/09/2005 22:37

Message withdrawn

paolosgirl · 18/09/2005 22:39

Not at all! Just that everyone south of the border thinks that everyone in Scotland has one

Redtartanlass · 18/09/2005 22:40

truthfully though, oldtimers ....how many hours a day/week are you logged onto mumsnet.

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myturn · 18/09/2005 22:41

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