Or, to the mother- / father-in-law "That's as maybe, but I'm still doing your daughter."
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Ask auntie June, she should remember that, she's old
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Just leave your laptop on the coffee table with that post displayed.Originally posted by suityou01 View PostWill be in a room full of them today. Snobby "wine bar" types. Snooty, snidey, back handed compliment,
With your help I can go armed with pithy one liners that cut them down to size. Please give generously.
My all-time favourite Dilbert cartoon, this is: BTW, a Dumpster is a brand of skip, I think.Comment
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If there are any single female relatives there, get the children to ask "why aren't you married yet?"
If possible, get them to follow up with "is it because you're left on the shelf?"
Any single blokes that should be married, get the kids to ask if they are gay.Comment
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It was F****** horrible. 7 F**** hours of it. FFS
It got off to a bad start. Wife's cousin starts with
"Hi, suityou01, I was up your neck of the woods the other day on a course. They've started doing the place up at last. But where did the council get the money from."
Guffaw guffaw.
Knock first as I might be balancing my chakras.Comment
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If you feel that aggrieved, and want them to know it, maybe you should send the worst two or three a DVD of Abigail's Party for Christmas, with a subtly phrased card.Originally posted by suityou01 View PostIt was F****** horrible. 7 F**** hours of it. FFS
It got off to a bad start. Wife's cousin starts with
"Hi, suityou01, I was up your neck of the woods the other day on a course. They've started doing the place up at last. But where did the council get the money from."
Guffaw guffaw.
Once they swap notes, and realize you sent it to more than one, they'll get the message.
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Wife's brother. An absolute twunt. He's done everything faster, slower, better, cheaper, more expensive, blah, blah, blah than anyone else.
I fecking hate it when he comes round (which thank god is only twice a year)!I couldn't give two fornicators! Yes, really!
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Great film. On a par with Nuts in May.Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostIf you feel that aggrieved, and want them to know it, maybe you should send the worst two or three a DVD of Abigail's Party for Christmas, with a subtly phrased card.
Once they swap notes, and realize you sent it to more than one, they'll get the message.
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There's probably a law somewhere that says you have to have at least one person like that in your family.Originally posted by BolshieBastard View PostWife's brother. An absolute twunt. He's done everything faster, slower, better, cheaper, more expensive, blah, blah, blah than anyone else.
I fliping hate it when he comes round (which thank god is only twice a year)!
Did you do house prices? I love that one.Comment
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