Oh dear we are in Tulip

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BrilloPad replied

20 August 2017, 18:22
Originally posted by saptastic View Post

We are very fortunate - its all very polite and clean on this forum.

f**k off you c0ckwomble.
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saptastic replied

20 August 2017, 13:45
We are very fortunate - its all very polite and clean on this forum.
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RetSet replied

20 August 2017, 12:44
Well, **** Me. PC snowflakes sheltered from the real world discover that mothers are real people with real concerns and frustrations who want to vent said concerns and frustrations.

Dozy ****ers should **** off to their safe spaces.
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BR14 replied

20 August 2017, 11:49
plaistow patricia
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vetran started a topic Oh dear we are in Tulip

20 August 2017, 11:18
Oh dear we are in Tulip

Top brands pull adverts from Mumsnet forums | Daily Mail Online

Would you say that in front of DD1? Top brands pull adverts from Mumsnet forums because of its users' foul language
Mumsnet has millions of readers taking about variety of subjects
Messageboard topics range from parenting to relationships and politics
Many mothers use site to vent about their children, husbands and inlaws
National Trust and Confused.com want banner adverts taken down from site
Adverts appear next to posts that are sometimes of an explicit nature

before CUK gets banned I will go ahread

Tulip, Chunt,BarSteward -- wait for it Brexit!
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