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Mumsnet. Grrrrrrrrrr.
"Hello there, We're just dropping you a line because your username, 'CUKAmbassador', has been reported to us for promoting CUK - and we can see the reporter's point! I'm afraid we don't allow users to promote goods and services via their nicknames. We do understand that you're probably not...- MarillionFan
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The joys of autistic children
Mrs BP walking our autistic son to school with a girl of same age that my wife childminds for. The both run off. My wife calls them back and tells them to stay with her. The girl runs off again. My wife screams at her "Why don't you listen? You are worse than my son and he is stupid". Right on... -
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Should smacking laws be eased after riots?
David Lammy: ease smacking rules after riots - Telegraph I believe he has a point. In fact I belive the cane should be bought back in secondary schools. And of course David Cameron's assault on fathers ("feckless") does not help either. -
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Female G-spot 'may not exist'
Female G-spot 'may not exist' - Telegraph Researchers said there is no conclusive evidence for the centre of female sexual pleasure after reviewing 100 studies conducted over the past 60 years. Dr Amichai Kilchevsky admitted that the principle was worth further investigation. I know it is a... -
Mumsnet trolling. Which one of you was it this time?
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Youngest ever MS certified professional is no more
Arfa Karim Randhawa: Microsoft's youngest professional dies aged 16 | Mail Online She passed the exams when she was 9 in Pakistan but then this could easily be arranged. But giving her the benefit of doubt this looks like a sad loss of a prodigy.- fullyautomatix
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Married bird, what would you do?
Apart from MarillionFan and TestMangler, they say they've done it before, what would you do? The facts: - not a colleague - slightly older - looks allright - says she's in an open marriage - location would be hers when hubby's away Would you trust her? Or would you ask husband's written...- petergriffin
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Post Christmas blues
Why the feck do I feel so fecking miserable? (I've tried both wine and chocolate -any lift in spirits is short lived)- mudskipper
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Labour tips
Where else would I turn for advice on this topic but good old CUK SY02 was due to give birth yesterday, and is still sat here with not a hint of things getting into action Normally (the previous 3 pregnancies as examples) she runs to term + 12 which is the maximum allowed by the L&D hospital... -
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Child care vouchers
Hi, can i get child vouchers for this tax year in one go, as "in addition to salary". Can this be done ?- gadgetfr34k
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Child care vouchers
Hi, our baby has started going to nursery and I was wondering if I can get child vouchers for this tax year in one go, as "in addition to salary". Can this be done ?- gadgetfr34k
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Anyone got a recommendation for a child friendly hotel between gatwick and brisl
afternoon all, coming over in mid Jan and need somewhere to stay for a night between Gatwick and Brisl for me, 'er indoors and the little 'uns - so that we can break a long journey up a bit. Does anyone know a hotel between Gatwick and Brisl, or Glawster, which is child friendly, has a good...- milanbenes
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Move over Suity....
Woke up this morning with a pounding headache, not normally one to take any kind of tablets, not even the natural herbal tulip stuff but threw a handful down my neck as I couldn't have the light on it was too bright, get to the bathroom and I appear to have a black eye. Seems the irritant that... -
For those of you thinking of having children
DONT DO IT! :tantrum: Why won't they be quiet? :cry3: Tips? (See it's so noisy I've put it in the wrong forum)- MarillionFan
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What would you let your kids watch?
The other thread about films got me thinking that actually I'm ok with my 6 year old daughter watching slightly scary things. Maybe bordering on too scary. Last week we had a movie night and watched ET. Old but still slightly scary for a 6 year old. She loved it by the way - cried at the sad...- conned tractor
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School....
Gave youngest dochka 10 quid this morning for school dinners, secondary school, second day, they have a 'card' system so a tenner to start it off.... Just told me she can't do it cos she's not been finger-printed yet, Jesus, it's school dinners, not DV clearance... -
One of those parental milestones
My son has just issued me with his first invoice. I'm so proud.- NotAllThere
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Nothing more special change baba's nappy
and then the fart with all manor of fallout landing on your hand. I'm sure I'll look back and laugh one day. Not today though!- scooterscot
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Suitable punishment
Just discovered my daughter kissed a boy at her first school disco on Thursday. She was proud to inform me she had a boyfriend and after some interrogation I discovered he had kissed her and another friend. I am incensed. She's been writing little notes including 'marry me'. What should I do...- MarillionFan
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