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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Before I get any abuse, I love my mum and know it's tough for those that have lost theirs. This is a light hearted thread.
So after a death in the family, my mother has come to stay. Now living in a shared house, I kinda just agreed she could stay in my house with my ex! Well it is my house. 
She has only been here 3 hours and already is testing my patience.
She has playboy handbag, and glasses!
We went out for dinner, where she took her teeth out at the table.
My boy nearly threw up, and built a barricade so he could not see her.
She paid for dinner, and didn't leave a tip!
Anyone else have embarrassing mums?
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By *andWCouple
over a year ago
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Very much so, my mother thinks nothing of popping out in her car with a carrier bag over her hair dyed covered head! Although Iam slowly realising I'm morphing into her and doing the same to my child  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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not mother but ex-mother in law can be quite challenging at times. Says what she's thinking, very loudly, within earshot of those she has chisen to critisise...  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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sometimes you just have to take your teth out at meal times, perfectly normal, sometimes the glass eye does get a bit dry and needs to come out for a while, so far my hook works well, but I do sometimes take my wooden leg off, not embarrassing, just practical, I think your being a tad too concerned.. just go with the flow, wait till she asks you if you have a spare tenna pad  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I was an embarrassing Mum and proud of it!(Have to say I do have all my own teeth though).I always used to say that my kids took after their oh so boring Dad!My grandkids think im ace and that's all that matters!  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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when my son got to about 13 he didnt want to be seen with me, he didnt like me wearing a snood as they had gone out of fashion or ankle sox and sandals even ribbed tights for some reason. |
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By *ee VianteWoman
over a year ago
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Last year I was looking for a place to rent.
My mum came with me to view a place a local agent had on their books.
The guy doing the viewing looked about 12 and as if he was wearing his dad's suit.
The flat was disgusting; I mean seriously dirty and just rank. I had a cursory look round, thanked the 'agent' but said it wasn't what I was looking for and went to leave.
My mum, who was following me stopped to give the poor lad a serious talking to about the state of the place and how they could try to let a property in that condition. The poor kid didn't know how to react at all and I just cringed.
Now, she had a point but I'm pretty sure the lad hadn't made the decision to take the property on and was unlikely to have been able to do anything about it. He may not even have seen the place prior to that viewing.
Consequently I didn't get any more calls from that agency about available properties. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"if she paid for dinner why didnt you leave a tip? perhaps she felt service wasnt as good as it could have been. "
It is rude to tip on behalf of someone else when they ate paying. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Before I get any abuse, I love my mum and know it's tough for those that have lost theirs. This is a light hearted thread.
So after a death in the family, my mother has come to stay. Now living in a shared house, I kinda just agreed she could stay in my house with my ex! Well it is my house.
She has only been here 3 hours and already is testing my patience.
She has playboy handbag, and glasses!
We went out for dinner, where she took her teeth out at the table.
My boy nearly threw up, and built a barricade so he could not see her.
She paid for dinner, and didn't leave a tip!
Anyone else have embarrassing mums?
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Dont get me started on my mothers antics . lmao
All my adult life she got up to all sorts. .......i wont go into details as she has long past but needless to say.....she grew old disgracefully but life was never boring |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Before I get any abuse, I love my mum and know it's tough for those that have lost theirs. This is a light hearted thread.
So after a death in the family, my mother has come to stay. Now living in a shared house, I kinda just agreed she could stay in my house with my ex! Well it is my house.
She has only been here 3 hours and already is testing my patience.
She has playboy handbag, and glasses!
We went out for dinner, where she took her teeth out at the table.
My boy nearly threw up, and built a barricade so he could not see her.
She paid for dinner, and didn't leave a tip!
Anyone else have embarrassing mums?
Dont get me started on my mothers antics . lmao
All my adult life she got up to all sorts. .......i wont go into details as she has long past but needless to say.....she grew old disgracefully but life was never boring "
Hmm sounds similar to mine. |
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