Sounds like a bovine disease. Awful idea.There's a great names thread. They want to call the baby Cuddy as a shortening but they don't know what for. It's a terrible name IMO.
Cuddy short for Cuddly Princess Krystal BabeThere's a great names thread. They want to call the baby Cuddy as a shortening but they don't know what for. It's a terrible name IMO.
I now have "what shall we do with a wafty fanny?" to the tune of "What shall we do with a drunken sailor?" as an earwormI think someone is after stories of what people do with their wafty fannys
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It’s because they’re all terribly dainty and feminine…..they have to lie down frequently on their fainting couches….Because they're unique and special and can't possibly be sharing a common human experience.
I now have "what shall we do with a wafty fanny?" to the tune of "What shall we do with a drunken sailor?" as an earworm
In Scotland, a cuddy is a donkey!Cuddy short for Cuddly Princess Krystal Babe
She must have had some shockingly bad sex, if her best experience is with an 81yo"I'm 51, my lover is 81 - AMA"
Claims she's having some of the best sex of her life. From wafty fannies to wrinkly todgers, Mumsnet's got it all going on today.
Perhaps they’re a fan of House.There's a great names thread. They want to call the baby Cuddy as a shortening but they don't know what for. It's a terrible name IMO.
Why are so many mumsnetters emetophobic? Does anyone actually enjoy seeing someone vomit? Surely it's a perfectly normal reaction to feel nauseous and unwell yourself? It doesn't mean you have emetophobia. Maybe I'm being harsh, but I think a lot of phobias are ordinary reactions to things, like rats and spiders and snakes. A genuine phobia is debilitating and disabling.
I’m so annoyed both threads about the woman who wanted to stop giving her colleague a lift to work were deleted.
Can anyone tell me how it ended? I got up to the part where she always sits in the back, is pushing 40 and gets her to take her lunch to the canteen for her.
Miserable fuckers.I've only scrolled halfway down the threads in "active" and look at these delights....
My dog projectile vomited once. She literally opened her mouth and out it came and hit the floor feet away. Said dog is 6 years gone (non projectile vomit related!) yet still this sticks in my mind as I’ve never seen it sinceAnd not only are they all emetophobic but they and their kids all projectile vomit. None of them ever vomit normally, it’s always projectile. Projectile vomiting isn’t actually that common but I suppose it ramps up the drama.