Perhaps neither of them wanted to be accosted by some random weirdo because of what they were wearing
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Is her husband even in the group? It’s tacky enough people do this on their own page never mind in a group about a dress cult.Has this one spent too much money on popsy and can't afford to buy an anniversary card to write this declaration in?
Launches herself into the tiger enclosure.I'm picturing a woman running into the gibbon house to get away, regretting her decisions.
If pay day is the next day, depending on your bank it would be fine anyway!She is one of those I genuinely couldn't work out what age she was until recently.
There was another one selling a jumpsuit today for £15 as she needed fuel for her car and payday isn't until tomorrow. Like if things are that bad, then you need to stop buying £40+ dresses! But I suspect she was also looking sympathy.
It’s the same with Duns; “wankel” is what you’re “supposed” to shout if you see someone wearing the brand, to which they’ll supposedly reply “radishes are a mainstream vegetable”. Imagine shouting wankel at someone in the middle of the street and them (or any passers by) having no idea what you were on about?! You’ll end up getting arrestedDo Popsy not realise what a dreadful marketing strategy their "Popsy in the wild" campaign is? I took a family member to a hospital appointment recently, I'm pretty sure that the senior consultant was wearing a Popsy dress. Can you imagine her having to deal with some random twit in a hospital waiting-room yelling "Popsy in the wild!!" whilst her seriously-ill patients and their relatives look on? No-one wants to be accosted in public, and the wannabe-laydees with their beards and tragic comb-overs need to be especially careful, if some bloke in a dress came up to me and tried to whisper a slogan in my ear, he'd be getting a knee in the nads
I completely agree. I could not imagine anyone taking you seriously dressed like a 3 year old. If a staff member turned up in a popsy covered in guinea pigs or bananas I think as a manager I'd be having a quiet word about appropriate apparel for work.I think popsys look inappropriate as work wear. There is a teacher wearing dinosaur dungarees and she looks like a toddler
It’s the same with Duns; “wankel” is what you’re “supposed” to shout if you see someone wearing the brand, to which they’ll supposedly reply “radishes are a mainstream vegetable”. Imagine shouting wankel at someone in the middle of the street and them (or any passers by) having no idea what you were on about?! You’ll end up getting arrested
It’s the same with Duns; “wankel” is what you’re “supposed” to shout if you see someone wearing the brand, to which they’ll supposedly reply “radishes are a mainstream vegetable”. Imagine shouting wankel at someone in the middle of the street and them (or any passers by) having no idea what you were on about?! You’ll end up getting arrested
I completely agree. I could not imagine anyone taking you seriously dressed like a 3 year old. If a staff member turned up in a popsy covered in guinea pigs or bananas I think as a manager I'd be having a quiet word about appropriate apparel for work.
I fell into the duns trap for a while, had LOADS of clothes, including matching with my daughter. Then I looked in my wardrobe one day and remembered I wasn’t 5 and sold everythingThat’s that babipur nonsense. That group could fill a thread by itself as well
I bet there’s a crossover with the whole scandi/wooden toy/cloth nappy brigade as the kids get older and the mummies need a new tribe.
I fell into the duns trap for a while, had LOADS of clothes, including matching with my daughter. Then I looked in my wardrobe one day and remembered I wasn’t 5 and sold everything
God knows how much I spent and why I fell into it for so long…
Duns is a scandi clothing brand (duns Sweden). Their “trademark” pattern is radishes… see image.Woah woah back up a second
What’s Duns? What does Wankel mean?
Why radishes?
I laughed more than I should at this .It’s the same with Duns; “wankel” is what you’re “supposed” to shout if you see someone wearing the brand, to which they’ll supposedly reply “radishes are a mainstream vegetable”. Imagine shouting wankel at someone in the middle of the street and them (or any passers by) having no idea what you were on about?! You’ll end up getting arrested
She has a husband! I’ve always pictured her living with some crumbly elderly relative lolI can't see much as not Gummy friend but red Bob is my friend on Instagram and its about the same on there. I do feel sorry for her husbands being seen with her red Bob in public
It’s because radishes are a popular food in Sweden, where Duns is from. I adore Duns not going to lie!I laughed more than I should at this .
I did a quick google and it appears they sell a hat with radishes on (radish print, not actual radishes, sadly) which tells me everything I need to know about that brand's followers
Quick edit to apologise to Tattlers who confessed to loving this brand, radishes and all! ♥
Oh yes! Also known to us mere mortals as a stacking toy why call it that though when you can call it a bizarre, potentially offensive name!A wankel is a grimms wooden toy. And obviously hilarious
Is the husband even in the group?Has this one spent too much money on popsy and can't afford to buy an anniversary card to write this declaration in?