Tui
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Just join and lurk like I do!I wish it wasn’t a private group
Popsy clothing cult
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ClaretFairy
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MotorheadLife
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Gummy mcoversharer, the oversharer in chief, has posted some throughback photos for our enjoyment today. Thanks, no one actually bloody cares. Stop posting shite!
Bagpuss20
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Somebody is looking for playsuits on the preloved page- says he is transitioning m to f- very feminine name but his most recent profile pic is a very manly looking man. Now hes asking folk to message him as his notifications arent working.
You know when your spidey senses start tingling.......
You know when your spidey senses start tingling.......
stickybeak
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I literally came here to say this! Also-if you check out his only other post in that group it is saying how rubbish the group is and he's off....
Bagpuss20
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Red flags all over.
stickybeak
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And they are all too busy falling over themselves to be seen as 'inclusive' that they are missing the giant flashing (probably literally) red flags!
Tender & Tired
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I see Pirate hat lady has started her own brand of wackiness early today!! 
will probably bore the parents at the sports day to death talking about blousons 
will probably bore the parents at the sports day to death talking about blousons 
Prissypaws
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Haha just came here to mention the sports day postI see Pirate hat lady has started her own brand of wackiness early today!!
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Also just seen someone asking about hair dye, and posting pics of their own hair with the message “sorry about the dandruff”
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Fillyjonk
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I cracked and joined for a nosy. Bloody hell, it's weird. I don't think I'll last long before I accidentally laugh react at something as I'm in some pretty snarky Facebook groups.
Pic after pic of people wearing rather dull and ill fitting dresses trying too hard to be quirky.
The thing that really threw me though, was the post asking for good teacher gifts and somebody replied that her 6 year old had made pots of jam and they'd done a photo brochure of child making the jam to go with it. Listen, as an ex teacher, both are going straight in the bin. We don't want food your kid made and we don't want pictures of your kid in our houses. It's weird.
Pic after pic of people wearing rather dull and ill fitting dresses trying too hard to be quirky.
The thing that really threw me though, was the post asking for good teacher gifts and somebody replied that her 6 year old had made pots of jam and they'd done a photo brochure of child making the jam to go with it. Listen, as an ex teacher, both are going straight in the bin. We don't want food your kid made and we don't want pictures of your kid in our houses. It's weird.
Lalla
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I've heard this from many teachers, that all the home made biscuits/ jam/ fudge are binned immediately, and the staff room cupboards are full of unwanted 'Best Teacher' mugs.
When I was at school we never gave presents to the teachers - however this was 30 odd years ago so I accept times change. More recently when my kids were at primary, someone in the class would do a collection with a £2-3 suggested contribution (some people gave less, some more) and buy the teacher and teaching assistants a nice bunch of flowers each - far less hassle! I think some people did still persist with the home made tat though.
Tender & Tired
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After working in childcare i am always reluctant to eat anything a child brings in. Always wonder how much snot is in there manky but true 
manky but true
Fillyjonk
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So true
The best thing a teacher can receive is a heartfelt message in a card. We really don't need any more mugs, tat and especially anything homemade. Sorry, but no.
My son's school just do a collection and we give the teachers and support staff vouchers. I know people feel that seems impersonal but it's honestly better than a printed cushion cover with your bleeping child's face on.
Itchy of Itchington
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When my eldest finished reception I bought the teacher and TA tea and coffee, biscuits, pritt sticks, white board pens, post it notes and a load of hand sanitiser. That was 2019 before hand sanitizer became currency but I knew how snotty and germy kids are and that they often needed it
WeTalkAboutBruno
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I've just seen a post today that pretty much goes like this:
'Trigger warning: child funeral'
'Here's a picture of me in my underpops! Leg chafing! Chubby thighs!'
What. The. duck.
'Trigger warning: child funeral'
'Here's a picture of me in my underpops! Leg chafing! Chubby thighs!'
What. The. duck.
Lovecrisps
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I've just seen a post today that pretty much goes like this:
'Trigger warning: child funeral'
'Here's a picture of me in my underpops! Leg chafing! Chubby thighs!'
What. The. duck.
I've just looked. Wow. WTAF.
Also she claims to have skinny legs but chubby thighs? Your thighs are your legs you idiot, so you have chubby legs.....
Fillyjonk
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She clearly doesn't even have chubby thighs, just wants to wear the fugly Popsy uniform shorts under her dress.
Fitnessqueen
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I don't know about tingling - my spidey senses were actually shouting when I read that one!
That was so tasteless. What was the pointI've just seen a post today that pretty much goes like this:
'Trigger warning: child funeral'
'Here's a picture of me in my underpops! Leg chafing! Chubby thighs!'
What. The. duck.
Gossngiggles
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I've just seen a post today that pretty much goes like this:
'Trigger warning: child funeral'
'Here's a picture of me in my underpops! Leg chafing! Chubby thighs!'
What. The. duck.
She came across as a self absorbed prick in that post. Honestly so distasteful.
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