Army thread 18th March

[JackieClaire]

Army thread 18th March

I'm trying to forget that :H:H:H

[stirly-girly]

Army thread 18th March

JackieClaire;824364 wrote: Well you could have knocked me down with a feather last night. There's a TV prog called 'Master Chef' over here and the daughter's ex boyfriend was on it.
Now I know we're not supposed to think bad things about other people but he treated her like crap and he LOST

:H:H:H

Well, let's just say you probably weren't wishing him the best of luck while you watched the programme...:k

[JackieClaire]

Army thread 18th March

Stirly,
Problem was I got quite fond of him (his parents were truly awful) but what can you say when they're 18 and in lurve. It was a disaster waiting to happen.

[tiptronic_ct]

Army thread 18th March

Which series and episode of Mastechef is it? We get it on BBC Entertainment.

Oh, and evening, all

[JackieClaire]

Army thread 18th March

Evening FFF,
I tell you, last night it wasn't entertainment I've just managed to scrape the eggs and rotten tomatoes off it.

[tiptronic_ct]

Army thread 18th March

Mrs. T was all nostalgic yesterday, by the way. She had been in Dublin on Paddy's day last year.

[stirly-girly]

Army thread 18th March

JackieClaire;824368 wrote: Stirly,
Problem was I got quite fond of him (his parents were truly awful) but what can you say when they're 18 and in lurve. It was a disaster waiting to happen.

I'm such a :biatch: that I would find it hard to become fond of any girl/woman that I thought wasn't treating my son well. Especially after the last one who suddenly decided after being with him for seven :shocked: years that since they hadn't already gotten married, then they probably weren't going to. Even tho' he'd proposed to her 10 months earlier and bought her an engagement ring. Suddenly she decided her "goal" for the next year was to buy a new car. ( I thought that getting married and starting a family would have been more appropriate at her age and under the circumstances - 30 years old and engaged!!!) Never did meet her parents during all that time. Anyway, good riddance is all that I can say. Not like we didn't treat her like a princess whenever she was with us for family occasions....go figure

Hey Tipperoo. You snuck up on me again....

[tiptronic_ct]

Army thread 18th March

JackieClaire;824370 wrote: Evening FFF,
I tell you, last night it wasn't entertainment I've just managed to scrape the eggs and rotten tomatoes off it.

Tsk, tsk

[tiptronic_ct]

Army thread 18th March

stirly-girly;824372 wrote: I'm such a :biatch: that I would find it hard to become fond of any girl/woman that I thought wasn't treating my son well. Especially after the last one who suddenly decided after being with him for seven :shocked: years that since they hadn't already gotten married, then they probably weren't going to. Even tho' he'd proposed to her 10 months earlier and bought her an engagement ring. Suddenly she decided her "goal" for the next year was to buy a new car. ( I thought that getting married and starting a family would have been more appropriate at her age and under the circumstances - 30 years old and engaged!!!) Never did meet her parents during all that time. Anyway, good riddance is all that I can say. Not like we didn't treat her like a princess whenever she was with us for family occasions....go figure

Hey Tipperoo. You snuck up on me again....

And can we safely say that your son has moved on already and you're the only one who is still bitter?

[JackieClaire]

Army thread 18th March

they started of good and finished it baaaaaaad.

The new boyfriend seems to be terrified to meet me

[tiptronic_ct]

Army thread 18th March

JackieClaire;824375 wrote: they started of good and finished it baaaaaaad.

The new boyfriend seems to be terrified to meet me

Yep... your reputation precedes you...

[stirly-girly]

Army thread 18th March

tiptronic_ct;824374 wrote: And can we safely say that your son has moved on already and you're the only one who is still bitter?

Not bitter, Tips. Just still wondering about some of the priorities younger people have these days. I was really sorry for my son in the beginning since he took it really hard and it's difficult to look kindly on someone who hurt your child so bad - even if he was a man of 31 at the time, he's still my kid :h.
He's had no trouble finding other companions since then, good looking and charming brat that he is. No doubt "Miss Right" will come along at some point...

[JackieClaire]

Army thread 18th March

tee hee hee,
Just you wait until the cubette brings her boyfiend (deliberate spelling mistake) home

[tiptronic_ct]

Army thread 18th March

JackieClaire;824379 wrote: tee hee hee,
Just you wait until the cubette brings her boyfiend (deliberate spelling mistake) home

She won't. I'm the only man in her life

[tiptronic_ct]

Army thread 18th March

stirly-girly;824378 wrote: Not bitter, Tips. Just still wondering about some of the priorities younger people have these days. I was really sorry for my son in the beginning since he took it really hard and it's difficult to look kindly on someone who hurt your child so bad - even if he was a man of 31 at the time, he's still my kid :h.
He's had no trouble finding other companions since then, good looking and charming brat that he is. No doubt "Miss Right" will come along at some point...

I cannot believe for a second that you're old enough to be my mommy???