Refusing to fly the nest!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-14995588
An Italian couple have sought legal help to persuade their 41-year-old son to fly the nest, Italian media reported.
The Venetian parents, who have not been named, say their son has a job but refuses to leave home and wants his clothes washed and his meals prepared.

41 is a bit long to stay at home, she must be too good for him.
I know of a couple of farmers who stayed at so long they drew their pensions with their mother.

Zebra3

Surely they could just throw him out.

joshrogan

How old was the mother when they drew their pensions? like 80-90+?

Dangerous Man

Rape him. He'll be on his way then.

OneArt

If the mother weren't so ill and they had the means it would be funny if they just upped and left him with the bills and mortgage and... Oh God forbid, having to do his own washing. He'd be fecked then so he would.

Duggy747

They'd want to hurry up before it reaches it's inevitable conclusion of the son killing and cooking them for dinner.

whiskeyman

The parents should get down and dirty as loud as possible and in his view.
That should get him moving on...

hondasam

I'm never leaving my mammy and daddy, they pay the bills.

lastlaugh

It's the parents fault for him still being there, they probably do everything for him and then wonder why he's still there.

joshrogan

joshrogan wrote: »

How old was the mother when they drew their pensions? like 80-90+?

She had them at 23 & 25 years old, she's now gone but they still have the house, it's a tied cottage so can't be evicted.

Saila

bit much getting angry about it though

Saila

Saila wrote: »

bit much getting angry about it though

I'm projecting the mothers anger, not mine. I just think it's sad!

Saila

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I'm projecting the mothers anger, not mine. I just think it's sad!

sad pathetic or sad like your dog just died?