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Things Cat Trialvilly Annoy You (part whatever) *MOD WARNING IN OP*
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I got myself banned from the Facebook mother's group for "bad behaviour". I hope they don't confiscate my baby.
I'd been thinking about leaving for ages anyway since they're a constant source of TAs with their squabbling about breast v formula, when to wean, whether or not to vaccinate. Yawn. Imagine if there was a dad's group that went on like that. I'm beyond TA'd that instead of leaving I've given a nipple nazi the satisfaction of booting me out 0 -
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I got myself banned from the Facebook mother's group for "bad behaviour". I hope they don't confiscate my baby.
I'd been thinking about leaving for ages anyway since they're a constant source of TAs with their squabbling about breast v formula, when to wean, whether or not to vaccinate. Yawn. Imagine if there was a dad's group that went on like that. I'm beyond TA'd that instead of leaving I've given a nipple nazi the satisfaction of booting me out
What did you do??0 -
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The Wizards Sleeve wrote: »Nipple Nazi :pac: :pac: :pac:
It sounds like something you should drink on the beach with a little umbrella and straw in it 0 -
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the beer revolu wrote:Grrrrr. I hate when mods use their position to steer argument in their favoured direction - happens here , too
Mods are just people like me and you. Some are sound and some are gobsh!tes 0 -
the beer revolu wrote: »Grrrrr.
I hate when mods use their position to steer argument in their favoured direction - happens here , too:mad:
You should see some of the "mummy mods" on those Facebook pages. They'd give the gestapo a run for their money. I don't know how their partners put up with them.
Anyone with "baking and sparkling" as their occupation is best given a wide berth, I should have known 0 -
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I got myself banned from the Facebook mother's group for "bad behaviour". I hope they don't confiscate my baby.
I'd been thinking about leaving for ages anyway since they're a constant source of TAs with their squabbling about breast v formula, when to wean, whether or not to vaccinate. Yawn. Imagine if there was a dad's group that went on like that. I'm beyond TA'd that instead of leaving I've given a nipple nazi the satisfaction of booting me out
I think there's something about facebook groups that shows how toxic people can be.
I'm in a beginners art group and someone commented on the fact that work being posted is not beginners standard (it's definitely not) making it very intimidating for actual beginners and the majority are tutors touting for business (ok that was cheeky, but also true).
Well they were absolutely lynched for the comment....told to go off do the certs and diplomas in the topic ,put in the 20 yrs of work they had done ,and then maybe you won't feel intimidated.
.....ah here luv if you are formally educated with 20 yrs experience and still classifying yourself as a beginner...when do you gain intermediate status
But I wouldn't touch a mum and baby group....they would be horrified by my laziness life is too short 0 -
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Princess Calla wrote: »
I think there's something about facebook groups that shows how toxic people can be.
I'm in a beginners art group and someone commented on the fact that work being posted is not beginners standard (it's definitely not) making it very intimidating for actual beginners and the majority are tutors touting for business (ok that was cheeky, but also true).
Well they were absolutely lynched for the comment....told to go off do the certs and diplomas in the topic ,put in the 20 yrs of work they had done ,and then maybe you won't feel intimidated.
.....ah here luv if you are formally educated with 20 yrs experience and still classifying yourself as a beginner...when do you gain intermediate status
But I wouldn't touch a mum and baby group....they would be horrified by my laziness life is too short
Sounds like there might be some member crossover!
They wouldn't mind your laziness once you tell them you "exclusively breastfeed". You could be an alcoholic, abusive, neglectful parent who drugs your child to sleep and leaves it in a playground swing for hours while you go off with the girls - once you "EBF" as they say, all else is forgiven. Urgh, TA these groups!0 -
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You should see some of the "mummy mods" on those Facebook pages. They'd give the gestapo a run for their money. I don't know how their partners put up with them.
Anyone with "baking and sparkling" as their occupation is best given a wide berth, I should have known
My sister in law is part of a few different 'new mother' groups, and was the first in the family to have a kid so it was very much a new experience. Unfortunately, she is over in the UK and thus hasn't the hands-on assistance of her own mammy or family to help her.
Apparently the baby is a divil to feed, and she wants to try formula so she can get more sleep while Daddy can feed or whatever. But some of the toxic members of said groups are essentially bullying her, telling her that she simply can't approach it that way, to the point where she is completely at her wit's end with it all whenever she zoom calls.
It's amazing how women could give birth for millenia without such modern-day scrutiny. You wonder how their partner's put up with them: by manipulation, simple as.
Anyway, my TA: overheard a teenage girl in Tesco earlier, after looking at her phone, saying to her brother/BF whatever he is: 'Yeay, I am officially Covid free'. Which begs the question, why she was in the shop to begin with?0 -
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castletownman wrote: »My sister in law is part of a few different 'new mother' groups, and was the first in the family to have a kid so it was very much a new experience. Unfortunately, she is over in the UK and thus hasn't the hands-on assistance of her own mammy or family to help her.
Apparently the baby is a divil to feed, and she wants to try formula so she can get more sleep while Daddy can feed or whatever. But some of the toxic members of said groups are essentially bullying her, telling her that she simply can't approach it that way, to the point where she is completely at her wit's end with it all whenever she zoom calls.
It's amazing how women could give birth for millenia without such modern-day scrutiny. You wonder how their partner's put up with them: by manipulation, simple as.
Anyway, my TA: overheard a teenage girl in Tesco earlier, after looking at her phone, saying to her brother/BF whatever he is: 'Yeay, I am officially Covid free'. Which begs the question, why she was in the shop to begin with?
They should be ashamed of themselves for making other mothers feel like that. I regret that I really let it get to me to, to the point that I got really depressed about "only" breastfeeding to eight months, when the purists were pushing for two years. There's so much more to being a mother but the dogma of the pro BF brigade is actually quite strong, but the problem is it's masqueraded as concern, encouragement etc. At one point I was told not to have emergency formula in the house in case I was "tempted" to take the easy way out, as if anything about keeping a newborn alive is easy
TA is there a Jurassic weapon in every company, that is completely useless but holds onto documents etc. and won't release them to others on request without a big hoo-ha to make themselves feel important?
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Read an article on rte about walkers letting their dogs off lead and them chasing sheep, and the devastating effect that can have. One of the farmers interviewed said a sheep of his was heavily pregnant and had her leg broken in two places. Ok I know they're farmers and their sheep aren't pets, but what TAd me is he said the effects were "emotionally devastating" and then went on to say "she's only good for the factory now" - ok so by emotionally devastating you mean financially. Also I just feel really sorry for the sheep. I mean, I eat meat (not lamb though) so I don't want to be a hypocrite but just thinking about this particular sheep heavily pregnant and her leg broken and being sent off to slaughter 0
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TA is there a Jurassic weapon in every company, that is completely useless but holds onto documents etc. and won't release them to others on request without a big hoo-ha to make themselves feel important?
Yep, every company gets one. I once worked in a place where the resident weapon left and within two days, someone else had turned into a new one. Quite disturbing, it's like some kind of evil curse.0 -
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I don't think I've ever joined a Facebook group that I didn't leave about 5 minutes later due to the incessant stream of stupid questions that 1.7 nanoseconds on Google would have answered.
I think the Slow Cooker one was the worst. Literally pages and pages of "Can I do [insert item spectacularly and obviously unsuitable for slow cooking] in the slow cooker???"
I think my one and only post was suggesting that the question people should really be asking wasn't "Can I" but rather "Should I?" when it came to what they could put in their slow cookers.
Great TA . It’s one of mine too .
I’m on an Gardening group . People putting up photos of Primulas bought in Lidl asking “does anyone know what this is “???
Likewise with “Insects and Invertebrates of Ireland “ group ........ people saying “I’m new here , can anyone identify this “?......alongside a photo of an earthworm.
I’ve got a great App that identifies literally any plant , indoor or outdoor, in the world ! Takes about 20 seconds. I don’t get all these questions on FB (that even any google search will answer )
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Deleted User wrote: »Great TA . It’s one of mine too .
I’m on an Gardening group . People putting up photos of Primulas bought in Lidl asking “does anyone know what this is “???
Likewise with “Insects and Invertebrates of Ireland “ group ........ people saying “I’m new here , can anyone identify this “?......alongside a photo of an earthworm.
I’ve got a great App that identifies literally any plant , indoor or outdoor, in the world ! Takes about 20 seconds. I don’t get all these questions on FB (that even any google search will answer )
Don't get me started. My one is the people who tryi to pass off their photoshopped pictures as real.
If you are going to photoshop the moon in at least bloody get the reflection in the right place!0 -
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[Deleted User] wrote: »Great TA . It’s one of mine too .
I’m on an Gardening group . People putting up photos of Primulas bought in Lidl asking “does anyone know what this is “???
Likewise with “Insects and Invertebrates of Ireland “ group ........ people saying “I’m new here , can anyone identify this “?......alongside a photo of an earthworm.
I’ve got a great App that identifies literally any plant , indoor or outdoor, in the world ! Takes about 20 seconds. I don’t get all these questions on FB (that even any google search will answer )
I think a lot of it is people looking for attention and likes. In the mum group that I'm not allowed play in anymore because I was mean to the other kids, every day you'd have someone asking "can I give my child xyz" or is "xyz normal" which is fine, except they'd always finish the post with "pic so we don't get lost" and a picture of their baby with photoshopped sapphire eyes and you're there thinking Martha come off it, it's a pic because you're a narcissistic thanks whore and you want us all to say how beautiful your baby is. 0 -
I think a lot of it is people looking for attention and likes. In the mum group that I'm not allowed play in anymore because I was mean to the other kids, every day you'd have someone asking "can I give my child xyz" or is "xyz normal" which is fine, except they'd always finish the post with "pic so we don't get lost" and a picture of their baby with photoshopped sapphire eyes and you're there thinking Martha come off it, it's a pic because you're a narcissistic thanks whore and you want us all to say how beautiful your baby is.
Ahhh jeez.... now I'm conflicted as to whether I should 'thank' your post or not :P:P
Oh what the hell, have a big fat juicy guilt-free thanks from me 0 -
Deleted User wrote: »I’ve got a great App that identifies literally any plant , indoor or outdoor, in the world ! Takes about 20 seconds. I don’t get all these questions on FB (that even any google search will answer )
Slightly off topic but, what is this app? That sounds like something my partner would use.0 -
Gamer Bhoy 89 wrote: »Slightly off topic but, what is this app? That sounds like something my partner would use.
PlantNet .
Just take a photo of any plant via the App (or upload from your Gallery) and hey presto it will be identified immediately. 0 -
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Deleted User wrote: »PlantNet .
Just take a photo of any plant via the App (or upload from your Gallery) and hey presto it will be identified immediately.
*goes out to back garden with phone*0 -
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I'm thinking of buying a new bass (guitar), but I'm having trouble finding one I like in a colour I like. Something in green would be nice, but I mostly see pastel shades of green: "mint green", "spring green" and so on. This is the "seafoam green" I saw on one:
Stuff that: i want the green equivalent of Royal Blue or Fire Engine Red. A colour that shouts "I'm Feckin' GREEN, if you can't handle it that's YOUR feckin' problem". Maybe RGB colour #00FF00, which that site calls "electric green":
Chartreuse green is nice too: still Feckin' GREEN, like the drink:
I'm not entirely sure this is a trivial problem, actually ...You are the type of what the age is searching for, and what it is afraid it has found. I am so glad that you have never done anything, never carved a statue, or painted a picture, or produced anything outside of yourself! Life has been your art. You have set yourself to music. Your days are your sonnets.
―Oscar Wilde predicting Social Media, in The Picture of Dorian Gray
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How about
https://www.thomann.de/ie/dean_guitars_custom_zone_bass_ng.htm?glp=1&gclid=CjwKCAiA9vOABhBfEiwATCi7GO0H2JXAgtsFIX7pquD_fuvasukJJS6jWBwg47tyDGm01_G-6WWKgxoCQj8QAvD_BwE
Not my cup of (green) tea, but as a famous muppet once said, it's not easy being green (no, not Eamonn Ryan).0 -
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