Poster who overuses the words "kiddos" and "folks". I picture her aging into a Kathy Bates character.

Anonymous wrote:Whoever it is who always responds to questions on the Beauty and Fashion threads by telling people that they are superficial to even think about beauty and fashion.

+1 Very annoying.

This person is followed shortly by whoever it is who is so classic and perfect and describes everything as "fabulous" and then posts links to pretty ugly stuff.

The posters who don't seem to know anything about skincare, procedures, or plastic surgery who constantly chime in to talk about how unnecessary it is and insist it is all sad. If you talk about "Botoxed puffy lips" you can be quiet because no one needs your advice and you haven't the slightest idea what you are even talking about.

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Anonymous wrote:Guys this thread had me cackling with glee. There’s some good eggs on Dcum.

On a side note I was in the starving at my in-laws thread last Christmas, we should do another thread about that this year too! Not sure what gross stuff I’ll be forced to eat this time!

You have my full permission to send yourself a massive Harry & David box and a Honeybaked ham, and claim that you won them as door prizes at your office holiday party or PTA fundraising raffle. "They had to be delivered on Dec. 23, so I just had them sent here for everyone to enjoy!"



You guys, in all serious, keep me somewhat sane on holidays. I need DCUM to feel normal, whether hiding from my own family or my ILs.

Ha! This is a great idea, I should totally do this and keep you all posted this Xmas! I can imagine the look on my in-laws faces when presented when actual, real food! Last year I was treated with turkey deli meat sandwiches for lunch and dinner (only 2 slices of the special deli slice packages - which doesn’t even count as a full serving!).

This is a great idea for you PP. And you need to bring an extra suitcase just filled with snacks.

This is ridiculous. This need to constantly eat and snack all day long is what’s causing this obesity crisis

+100

It's crazy to see mom and dad on the Metro with a huuuge backpack of snacks, enough to feed a normal pre-K class, to take their 1-2 kids to a museum for the afternoon. It's all Goldfish, Capri Sun, etc. Then the kid shows the slightest sign of disinterest/tiredness and a snack is foisted onto him immediately. It's so bizarre to watch.

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Anonymous wrote:Anyone who starts a post with Um.

Um, you know these posters end everything with "right," right? Tell me you know that.

Um, sooooooo...,

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Anonymous wrote:The personal trainer who has no shame in gloating that he sleeps with his married clientele

I love this guy and want to hear more!

So you want to hear more about he gets off on sleeping with married women? No thanks

You do you, boo boo. I want to hear the dirt.

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Anonymous wrote:Guys this thread had me cackling with glee. There’s some good eggs on Dcum.

On a side note I was in the starving at my in-laws thread last Christmas, we should do another thread about that this year too! Not sure what gross stuff I’ll be forced to eat this time!

You have my full permission to send yourself a massive Harry & David box and a Honeybaked ham, and claim that you won them as door prizes at your office holiday party or PTA fundraising raffle. "They had to be delivered on Dec. 23, so I just had them sent here for everyone to enjoy!"



You guys, in all serious, keep me somewhat sane on holidays. I need DCUM to feel normal, whether hiding from my own family or my ILs.

Ha! This is a great idea, I should totally do this and keep you all posted this Xmas! I can imagine the look on my in-laws faces when presented when actual, real food! Last year I was treated with turkey deli meat sandwiches for lunch and dinner (only 2 slices of the special deli slice packages - which doesn’t even count as a full serving!).

This is a great idea for you PP. And you need to bring an extra suitcase just filled with snacks.

This is ridiculous. This need to constantly eat and snack all day long is what’s causing this obesity crisis

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Anonymous wrote:Guys this thread had me cackling with glee. There’s some good eggs on Dcum.

On a side note I was in the starving at my in-laws thread last Christmas, we should do another thread about that this year too! Not sure what gross stuff I’ll be forced to eat this time!

You have my full permission to send yourself a massive Harry & David box and a Honeybaked ham, and claim that you won them as door prizes at your office holiday party or PTA fundraising raffle. "They had to be delivered on Dec. 23, so I just had them sent here for everyone to enjoy!"



You guys, in all serious, keep me somewhat sane on holidays. I need DCUM to feel normal, whether hiding from my own family or my ILs.

Ha! This is a great idea, I should totally do this and keep you all posted this Xmas! I can imagine the look on my in-laws faces when presented when actual, real food! Last year I was treated with turkey deli meat sandwiches for lunch and dinner (only 2 slices of the special deli slice packages - which doesn’t even count as a full serving!).

This is a great idea for you PP. And you need to bring an extra suitcase just filled with snacks.

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Anonymous wrote:Guys this thread had me cackling with glee. There’s some good eggs on Dcum.

On a side note I was in the starving at my in-laws thread last Christmas, we should do another thread about that this year too! Not sure what gross stuff I’ll be forced to eat this time!

You have my full permission to send yourself a massive Harry & David box and a Honeybaked ham, and claim that you won them as door prizes at your office holiday party or PTA fundraising raffle. "They had to be delivered on Dec. 23, so I just had them sent here for everyone to enjoy!"



You guys, in all serious, keep me somewhat sane on holidays. I need DCUM to feel normal, whether hiding from my own family or my ILs.

Ha! This is a great idea, I should totally do this and keep you all posted this Xmas! I can imagine the look on my in-laws faces when presented when actual, real food! Last year I was treated with turkey deli meat sandwiches for lunch and dinner (only 2 slices of the special deli slice packages - which doesn’t even count as a full serving!).

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Anonymous wrote:The personal trainer who has no shame in gloating that he sleeps with his married clientele

I love this guy and want to hear more!

So you want to hear more about he gets off on sleeping with married women? No thanks

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Anonymous wrote:People who give long, complex logic problems for party meal plans and very travel specific travel conundrums, then put, "Go!"

Like, no, I'm not interested in planning your vegan, nut-free, celiac Thanksgiving.

I haaaate "Go!"

Probably current or former bossy, middle-manager consultants. I worked with a lot of them and this was their favorite "command."

Ugh, I can picture the type!

My awkward boss just mushily says, “Go team!” And half-raises a fist in the air.

Hahaha. That actually sounds cute. “Adorkable”!

+1. I like 'adorkable' - spot-on )

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Anonymous wrote:People who give long, complex logic problems for party meal plans and very travel specific travel conundrums, then put, "Go!"

Like, no, I'm not interested in planning your vegan, nut-free, celiac Thanksgiving.

I haaaate "Go!"

Probably current or former bossy, middle-manager consultants. I worked with a lot of them and this was their favorite "command."

Ugh, I can picture the type!

My awkward boss just mushily says, “Go team!” And half-raises a fist in the air.

Hahaha. That actually sounds cute. “Adorkable”!

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Anonymous wrote:People who give long, complex logic problems for party meal plans and very travel specific travel conundrums, then put, "Go!"

Like, no, I'm not interested in planning your vegan, nut-free, celiac Thanksgiving.

I haaaate "Go!"

Probably current or former bossy, middle-manager consultants. I worked with a lot of them and this was their favorite "command."

Ugh, I can picture the type!

My awkward boss just mushily says, “Go team!” And half-raises a fist in the air.

Anonymous wrote:People who give long, complex logic problems for party meal plans and very travel specific travel conundrums, then put, "Go!"

Like, no, I'm not interested in planning your vegan, nut-free, celiac Thanksgiving.

I haaaate "Go!"

Probably current or former bossy, middle-manager consultants. I worked with a lot of them and this was their favorite "command."

Anonymous wrote:The "did you get fat" poster (no punctuation) in response to any conflict between partners

“You sound unhinged.” I’ve never, outside of message boards, heard anyone say this. Why is it so common here?