Anonymous
Post 10/15/2014 00:03     Subject: I hate getting "booed"
you people crack me up
Anonymous
Post 10/14/2014 23:50     Subject: I hate getting "booed"
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Suburban people have too much time on their hands.


It is part of mommy wars. Shams do it to working women to make a point.


Actually, in our neighborhood it's clicky SAHMs that want to prove how they all think they fit in and how they think others don't.. ha- at this point it;s just like 4 people doing it.. more power to them ..


Are those SAHMs with arthritis?



Thanks for the giggle, PP.


It's so funny- since the poster isn't so smart..
Anonymous
Post 10/14/2014 23:38     Subject: I hate getting "booed"
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Suburban people have too much time on their hands.


It is part of mommy wars. Shams do it to working women to make a point.


Actually, in our neighborhood it's clicky SAHMs that want to prove how they all think they fit in and how they think others don't.. ha- at this point it;s just like 4 people doing it.. more power to them ..


Are those SAHMs with arthritis?


Let me google that for you.. but since that may to much- here is a link defining this..

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=clicky


It's clique, genius. And adding the Y sound makes a nonsense word. Although plenty of morans say clique-y.


From a boo mom who has nothing to do but stay at home since she has no real job prospects (oh wait- let me object how you have a lala degree and just had to give up millions per year!!!)
Is that he BEST you can do? what are your credentials besides sahm?
Anonymous
Post 10/14/2014 23:36     Subject: I hate getting "booed"
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Suburban people have too much time on their hands.


It is part of mommy wars. Shams do it to working women to make a point.


Actually, in our neighborhood it's clicky SAHMs that want to prove how they all think they fit in and how they think others don't.. ha- at this point it;s just like 4 people doing it.. more power to them ..


Are those SAHMs with arthritis?


Let me google that for you.. but since that may to much- here is a link defining this..

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=clicky


It's clique, genius. And adding the Y sound makes a nonsense word. Although plenty of morans say clique-y.


From a boo mom who has nothing to do but stay at home since she has no real job prospects (oh wait- let me object how you have a lala degree and just had to give up millions per year!!!)
Anonymous
Post 10/14/2014 23:24     Subject: I hate getting "booed"
I think it's kind of fun actually. Maybe I'm just weird...
Anonymous
Post 10/14/2014 23:24     Subject: I hate getting "booed"
Anonymous wrote:My sisters neighborhood does this too. It drives her crazy. One more thing to add to the to do list.


Only if you are a conformist tool.
Anonymous
Post 10/14/2014 23:23     Subject: I hate getting "booed"
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I had never heard of this until we moved to a neighborhood in Colorado where it was a big thing. There were ghost-shaped notes that people would put on doors, along with a little gift bag. The ghost-notes would stay up, to let others know you'd already been "booed." Probably 90% of the houses in one area had the ghost-hotes by Halloween. We've been in the DC area for a decade now, and haven't ever lived in a neighborhood where people do this.

May I ask what neighborhood in CO this was?


Eastern side of Denver, off 6th avenue.
Anonymous
Post 10/14/2014 23:16     Subject: I hate getting "booed"
OP - why don't you put up a sign that you have been booed before you are? Stop it before it starts.
Anonymous
Post 10/14/2014 22:44     Subject: I hate getting "booed"
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Suburban people have too much time on their hands.


It is part of mommy wars. Shams do it to working women to make a point.


Actually, in our neighborhood it's clicky SAHMs that want to prove how they all think they fit in and how they think others don't.. ha- at this point it;s just like 4 people doing it.. more power to them ..


Are those SAHMs with arthritis?



Thanks for the giggle, PP.


I guess no SAHMs are into the definition of clicky...
Anonymous
Post 10/14/2014 22:30     Subject: I hate getting "booed"
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I really hope you SAHMs are embarrassed by this nonsense.


Why lump us all together? I would slit my wrists before I did something this hokey while also creating a new obligation for someone. Now if kids want to do it themselves, fine.


I'm a SAHM and we get booed every year. Had no idea that we were suppose to hang a sign or pass it on.
Anonymous
Post 10/14/2014 22:29     Subject: I hate getting "booed"
Anonymous wrote:I really hope you SAHMs are embarrassed by this nonsense.


The hell?! I don't even know what this thread means, so you can zip it.
Anonymous
Post 10/14/2014 22:28     Subject: I hate getting "booed"
We live in a different time, where this is not fun anymore.

Anonymous
Post 10/14/2014 22:16     Subject: I hate getting "booed"
OP here... I wish it were putting candy in a paper bag. Here, in my hood, it requires buying crap at Targret, making a color copy of the boo sheet, along with candy, and then finding a house that hasn't already been booed... Oh, and on my street you are supposed to boo two houses. Grrrr.
Anonymous
Post 10/14/2014 22:12     Subject: I hate getting "booed"
Anonymous wrote:Suburban people have too much time on their hands.


Seems true. We moved to suburbia last year and I am struck by the love my neighbors have for holiday visuals
and seasonal decorating in general. Hypothesis is that changes in decor is the only way you know time is actually passing in the burbs.
Anonymous
Post 10/14/2014 22:10     Subject: I hate getting "booed"
Anonymous wrote:I had never heard of this until we moved to a neighborhood in Colorado where it was a big thing. There were ghost-shaped notes that people would put on doors, along with a little gift bag. The ghost-notes would stay up, to let others know you'd already been "booed." Probably 90% of the houses in one area had the ghost-hotes by Halloween. We've been in the DC area for a decade now, and haven't ever lived in a neighborhood where people do this.

May I ask what neighborhood in CO this was?