>>14191
What's the problem?

Other than an unusual squeamishness about something as completely harmless as a sea monkey I don't get what the issue is.

Just stay off mumsnet. It will improve your life.

"Have a little freedom ceremony with DS and flush them down the loo. Prepare a beautiful speech about animal liberties and play the theme tune from Free Willy."

That's actually an amusing post. Ignore my previous reply >>14195. I don't think there's a big difference between there and here to be honest. Lots of idiots and a few funny fuckers.

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lol at freedom ceremony! I would be paranoid they would live in the plumbing < shudder > it's a good idea though - maybe I could release them into the sea? We live really near...or would they affect the ecosystem or something?! They would prob just die right? Not develop into gianrt mutants terrorizing the local yachty types?"

Mirth. Maybe I'll make a mumsnet account.

>>14195
Dear god what have I done...

Stay away lads. There's the odd funny post but it's 95% insane women bleating.

>>14198
95% of here is insane people being cunts.

I'm suspicious of the 'am I being unreasonable' page. It's almost as though the question isn't sincere, and the people using it are just looking for validation from their peers.

>>14206

Of course it is.

95% of the time if you have to ask the question the answer is yes, but 95% of the time people will just ignore everyone that says so and will listen to the one person who agrees with them.

>>14206
>>14207
I think someone here once observed that it's telling that it's "am I being unreasonable?" rather than "am I being reasonable?".

I am still amused that it exists; even by mumsnet standards, it displays a hilarious lack of self-awareness. If you use that phrase so often that you have an acronym for it...

>>14195
Unrelated but I think I'm going to stay away from reading all news, bar local happenings.

It's far, far, far too depressing to be concerned about issues happening on the other side of the world that have absolutely no affect on me.

It's finally come full circle, I used to slag people for being ignorant and not being interested, but it's too much for a person to bear.

>>14209
I came to this conclusion too about a month ago, after I realised how much it was getting me down.

>>14209
>I used to slag people for being ignorant
>issues ... that have absolutely no affect on me.
>affect

You can consider this advice your karma then. It's a common enough mistake, but it's worth learning now so you don't trip up in future.

>>14213
Perhaps he means that it holds no sway over his expression.

>>14214
He very obviously didn't so shush.

>>14217
Oh dear. Did someone piss in your tea this morning?