That was a hard three weeks

I refer the cheaper wines myself...

Bye!

Oh dear Rigby46 sorry you've had such a baptism of fire, I hope it hasn't put you off

prefer - and I meant cheaper than £6 a bottle!

Rigby46

Hid no tanith can't wait to get back

Hid=God

You pay six quid a bottle for wine?? you spendthrift, you!

I wish I could afford £6 wine!

Under £4 from Lidls. Tesco too expensive now!

Oh well, made an impact then?

Yes, and people say Mumsnet's bad. It has nothing on this place, but then, everyone here has had so much more time to perfect the art of nasty sniping. Try Monday night, the worst ones will be probably be out on their broomsticks then.
Oh, and just remember you cannot be in the club unless you live the SE, hire a cleaner (or pretend to), shop in Waitrose (or pretend to), drink expensive wine (or pretend to), have travelled the world (or pretend to), and so on, and so on.
There are plenty of lovely people who aren't in that inside clique though, so chill and enjoy some amusing reading. Just be sure you don't turn into 'one of them'.

Not generalising of course Casawan...........?
I am glad you have stuck around long enough to discover that not everybody - in fact very few people - fit your highly inventive imagined stereotype.
If I could be bothered to take offence on behalf of all the people you vilify, I would.
But CBA
For anybody who prefers MN the door is over there.

There do seem to be quite a few Mumsnetters testing the waters, as it were, on here at the moment!

Rigby what I'm drinking tonight was only £4 a bottle and I'm not telling what it is or there might be none left when I go back to restock, as it is rather moreish

Seriously though I hope you enjoy your break and don't be put off by GNers who've been at the vinegar and consequently have a sharp tongue

And sometimes the water is hot!

Hot toddy anyone?

Mulled wine?

DB I think Casawan was just having a bit of fun....you know, when people make jokes and use irony. Other words are available, which you will find when you google, jokes, fun and irony, to find out what they mean

Are they big words Anya? You know, pol-y-syll-ab-ic ones? ???
Will I find "jokes", "fun"AND"irony" on Google?
#takingthepissagain?

I must be losing my grip. I couldn't see any fun in Casawan's post. Just sarcasm.

And my old Dad used to say "Sarcasm is the lowest form of wit"

Well ladies, I'll be making my non alcoholic ginger wine tomorrow. Ginger concentrate, 5 pints of water and 2lbs of sugar.....Type 2 diabetes anyone?

No DB 'fun' and 'jokes' are monosyllabic, that means just one syllable or as I explain it to children, sort of one 'beat'.

Irony has more sylables so you might want to leave that one till later.