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from: Carolyn Bourne

to: heidi withers

subject: your lack of manners

 

Here are a few examples of your lack of manners:

 

When you are a guest in another's house, you do not declare what you will and will not eat - unless you are positively allergic to something.

 

You do not remark that you do not have enough food.

 

You do not start before everyone else.

 

You do not take additional helpings without being invited to by your host.

 

When a guest in another's house, you do not lie in bed until late morning in households that rise early - you fall in line with house norms.

 

You should never ever insult the family you are about to join at any time and most definitely not in public. I gather you passed this off as a joke but the reaction in the pub was one of shock, not laughter.

 

You regularly draw attention to yourself. Perhaps you should ask yourself why. No one gets married in a castle unless they own it. It is brash, celebrity style behaviour.

 

I understand your parents are unable to contribute very much towards the cost of your wedding. (There is nothing wrong with that except that convention is such that one might presume they would have saved over the years for their daughters' marriages.)

 

If this is the case, it would be most ladylike and gracious to lower your sights and have a modest wedding as befits both your incomes.

 

One could be accused of thinking that Heidi Withers must be patting herself on the back for having caught a most eligible young man. I pity Freddie.

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When a guest in another's house, you do not lie in bed until late morning in households that rise early - you fall in line with house norms.

 

She's spot on about this. The future daughter in law has no manners if she layed in bed all morning when everyone else was up.

 

She sounds a right slob to me.

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When a guest in another's house, you do not lie in bed until late morning in households that rise early - you fall in line with house norms.

 

She's spot on about this. The future daughter in law has no manners if she layed in bed all morning when everyone else was up.

 

She sounds a right slob to me.

 

I agree with you on this.

 

you do not declare what you will and will not eat

 

I don't think this is fair though. Unless of course she just flat refused to eat all meals and wanted something completely different. But saying you don't like, say, mushrooms is fair enough.

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The bride to be's father has hit back:

 

In the stinging repost, Alan Withers, 64, said the renowned horticulturist ‘has her head stuck so far up her own a*** she doesn’t know whether to speak or f**t.’

 

I'd like to be at that wedding.

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I'd have emailed back something like,

 

"Please consult a specialist team of doctors to surgically remove your head from your own posterior as soon as possible. Once removed please seek psychological treatment so you can be rehabilitated to act like an adult. Once the treatment is fully completed I am hopeful you may get a realistic picture of who you actually are"

 

Sounds like a toff meeting that Lauren "am I bovvered" person

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Saw the story in the Snail, thought it funny.

 

Then the same evening down the pub with some mates & the GF she gets a call from home.

 

The father of her Godson had just hung himself leaving his widow & 4 kids (with no life assurance) under 10 shortly after being "harangued" yet again by his mother about how useless he was.

 

Suddenly the subject of "older family members" pursuing their wishes onto their Children became one of reality.

 

I now hold a lot of bad thoughts about what should happen to people like the mother in Poland (and to some extent) the one who wrote that email.

 

Thanks (fellow TSW member) & mates for the kind words & support that evening when the disaster struck my better half.

 

If I could I'd take the stupid cow who wrote that email to the funeral to see what that sort of thing can lead to, but I can't so I'll stick with calling her a stupid cow and hope her life is ruined for a year and she learns how to be more human and tolerant of others.

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Cheers guys.

 

The GF was "more than" shocked and the crazy thing is that we'd met the family only two weeks ago, me being an imbecile with languages meant I never even caught any nuances of unhappiness or concerns but the GF says the "I guess you'd have to call it Parental abuse" even to a 30 something year old had been going on for a while but nobody could expect it to have that sort of impact on someone.

 

As for the Groom in the email story guess we will find out how strong the bonds of Love can truly be. He has a tough call though

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Sorry to hear Phil.

 

However I feel there are a couple of basics that a woman should adhere to if she wants to join the family, and the whole list of the mother in law is what I would demand from a lady. I recently had a female lodger who fitted the exact description of the 'inlaws' email; so I know where she's coming from.

 

I'm no prude. Just do the basics and we'll be fine. Otherwise **** off yesterday.

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"I understand your parents are unable to contribute very much towards the cost of your wedding. (There is nothing wrong with that except that convention is such that one might presume they would have saved over the years for their daughters' marriages.)"

 

Silly old bint. Get over yourself. Utter snobbery at it's finest.

 

Sorry to hear that Phil, hope you and your girlfriend are okay.

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Stupid cow, totally removed from the 21st century. Please and thank you, yes; holding doors open certainly, but laying in?!? Who the **** cares.

 

Shocking and symptomatic of the results of a Labour government.

 

As to the email; the girl has underlined the mother-in-laws central point quite perfectly by forwarding the email, a private piece of correspondence, to her friends. It shows the sort of company she keeps that this then entered the public domain. Classis Facebook idiot mentality. Verbal and emotional diarrhoea and insecurity.

 

Whether a rancid old sow or not, the old bint clearly has a point.

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Stupid cow, totally removed from the 21st century. Please and thank you, yes; holding doors open certainly, but laying in?!? Who the **** cares.

 

You should care.

 

When we've got employers saying they'd rarther give work to immigrants than those who've grown up in this country. Such slobbish behaviour is symptomatic of todays youth being lacking in an industrious ethic. Also it's bad manners.

 

You need to get your act together IMO because it's hardly a good attitude for a teacher to have.

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Shocking and symptomatic of the results of a Labour government.

 

As to the email; the girl has underlined the mother-in-laws central point quite perfectly by forwarding the email, a private piece of correspondence, to her friends. It shows the sort of company she keeps that this then entered the public domain. Classis Facebook idiot mentality. Verbal and emotional diarrhoea and insecurity.

 

Whether a rancid old sow or not, the old bint clearly has a point.

 

Or the beauty of today's technology being used to expose a rancid old sow for who she is.

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When a guest in another's house, you do not lie in bed until late morning in households that rise early - you fall in line with house norms.

 

She's spot on about this. The future daughter in law has no manners if she layed in bed all morning when everyone else was up.

 

She sounds a right slob to me.

 

what if she'd been out doing mdma all night like you in your youth?

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