minor things that make you fume


The Parents race at the end of the kids sports day.

"Are you joining in ?"

No I'm not joining in, as I really don't want to look an utter tit in front of loads of other people, and Sport Billy doing stretches on the start line looks a certainty, in fact he looks like he's put 12 months training into this moment and I think he maybe actually be wearing running spikes.
 

There is a bloke I work with and whenever I say something to him he says it back to me, but with the opposite meaning of what I have just said. It’s quite confusing, so I will give an example;

He says to me over the phone “are you in London or Manchester today?”

I respond, “I am in Manchester”
He says “ So, you’re in London”
I say, “No, I’m in Manchester”

If this happened once or twice, you might think it was an accident, but it happens everyday, sometimes it’s trivial stuff like that, sometimes it’s big stuff. I am a little worried about him, he is a bit old, so might be developing some form of dementia, but he might just be thick
 
There is a bloke I work with and whenever I say something to him he says it back to me, but with the opposite meaning of what I have just said. It’s quite confusing, so I will give an example;

He says to me over the phone “are you in London or Manchester today?”

I respond, “I am in Manchester”
He says “ So, you’re in London”
I say, “No, I’m in Manchester”

If this happened once or twice, you might think it was an accident, but it happens everyday, sometimes it’s trivial stuff like that, sometimes it’s big stuff. I am a little worried about him, he is a bit old, so might be developing some form of dementia, but he might just be thick
Never mind Dave.
 
My 6 year old son acing sports day, smashing the competition but the special achievement award going to his classmate.
A classmate who's grand parents are governers in the school.
Livid.

Same wherever you go PTA kids get preference over everyone.

Even had other parents mention 'what happened there'.
Sending bad messages out to youngsters with that. Whats the point in trying.

Welcome to mumsnet.
 

There is a bloke I work with and whenever I say something to him he says it back to me, but with the opposite meaning of what I have just said. It’s quite confusing, so I will give an example;

He says to me over the phone “are you in London or Manchester today?”

I respond, “I am in Manchester”
He says “ So, you’re in London”
I say, “No, I’m in Manchester”

If this happened once or twice, you might think it was an accident, but it happens everyday, sometimes it’s trivial stuff like that, sometimes it’s big stuff. I am a little worried about him, he is a bit old, so might be developing some form of dementia, but he might just be thick
He sounds thick
 

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