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TOPIC: Mumsnet in the news
Mumsnet in the news 7 years 4 months ago #35776
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I don't normally take notice of mumsnet (busy enough on here
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Re: Mumsnet in the news 7 years 4 months ago #35823
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 That made me laugh - you missed a trick though, if you had included "penis beaker" in the title of the thread we may have started to rank really high in the search engines and shared the traffic   and of course Huff Post has gone searching for other "Hilarious Mumsnet Forum Thread Titles" (their words not mine), Check them out here . Gooner |
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Re: Mumsnet in the news 7 years 4 months ago #35853
 that's hilarious! |
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Re: Mumsnet in the news 7 years 4 months ago #35963
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Brilliant - I looked at the huffington post article, and all of those threads have hundreds or postings - too many to read. I wonder how brain dead their reported was after working through presumably tens of thousands of threads just to find a few gems
Not sure if we'd have wanted to share the traffic on that one Gooner - and I'd certainly rather not attract the attention of mumsnetters on here - hell hath no fury and all that |
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Re: Mumsnet in the news 7 years 4 months ago #36014
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Scaredy Cat
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Re: Mumsnet in the news 7 years 4 months ago #36112
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If you'd been married to my ex, you'd appreciate the worst that a woman can throw at you
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