Just had an amusing Tesco shop. There was a woman in there in full ASDA uniform doing a full shop, which for some reason was hilarious to me. Saw her later and the Tesco staff shelf stacking were clearly also finding this incredibly funny 
Has she not played grand theft auto to understand turf wars?
Just buy yourself a nice silk gown
I could afford one with the brief fee for an ABH prosecuted by King’s Counsel
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It’s all kicking off on the parent’s WhatsApp group. School fair tomorrow and planning is still on going. Arguments over how much a doughnut should be sold for.
So far we’ve had an admin deleting messages that disagree with her, including those from the group owner.
Group owner then kicked said admin out the group.
(Now former) Admin’s husband went mental suggesting that he will see group owner on the second working day of next week.
People now taking sides.
I’m just waiting for the right moment to stir the pot.
And there’s a splinter group that I’ve been added to.
I swear, the mums on WhatsApp are more childish than the kids
I thought jackie weaver lived up north…
She never had the authority… Just sayin’
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How much is a donut?
“Is a donut appropriate to be selling at a children’s fete considering its high sugar content ? Sure there something that bans junk food. Being sold near or in schools?” 
I’ve still no idea.
Sugar free school normally, but the rules are relaxed for the school fair. Apparently the plan now is for the kids to walk round with trays and sell them to the adults.
There’s no way that’s going to end up with food on the floor and money going missing.
Looking forward to situation update and blow by blow play today from the fair
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On the topic of cake and sweet things:
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Did you just refer to a Warrant Officer as a sweet thing?
Times have changed…
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Its called stakeholder management
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Appealing to their repressed emotions is the best way to defeat them.
Turns out they’re a lot more effective when they’re not horrible people, who knew 