Chit Chat
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MIL = 6/10. A bit annoying, but ok in small doses. Pretty awkward in conversations, so even after 10+years of knowing her I wouldn't say I know her too well.
FIL = 7.5/10 Get on pretty well. Likes to steer the conversation to himself a lot, but I have got used to that. A generous guy too.
You get on well? horror stories welcome too
FIL = 7.5/10 Get on pretty well. Likes to steer the conversation to himself a lot, but I have got used to that. A generous guy too.
You get on well? horror stories welcome too
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MIL is so daft you cannot help but like her, FIL no longer here
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first wife; mil 0 fil 8
fckn mental case, would happily of shot, drowned, run over, or all three given half a chance |
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Very well...their both
dead now. |
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*they're
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Mine don;t speak English, so quite well...I think.
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darle uno para mi Crisp
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My first wife was incredibly posh and her mother who was brought up in Raj India would never admit or accept I was a working class oik.She had a running fantasy that I was a sort of artist. The father in law was an Air Commodore and once I had answered his opening question "what school did you go to?" without mentioning Harrow, Eton or Rugby he literally never spoke to me again.
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oneupmanship hey Crisp77
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How well do you get on with your inlaws?
Incorrect spelling Hank Spelt correctly therein lies your answer How well do you get on with your outlaws? More proof needed ? I always know when the mother(monster)-in-Law is about to visit. the mice throw 'emselves on the traps. |
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Never knew FIL
MIL used to sulk and not speak for days so it was quite peaceful really. |
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Daughter-in-law was nice and friendly until she got son's ring on her finger. More distant now.
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F-I-L okay, but we have no common interests. He doesn't like racing, tennis or boxing. I don't like cricket, stamp collecting or coin collecting. If I set the trip meter on my car to zero, and drive round there, it doesn't log 0.1 of a mile, unless I back up 6 feet and then go forward. Lucky if we see each other 6 times a year. He won't come here as we're a no smoking zone.
M-I-L good cook, good with accounts, totally useless at everything else. When they first moved here, she came round every day. After the re-decorating was finished I decided to ban smoking in the house. We only smoke in the garden now. She only comes round 3 or 4 times a year now. Mrs CMAT goes round there every day. I ventured round there yesterday to look at his computer. The F-I-L, M-I-L AND Mrs CMAT were in the conservatory, smoking like facking chimneys, with no windows or doors open, and the weather was windy but dry. Unfortunately our dog was asleep on a chair in there. Probably be the first dog to die of passive smoking.  |
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After seeing some of these replies I think I should be a bit more grateful
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I haven't spoken to my mother-in-law for 3 years. Well, I don't like to interrupt.
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MIL - nice lady, veggie, but overall a decent person with strong morals.
FIL - well step FIL, very quiet, nothing in common, but if I start debates about say the death penalty or battery chickens then he soon comes out of his shell and we have a good argument. I'm all for the death penalty and would bloody love it if it came back to this country, he's totally against it... He's a veggie and thinks I should care about where my meat comes from, as sticking chickens in a little box and pumping them with steroids before they are slaughtered is cruel. My argument is that if I cared so much about the fecking animal then i wouldn't be eating it at all! |
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but if I start debates about say the death penalty or battery chickens then he soon comes out of his shell
I think I might know why it's such a sensitive subject for him. |
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It makes no difference what anybody wants with regards to capital punishment. I'd like to see it come back for people caught bang to rights in serious cases, but alas...
It has been removed from the statute books for well over 10 years, and then Jack Straw signed the Sixth Protocol of the European Convention of Human Rights. After that, parliament lost any option to reintroduce it. |