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Posted on November 20, 2022 by Roger Harmston Posted in Humour

My mother-in-law loves to lecture me on the state of my house as if I don’t live with someone that she raised.

I’m two weeks older than my boyfriend so my favourite thing to do is say “when I was your age…” and then just describe whatever I was doing two weeks ago.

My son asked me if I would tell his Grandma (my MIL) how to cut strawberries the ‘right way’. No buddy, no I cannot. This is your problem now.

iMessage needs a “Sent with Attitude” option

You think you’re having a bad day? I’m shopping with my mother AND my mother in law.

I hope someone writes a children’s book about crypto so I can understand whatever the hell is going on with SBF and FTX.

Secret to a successful couples therapy is to send both the mothers-in-law to attend the sessions.

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