A Payment a Day -Part Seven!

Greenbynature

psychopathbabble wrote: »

nope and divorced once already... naive maybe?

Oh well in that case I'll repeat what I said earlier - she's an idiot :D

psychopathbabble

Where has angelic gone? The gossip was for her entertainment!! I have more ready and waiting!

angelicmary85

psychopathbabble wrote: »

Where has angelic gone? The gossip was for her entertainment!! I have more ready and waiting!

I forgot to refresh the page!

angelicmary85

Greenbynature wrote: »

Oh well in that case I'll repeat what I said earlier - she's an idiot :D

or desperate for a bit of affection??

gilligansyle

Not gossip angelic but this one has kept our street talking for a while.

House number x has 4 women living in it and 5 small children, including 1 yr old triplets. One of the women is definitely the mother of the others, who look around 20ish. House number y - 2 doors down, has 3 blokes and 2 women, but no children. there is a lot of coming and going between the two houses, the girls are all friends.

Then there was a fight a few weekends ago. The whole street was curtain twitching at 2 in the morning.

The fight was because one of the girls from house y, had brought drink round and given it to one of the girls in house x, turns out she's only 16 and the mother of the triplets. Cue her mother ranting and raving, threw out the girl who brought the drink, girl wanted to leave the house to go to see her fella - in the other house, her mother locked the doors, so she smashed the bay window! Police called, all calmed down. Then taxi pulls up, goes to other house, next thing bloke starts kicking door in. Police called again. They've all now moved out as landlord wants them to pay for the damage. One of the daughters and 2 of the children are now living in the other house.

How the other half lives.

Keeps us busy on Saturday nights anyway.

angelicmary85

gilligansyle wrote: »

Not gossip angelic but this one has kept our street talking for a while.

House number x has 4 women living in it and 5 small children, including 1 yr old triplets. One of the women is definitely the mother of the others, who look around 20ish. House number y - 2 doors down, has 3 blokes and 2 women, but no children. there is a lot of coming and going between the two houses, the girls are all friends.

Then there was a fight a few weekends ago. The whole street was curtain twitching at 2 in the morning.

The fight was because one of the girls from house y, had brought drink round and given it to one of the girls in house x, turns out she's only 16 and the mother of the triplets. Cue her mother ranting and raving, threw out the girl who brought the drink, girl wanted to leave the house to go to see her fella - in the other house, her mother locked the doors, so she smashed the bay window! Police called, all calmed down. Then taxi pulls up, goes to other house, next thing bloke starts kicking door in. Police called again. They've all now moved out as landlord wants them to pay for the damage. One of the daughters and 2 of the children are now living in the other house.

How the other half lives.

Keeps us busy on Saturday nights anyway.

Why can't I live in a street like that?!

gilligansyle

Apparently it was in the local press at the time, but as she was no longer with the father they didn't really cover it.

angelicmary85

gilligansyle wrote: »

Apparently it was in the local press at the time, but as she was no longer with the father they didn't really cover it.

I edited my post as I didn't read the one year old bit...the dates wouldn't have tied in if it was the girl I was thinking of!!

Imagine having triplets at 16!

Greenbynature

Imagine having triplets at any age :eek::eek::rotfl:

gilligansyle

TBH at 16 a baby probably just seemed like a moving/crying doll, until she found out how many. It's one of those cases where you need all the support you can get. Friend of mine has twins same age as my son, and whereas I just picked him up and off we went, everything was like a military exercise for her.