What are your in-laws like?

Following on from another thread I was wonder how everyone gets on with their in-laws?

I never knew my father-in-law as he had passed before I met the boys dad, however my mother-in-law is lovely, she would give you the shirt off her back and do anything for you (well me) lol sadly she now has dementia and is going downhill rapidly at the age of 86, bless her.

My present OH has lost both of his parents so I never knew them either, or his brother.

What about you folks?

I no longer have in'laws or out'laws as some people call them as they have now passed on.
They would also have done anything for us and did quite often.

Mermaid's mum is still going strong at 86. I like her, we've visited her a few times in Burnham on Sea in Somerset.

My in laws Put it this way, they didnt deserve 3 daughters like they had, How they dare preach to anyone after what has surfaced since they departed this planet, Well its beyond me,
I never say anything because they are still Janets parents, So to answer the question, Pair of shits,

Father in law lives with us coz he had a stroke and subsequently got dementia and now Bladder cancer. He is a bit of hard work, but harmless. Mother in law is an old battleaxe, I tolerate her, she is 80 and still a bloody bully.

been living with mother in law and OH's stepdad (although OH would say they have lived with us) for last 2 and a half years and we get on ok but can't wait to move on friday!

his dad is a nice guy but don't see him very often

We were going to see Mother in Law in 2 weeks time but she has got all stroppy because I said I had to come in my days off and she wanted me to come at the weekend. What does it matter to 2 bloody pensioners who do nowt different day to day but to me it means using holiday, cobblers.

You may interupt their routine, perhaps it will be washing day on your day off

Blox to them Kev, Why bother, Unless its Jan that wants to go, Then your fecked,
We used to visit mine in Bridlington 60 miles away, After an hour they use to start fidgiting, So we use to bog off into town, Cheeky bleeders, Then when they wanted anything we tear over pronto, I'm glad there stiff to be honest,

in laws into their 80's . Father in law is hard work, stubborn as a mule. Mum in law is a dote. not as mobile now, but still insists on making a cup of tea and scones for me.

Underdog wrote:Blox to them Kev, Why bother, Unless its Jan that wants to go, Then your fecked,
We used to visit mine in Bridlington 60 miles away, After an hour they use to start fidgiting, So we use to bog off into town, Cheeky bleeders, Then when they wanted anything we tear over pronto, I'm glad there stiff to be honest,

No Reg Jan is the one standing her ground this time, I wanted to come up to see you and Janet.
Same old routine each time I drive to her house of a morning and we must be there by 9.00 am. We have a cuppa then we go to a local town, where she goes to Poundland, Aldi and Edinburgh woolen shop. We then have luch which she always moans about. We then drive back to her village wher she goes and buys stale white rolls and cheap ham. We go back and she makes about 30 ham rolls and wants me to eat the bloody lot. They then talk about bleeding knitting, her step dad is blind and deaf so no good talking to him, he is OK though. She then says around 6pm time you went now as I have to ring my sister (yeah to feckin moan about us), BE HERE AT 9AM IN THE MORNING AND WE WILL DRIVE TO ANOTHER TOWN. Yeah to do exactly the same apart from Aldi will be substituted for LIDL. Blox

Nice folks long gone.........Patsy is just like her Mum.........gormless

Topdog wrote:
No Reg Jan is the one standing her ground this time, I wanted to come up to see you and Janet.
Same old routine each time I drive to her house of a morning and we must be there by 9.00 am. We have a cuppa then we go to a local town, where she goes to Poundland, Aldi and Edinburgh woolen shop. We then have luch which she always moans about. We then drive back to her village wher she goes and buys stale white rolls and cheap ham. We go back and she makes about 30 ham rolls and wants me to eat the bloody lot. They then talk about bleeding knitting, her step dad is blind and deaf so no good talking to him, he is OK though. She then says around 6pm time you went now as I have to ring my sister (yeah to feckin moan about us), BE HERE AT 9AM IN THE MORNING AND WE WILL DRIVE TO ANOTHER TOWN. Yeah to do exactly the same apart from Aldi will be substituted for LIDL. Blox

Just because their your parents, You dont have to get on with them, Or even like them, I have no time for people like that, Do unto others, I dont lose sleep over twats, their loss not mine, No need for it,
I like to jolly myself up and surround myself with the likes, Nock about with misrable types you end up one, Feck em

Totally agree I only go for Jan's sake but looks like she says feck em too.
She was horrid to her as kid anyway, bullying bitch.

First time I saw Patsys Dad he was laying on the kitchen floor, her Mums saying dont let him see, too late, hehe. Patrick did like a drink, Dubliner.

First time I saw my FIL was with blood running down his face claiming he had been shot the truth was he had fell of his bike after one too many at Saturday lunch time. Rest his soul. :Drink: