I stopped saying Mummy when I was about 9. I think only posh people keep it up later in life 
Originally Posted by Pengy:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by fookat:
mummy 
I don't like to hear adults call their parents "mummy" and "daddy" (sorry if anyone on here does
) - but I thought it sounded sweet when Harry said it.
He loves his mummy.
I always called my mammy, mammy but that's because a lot of us Irish do that
I don't mind mammy, that sounds fine.
snaffle
Where's the sick bucket I'm in need.
Originally Posted by fookat:
I stopped saying Mummy when I was about 9. I think only posh people keep it up later in life
That's probably why I don't do it.
Originally Posted by ~Cosmopolitan~:
Originally Posted by KaffyBaffy:
she loves him again.... after saying she's reconsidered when she was on BBBOTS. She's such a cow.
Isn't it a-mayyyyyy-zing! Lover's parted pining for each other. *sigh*
her agent's obviously had a word with her
Rebecca said on BBOTS that Tom was nasty.
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by Pengy:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by fookat:
mummy
I don't like to hear adults call their parents "mummy" and "daddy" (sorry if anyone on here does) - but I thought it sounded sweet when Harry said it.
He loves his mummy.
I always called my mammy, mammy but that's because a lot of us Irish do that
I don't mind mammy, that sounds fine.
yes agree - OH'S step aunt is Irish - she always says mammy or mummy even though her mum is now really old
Originally Posted by fookat:
I stopped saying Mummy when I was about 9. I think only posh people keep it up later in life
My daughter calls me Mummeeeeeee when I've shown her up and her Dad, Daddy when she wants something
Originally Posted by KaffyBaffy:
Originally Posted by ~Cosmopolitan~:
Originally Posted by KaffyBaffy:
she loves him again.... after saying she's reconsidered when she was on BBBOTS. She's such a cow.
Isn't it a-mayyyyyy-zing! Lover's parted pining for each other. *sigh*
her agent's obviously had a word with her
yes
awwww this is awful
Hahahahahaha....showing the noms
haha Anton
Originally Posted by Pengy:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by fookat:
mummy
I don't like to hear adults call their parents "mummy" and "daddy" (sorry if anyone on here does) - but I thought it sounded sweet when Harry said it.
He loves his mummy.
I always called my mammy, mammy but that's because a lot of us Irish do that
When i moved over here it take ages to get used to it, everyone calls their parents mommy and daddy here..... i quite like it now 
Originally Posted by Kaytee:
Hahahahahaha....showing the noms
Brilliant
love it.
it's awful
but I LOVE it.
Originally Posted by Baz:
*passes around the 
bucket*
I'm hoping they get an insight of Anton
Originally Posted by Bethni:
Originally Posted by Pengy:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by fookat:
mummy
I don't like to hear adults call their parents "mummy" and "daddy" (sorry if anyone on here does) - but I thought it sounded sweet when Harry said it.
He loves his mummy.
I always called my mammy, mammy but that's because a lot of us Irish do that
When i moved over here it take ages to get used to it, everyone calls their parents mommy and daddy here..... i quite like it now
where are you???
She had already told Aaron about nomming him.
They've finally realised that she's a nutjob.
Originally Posted by Kaytee:
Originally Posted by fookat:
I stopped saying Mummy when I was about 9. I think only posh people keep it up later in life
My daughter calls me Mummeeeeeee when I've shown her up and her Dad, Daddy when she wants something
Clever daughter.
Normally, my sons call me mum - and Mother!! when I show them up.
Originally Posted by erinp:
Rebecca said on BBOTS that Tom was nasty.
Rebeckah changed her tune quite dramatically there.
She was proper furious at having to have date a with Tom instead of her "promised" date with Aden. 
And then, as you say, she's been slagging Tom off all week...
Getting more like C4 by the day
Originally Posted by Bethni:
Originally Posted by Pengy:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by fookat:
mummy
I don't like to hear adults call their parents "mummy" and "daddy" (sorry if anyone on here does) - but I thought it sounded sweet when Harry said it.
He loves his mummy.
I always called my mammy, mammy but that's because a lot of us Irish do that
When i moved over here it take ages to get used to it, everyone calls their parents mommy and daddy here..... i quite like it now
funnily enough my sister always called my mammy 'the mother' when referring to her or mother when she was speaking directly to her
Originally Posted by ~Cosmopolitan~:
They've finally realised that she's a nutjob.
Now watch them crawl
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by Kaytee:
Originally Posted by fookat:
I stopped saying Mummy when I was about 9. I think only posh people keep it up later in life
My daughter calls me Mummeeeeeee when I've shown her up and her Dad, Daddy when she wants something
Clever daughter.
Normally, my sons call me mum - and Mother!! when I show them up.
same here
Originally Posted by Bethni:
Originally Posted by Pengy:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by fookat:
mummy
I don't like to hear adults call their parents "mummy" and "daddy" (sorry if anyone on here does) - but I thought it sounded sweet when Harry said it.
He loves his mummy.
I always called my mammy, mammy but that's because a lot of us Irish do that
When i moved over here it take ages to get used to it, everyone calls their parents mommy and daddy here..... i quite like it now
I always called my mummy and daddy 'mummy and daddy'
Originally Posted by Bethni:
Originally Posted by Pengy:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by fookat:
mummy
I don't like to hear adults call their parents "mummy" and "daddy" (sorry if anyone on here does) - but I thought it sounded sweet when Harry said it.
He loves his mummy.
I always called my mammy, mammy but that's because a lot of us Irish do that
When i moved over here it take ages to get used to it, everyone calls their parents mommy and daddy here..... i quite like it now
Where do you live now, Bethni?
Originally Posted by erinp:
She had already told Aaron about nomming him.
Posted this further up. 
Aaron was probably the only HM not surprised by that...
Originally Posted by Rosgirl:
Originally Posted by Bethni:
Originally Posted by Pengy:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by fookat:
mummy
I don't like to hear adults call their parents "mummy" and "daddy" (sorry if anyone on here does) - but I thought it sounded sweet when Harry said it.
He loves his mummy.
I always called my mammy, mammy but that's because a lot of us Irish do that
When i moved over here it take ages to get used to it, everyone calls their parents mommy and daddy here..... i quite like it now
where are you???
County Down.... N. Ireland
Originally Posted by Eugene's Lair:
Originally Posted by erinp:
She had already told Aaron about nomming him.
Posted this further up.
Aaron was probably the only HM not surprised by that...
Must pay attention
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by Kaytee:
Originally Posted by fookat:
I stopped saying Mummy when I was about 9. I think only posh people keep it up later in life
My daughter calls me Mummeeeeeee when I've shown her up and her Dad, Daddy when she wants something
Clever daughter.
Normally, my sons call me mum - and Mother!! when I show them up.
I think she thinks Mummy is more sarky
Originally Posted by Eugene's Lair:
Originally Posted by erinp:
She had already told Aaron about nomming him.
Posted this further up.
Aaron was probably the only HM not surprised by that...
the others all struggling to make her noms out
Originally Posted by Baz:
They all said more or less the same thing about her.....
It was mentioned at the time: a lot of comments about Faye's drinking there...
Originally Posted by Extremely Fluffy Fluffy Thing:
Originally Posted by Bethni:
Originally Posted by Pengy:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by fookat:
mummy
I don't like to hear adults call their parents "mummy" and "daddy" (sorry if anyone on here does) - but I thought it sounded sweet when Harry said it.
He loves his mummy.
I always called my mammy, mammy but that's because a lot of us Irish do that
When i moved over here it take ages to get used to it, everyone calls their parents mommy and daddy here..... i quite like it now
I always called my mummy and daddy 'mummy and daddy'
Sorry Fluffy. As soon as I posted it, I knew I'd stuck my size fours in it.