MSE Pregnancy Club IX

searching_me

oooo caz i thought you might gadgety as in got all the latest phone consoles etc...
nope hes definately a chav :rotfl: x

tiamai_d

money_maker wrote: »

OK while we are on the subject of words that some of us don't understand ...

Do any of you know what a fadge is ???

a foof.

speaking of them, I'm getting some strange pains in mine. Feels very heavy down there.

cazscoob

searching_me wrote: »

oooo caz i thought you might gadgety as in got all the latest phone consoles etc...
nope hes definately a chav :rotfl: x

pmsl:rotfl:he would prob prefer to be called that!!

dont know what above word is though?

3onitsway

money_maker wrote: »

OK while we are on the subject of words that some of us don't understand ...

Do any of you know what a fadge is ???

I've heard it used as in fadge-ina! :eek:

tiamai_d

A gadgey here is usually a small guy in a shellsuit with a swagger and who says 'init'. Just too short to be a ned, and they don't tend to swear as much.

And also, why is it that everytime I post about my foof, it is at the top of a new page?

money_maker_3

OK, the reason I ask, is because a foof is a flange here and a fadge is potato bread.

I asked my Welsh maternity cover guy today if he had tried wheaten bread, soda or fadge yet since he has been here and he nearly died laughing !!!

I didnt have a clue what was funny !!!!!

searching_me

sorry spelling is crap ... gadgety :rotfl: x

cazscoob

tiamai_d wrote: »

A gadgey here is usually a small guy in a shellsuit with a swagger and who says 'init'. Just too short to be a ned, and they don't tend to swear as much.

And also, why is it that everytime I post about my foof, it is at the top of a new page?

i think that may be why he takes so much offence! but i think its so funny he goes in the huff and repeats 'im not a gadgey' pmsl:D well its only taken 10 years to find something to really wind him up!! he doesnt wear shellsuits, swagger say init and is tall but hey it makes me smile:rotfl:

searching_me

MM :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: x

Sami_Bee

Krystaltips wrote: »

I'm here... Just listening to Aimee reading her school book and wondering how much is her great reading ability and how much is from memory...

If you think they know it off by heart they shouldn't still be reading the same book - My mummy will be most angry with Aimee's teacher if that's the case (reading is her 'specialist subject';)) you should test her by covering the pictures or opening the book at random pages and asking her to read a certain word or find something with the same words and see if she can read it. If you like I can get the proper down low from my Mummy as we're going to an educational fair 2mo

Glamazon wrote: »

...Could do with one of those for when we go visiting, I think the big square ones are too big....

But a square one will last 2yrs not 6 months

money_maker wrote: »

On a slightly off topic conversation... someone stole my name !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
There is a new Money maker with a capital M on the family board !!!

I think its stoopid that people can do that usernames shouldn't be case sensitive IMHO

searching_me wrote: »

i got hit on yesterday as well :eek: x

The checkout guy in tesco's that flirts with me has gone from the odd flirty comment to blatant hitting on me the more obviously pregnant I get :undecided

MrsTine wrote: »

Very cute... and very quick to crochet up Wonder if I can find a pattern for that... hmmm
Must take a pic of the wee blanket I've done for Roo in pure cotton... Yet to decide if it's going to be a pram blanket or for drying her with as it's pure cotton it's great for drying with you see... but I did it in white lol!

Tia - Wish I could do that bin trick here... we live in a village so all the bins get done on the same day

what's wrong with a white towel?? all Chris's are white - you use them to dry a clean baby :D