Do you say brought or bought when talking about something you have bought

pimento

onlyroz wrote: »

Hubby and Bubba are infinitely preferable to DH, DS, DD, or any other such exclusive jargon spouted on these boards.

It was a long time before I realised that women on here were not referring to their husbands as D!ck Heads.

maman

pimento wrote: »

It was a long time before I realised that women on here were not referring to their husbands as D!ck Heads.

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:I'll never type it again without thinking of that!

Sublime_2

Bought when buying. Brought when bringing simple.

Gloomendoom

onlyroz wrote: »

Hubby and Bubba are infinitely preferable to DH, DS, DD, or any other such exclusive jargon spouted on these boards.

You are not kidding. I thought I'd worked out what DS meant until I read another current thread on here, where, apparently, a DS is some kind of child's toy. :huh:

scheming_gypsy

it is a toy.
DS - Nintendo hand held games console
DH - d*ck head
DW - home of Wigan FC
DD - Direct debit

because i refuse to accept that people actually refer to their family as 'dear son', 'dear daughter' and 'dear husband'.

Sally_A

pimento wrote: »

It was a long time before I realised that women on here were not referring to their husbands as D!ck Heads.

I was! :cool::cool:

dibuzz

scheming_gypsy wrote: »

more North East.. I've never heard anybody in the North West say it (we say mum) but pretty sure quite a few people from the North East say it though.

A lot of people round here say mam and I can't stand it, ex will say to one of the kids "ask yer mam" and I want to scream.

dibuzz

scheming_gypsy wrote: »

it is a toy.
DS - Nintendo hand held games console
DH - d*ck head
DW - home of Wigan FC
DD - Direct debit

because i refuse to accept that people actually refer to their family as 'dear son', 'dear daughter' and 'dear husband'.

Excuse me, it's also the home of Wigan Warriors too

scheming_gypsy

dibuzz wrote: »

A lot of people round here say mam and I can't stand it, ex will say to one of the kids "ask yer mam" and I want to scream.

It'd be more helpful if we knew where 'round here' was

dibuzz wrote: »

Excuse me, it's also the home of Wigan Warriors too

I don't do egg chasing

although I'm guessing that answers the first question....