| Seriously, you sound like idiots. Just stop. |
| okey-doeky-artichokey! |
| They watch too much Jungle Junction?? Seriously though, I am anti-all kidlike words: potty, yummy, boo boo, etc, but sometimes when you have little kids it just slips out! |
| I just heard somebody say it for the first time in about 30 years yesterday. G8d- I hope this isn't a trend...the 'what's up dog?', 'bada bing', 'yada, yada, yada' era almost sent me over the edge. |
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it is not so easy peasy, lemon squeezy...I worked at a preschool, some things just stick- if people like you judge me I could care less. But at least I have stopped asking people whether they have to go potty!
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| Because I've read too many Charlie and Lola books to my kid? |
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OP again. I should have qualified the statement - it's one thing if it slips out when you're talking. It's a whole new ballgame when you type it on these threads. That's not a slip. That's you looking like a total idiot.
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Huh. And that's you looking like a miserable person who has nothing bigger to worry about. |
| Why? Freedom of Speech, maybe? |
| Actually, I've never said this in my life. Didn't know it was a common expression. Maybe I'm the wrong generation? I'm 50. |
| For they same reason they say veggies. |
And you're responding to it makes you look, what? Enlightened? Reaching nirvana? |
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The phrase was just used in the Jessica Simpson is a fat cow thread (FYI, I don't think this), so clearly OP is an intellectual.
GIANT EYEROLL (I'm sure you find emoticons juvenile, as well). |
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Nope, I happen to love emoticons. And yes, I am an intellectual, thank you for pointing that out!
This phrase is all over this board. |
| For the same reason I say all other dorky things that my grandparents used to say when I was a kid: my jello-pudding brain generates them and my mouth says them because I'm too tired to stop it. |