Anonymous
12/03/2011 21:50
Subject: Childish words used by adults.
My wine is yummy.
Anonymous
12/03/2011 21:47
Subject: Childish words used by adults.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, I am 41 and still call my 66-year-old father "Daddy." Does that bother you?
Are you from the South?
No, I'm an Northeasterner. Upstate NY. And I will continue to call him "Daddy."
Not the OP, but I take issue with the use of "daddy" and "mommy" by anyone over the age of ten.
Anonymous
12/03/2011 21:41
Subject: Childish words used by adults.
OP, you just want to have a problem with something. I don't use those words but I seriously don't give a shit when other people do
Anonymous
12/03/2011 21:36
Subject: Childish words used by adults.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, I am 41 and still call my 66-year-old father "Daddy." Does that bother you?
Are you from the South?
No, I'm an Northeasterner. Upstate NY. And I will continue to call him "Daddy."
Anonymous
12/03/2011 21:31
Subject: Childish words used by adults.
Anonymous wrote:OP, I am 41 and still call my 66-year-old father "Daddy." Does that bother you?
Are you from the South?
Anonymous
12/03/2011 21:10
Subject: Childish words used by adults.
OP, I am 41 and still call my 66-year-old father "Daddy." Does that bother you?
Anonymous
12/03/2011 20:15
Subject: Childish words used by adults.
You are a total spaz OP.
Anonymous
12/03/2011 20:12
Subject: Childish words used by adults.
I used these words before I became a parent, but I am probably just immature.
Anonymous
12/03/2011 20:11
Subject: Childish words used by adults.
There are problems, and then there are nitpicks. This is a nitpick.
Anonymous
12/03/2011 20:10
Subject: Childish words used by adults.
19:51 posting again. I confess...I use the word "veggies" all the time too.
Anonymous
12/03/2011 20:08
Subject: Childish words used by adults.
The word veggies is very annoying.
Anonymous
12/03/2011 19:51
Subject: Childish words used by adults.
I am a "yummy" offender from the coffee yogurt thread. Oh OP will you ever forgive me for using such childish terms? I know, I know having a preschooler and toddler doesn't excuse this. How could I?
Lucky you if this is your only real stress. I myself have a parent newly diagnosed with cancer and the whole sanwich generation thing going on among other things so that takes up more of my time than worrying about word choice.
Lucky you if this is your only real stress. I myself have a parent newly diagnosed with cancer and the whole sanwich generation thing going on among other things so that takes up more of my time than worrying about word choice.
Anonymous
12/03/2011 19:46
Subject: Childish words used by adults.
belly is a childish word?
I guess those of us who use those words still have a bit of kid in us. Nothing wrong with that.
I guess those of us who use those words still have a bit of kid in us. Nothing wrong with that.
Anonymous
12/03/2011 19:40
Subject: Re:Childish words used by adults.
I'm drinking some yummy coffee w/ baileys right now and it's really warming my belly. This cookie is going to be soooooo yummy, too after I chomp it up and it hits my belly.
OP, are you seriously out of other more pressing things to worry about?
OP, are you seriously out of other more pressing things to worry about?
Anonymous
12/03/2011 19:32
Subject: Childish words used by adults.
Why? Why people now use "yummy" all the time? I see it constantly on these forums. Really, there are many more appropriate words for the over 8 crowd. Along with "tummy". And "belly". And others of their ilk. When did this become acceptable or fashionable?
Yes, yes, I know there are more important things to worry about out there. I just find it interesting and disconcerting that supposed educated and literate adults need to resort to words that are often used by those toddling around clutching bottles.
Yes, yes, I know there are more important things to worry about out there. I just find it interesting and disconcerting that supposed educated and literate adults need to resort to words that are often used by those toddling around clutching bottles.