Pwilly

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Originally Posted by pwilly

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Originally Posted by jimbo12345

if that's you, i retract all of the above. RUN FOR THE HILLS PEOPLE!
:dog::fear::fear::fear::fear::yikes:

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:lol:no its not me, I didn't know why there was a teapot so i put a weird man.:blink:

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It's a twee middle England thing. They say "I'll be Mother" or "You be Mother" to refer to who should pour the tea.

It's similar to "More tea Vicar" actually being a code, "I had a curry last night and have just shat in my pants".

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Originally Posted by Chip Monk

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Originally Posted by pwilly

:lol:no its not me, I didn't know why there was a teapot so i put a weird man.:blink:

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It's a twee middle England thing. They say "I'll be Mother" or "You be Mother" to refer to who should pour the tea.

It's similar to "More tea Vicar" actually being a code, "I had a curry last night and have just shat in my pants".

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hahahaha! It started well, made some sense, then you went on a rant. Genius!

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Originally Posted by Chip Monk

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Originally Posted by pwilly

:lol:no its not me, I didn't know why there was a teapot so i put a weird man.:blink:

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It's a twee middle England thing. They say "I'll be Mother" or "You be Mother" to refer to who should pour the tea.

It's similar to "More tea Vicar" actually being a code, "I had a curry last night and have just shat in my pants".

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:lol: love it, Im the only family member born in australia, the rest england, i should have known that. Ive used the "More tea Vicar", ill use the "Ill be mother" when i visit dad this weekend.

darling, why is there an ant in my dinner?

rhetorical question?

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Originally Posted by jimbo12345

rhetorical question?

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no, im actually eating dinner and saw an ant go around the edge of my plate. I dont think i needed to post it.

type it as it comes...

Suppose it's better than saying why is my dinner in an ant, dear?