At 30 is Aaron a bit old to be living with his mummy.

[parmnion]

A. Yes, yes he is.

[tomflint]

Stupid thread.

Obviously need to read the interview again.

[Suze]

Stupid thread.

Obviously need to read the interview again.

It is a bit of a weird thread isn't it? I mean Aaron made it clear in that interview it is just whilst he looks for his own place, so surely it makes sense he would obviously need a place for his son to come and stay with him in the meantime.

[MTVN]

:joker:

[Novo]

lets not be silly about this i am sure there is a perfectly good reason probably waiting to move into his new mansion the Aslan Manor

[jet]

He is Mummy's little poppet. lol

[Maia]

No shame in that

[Pyramid*]

It is a bit of a weird thread isn't it? I mean Aaron made it clear in that interview it is just whilst he looks for his own place, so surely it makes sense he would obviously need a place for his son to come and stay with him in the meantime.


Strange enough when I moved out of my marital home - I stayed at my parents' house here in the UK for a year before I got my own place.

Maybe I was fortunate in that I was female, coz it looks like the OP expects mothers to chuck their sons out on the street Suze whilst they are looking for their own home after a marriage breaks up........ !!!! Allegedly! :joker:

[King Gizzard]

It's more sensible than anything. Probably cheaper to live with his mum while he saves up instead of getting into debt with rent etc. I see no problem with it. Quite hilarious that the people that don't like him still talk about him really :joker:

[Vicky.]

http://media.zenfs.com/en-GB/blogs/the-bike-shed/Big-Brother-Aaron-diary-room.jpg

[Jamsey]

A. Yes, yes he is.

You may be obessed....

[Kerry]

No problem with that

[Pyramid*]

http://media.zenfs.com/en-GB/blogs/the-bike-shed/Big-Brother-Aaron-diary-room.jpg



PMSL....... new facepalm !! :laugh3::laugh3:

[Bollo]

Lots of people move back in with their parents in their thirties; one of my friends did after she split up with her fella, another moved back to save up for a deposit on a house rather than spunk it all on renting, and another because she got made redundant from her job in the city.. nothing wrong with that

[Kazanne]

http://media.zenfs.com/en-GB/blogs/the-bike-shed/Big-Brother-Aaron-diary-room.jpg

No need for words Vicky,that pic says it all:joker:

[Kazanne]

You may be obessed....

maybe?:joker::joker:lol I think we can safely say,very much so:hugesmile:

[Pyramid*]

It's more sensible than anything. Probably cheaper to live with his mum while he saves up instead of getting into debt with rent etc. I see no problem with it. Quite hilarious that the people that don't like him still talk about him really :joker:

Of course it's sensible. The man has a young child -so him moving in with single friends wouldn't work because he sees his little boy quite a lot (didn't he say as much as he can, about 3 or 4 times a week he's got him)

[StraightEdge695]

matt cardle is 29 and lives with his mum and dad as well =P

[thesheriff443]

he would move in with his friends but its hard when they are imaginary!.lol

[MaratSafinForever]

In foreign countries this is not strange at all. In Britain, people seem to forget about the ones who brought them up and created opportunities for what they have now.

No, it's not weird at all.

More proof that you're a horrible person.

[Visage]

My daughter is 13 and she can live with me and her mum for as long as she wants.

I'm sure in time she will want to start her own home and if that ever happens, she will always have a key to our home, regardless of what age she is.

[flamingGalah!]

OP is still obsessed with Aaron. Get over it poppet! :xyxwave:

[Pyramid*]

matt cardle is 29 and lives with his mum and dad as well =P

Isn't it one of the issues that the 'younger' generation have these days: not being able to afford enough of a deposit on a single salary to get a foot on the housing market, that it takes years to do now, and they have to stay with parents? if they rent somewhere, the money used for rent cannot be saved up for a deposit - so often the only chance is to stay with parents that bit longer.

I kinda think the reason for the thread being made, has sort of backfired.....just a tad.

[Pyramid*]

My daughter is 13 and she can live with me and her mum for as long as she wants.

I'm sure in time she will want to start her own home and if that ever happens, she will always have a key to our home, regardless of what age she is.

You'll not be saying that when she turns 17 and into the daughter from hell .... :devil:

Jokes aside, that is truly a lovely thing to hear a parent say.

[Kazanne]

he would move in with his friends but its hard when they are imaginary!.lol

As is your assumtion of Aaron(imaginary):pat:Aw bless but you think your funny.Oh dear

[thesheriff443]

can just see aaron saying!,bitty mummy!,lol

[Kazanne]

My daughter is 13 and she can live with me and her mum for as long as she wants.

I'm sure in time she will want to start her own home and if that ever happens, she will always have a key to our home, regardless of what age she is.

What a nice parent you are Visage.so many people cannot wait to get rid of their kids,she is very lucky.

[parmnion]

can just see aaron saying!,bitty mummy!,lol

:joker:

[thesheriff443]

i can think what i like thanks!

[Kazanne]

can just see aaron saying!,bitty mummy!,lol

Are you talking from experience.Is that what you do?Holy Mackeral.

[thesheriff443]

iv got plenty of experience!,but i dont think aaron would share!,
as he has showed!

[Kazelle]

It's not out of the norm these days and if anything it speaks that Aarron gets on well with his mother.

[joeysteele]

Not really, if I got to 30 and wasn't settled down with someone, I could likely be more help at home anyway, there are many reasons why some people, Son's and Daughters never leave home,no matter what age they are.

For instance, one of my Aunts married and lived with my Grandmother still right up until the day she died. Some people feel safer or happier that way and if it works then there is nothing wrong with it at all.

Aaron likely went back home after his marriage breakdown, I don't see a single thing that is wrong in that or anyhting to criticise him for for doing so, in the end it comes down to the individuals choice and decision and if his Mother/Parents are happy for him to be at home then what on earth is wrong with that.

[Glenn.]

Can't a mod just permaban members who continuously bate for arguments?

It's getting beyond a joke now, it's just plain trolling.

[Pyramid*]

Can't a mod just permaban members who continuously bate for arguments?

It's getting beyond a joke now, it's just plain trolling.

Well said.

[thesheriff443]

Can't a mod just permaban members who continuously bate for arguments?

It's getting beyond a joke now, it's just plain trolling.

then you would not have a forum!,

[Suze]

can just see aaron saying!,bitty mummy!,lol

Nope, that just your mind it seems.

[Glenn.]

then you would not have a forum!,

A forum with zero tolerance on trolling :thumbs:

[Suze]

then you would not have a forum!,

Yes, we would, because forums are for debate not trolling.

[InOne]

Can't a mod just permaban members who continuously bate for arguments?

It's getting beyond a joke now, it's just plain trolling.

Well if people bite, he'll do it more :tongue:

[MTVN]

Well if people bite, he'll do it more :tongue:

Exactly :laugh:

[thesheriff443]

Yes, we would, because forums are for debate not trolling.

some people take it too seriously!,

[Glenn.]

I was merely bringing the matter to attention :hmph:

[Pyramid*]

Yes, we would, because forums are for debate not trolling.

Exactly

I think the Exactly comment is more applicable to Suze's post above tbh. IMO

I was merely bringing the matter to attention :hmph:

Quite right too Glenn.

[Suze]

some people take it too seriously!,

And some don't take forums seriously enough when 'allowed' to post in them.

[thesheriff443]

if you take big brother seriously you need a check up from the neck up!

[Glenn.]

:rolleyes:

[MTVN]

I think the Exactly comment is more applicable to Suze's post above tbh. IMO


Ok.. well I thought it was more applicable to InOne's

[Pyramid*]

And some don't take forums seriously enough when 'allowed' to post in them.

yes I agree.

if you take big brother seriously you need a check up from the neck up!


Here's a link to some of the rules that we are ALL expected to follow....


http://thisisbigbrother.com/forums/showpost.php?p=1628850&postcount=1


Finally in this section don't make topics or posts that are inflammatory just to annoy people. Trolling is not allowed on TiBB.

You allowed to criticize ideas, not people. Flaming will not be tolerated. This includes any material which is vulgar, defamatory, intentional inaccurate information, harassing, hateful, threatening, invading of others privacy or violates any laws. When writing your messages, please use the same courtesy that you would show when speaking face-to-face with someone. Flames, insults, and personal attacks will not be tolerated on TiBB. It's fine to disagree strongly with opinions, ideas, and facts, but always with respect for the other person

[InOne]

Bloody hell, not this moral high ground bollocks again :bored:

[Pyramid*]

Bloody hell, not this moral high ground bollocks again :bored:

rules are rules InOne.

[InOne]

rules are rules InOne.

The mods don't need you to do their job for them though. They were chosen as mods for a reason.

[thesheriff443]

rules are rules InOne.

jobs worth!,lol

[Pyramid*]

The mods don't need you to do their job for them though. They were chosen as mods for a reason.

Well I have reported the thread anyway - especially since insults are being banded about, and trolling does appear to be happening.

[InOne]

Well I have reported the thread anyway - especially since insults are being banded about, and trolling does appear to be happening.

Spiffing

[Vicky.]

Closing this, massively offtopic now.

Generally I would clean it and re-open, but IMO its a bit of a pointless thread to start with so its not worth my time to do that. It is really not odd for a 30 year old to live with their parents while looking for a new place, to suggest it is... is ludicrous and just picky.