Amanda walked away with Ann which you would know if you were watching

Again, nothing to do with what I asked about Amanda. I didn't ask a single thing about Ann.

You would know if you were reading.

But, rionablue understood a simple question and kindly answered so.... that's it.

Yes they did

You were responding to Paula not Riona, I can butt in if I like :hee:

No, I wasn't...

Then Paula and yourself took it upon yourselves to answer questions I didn't ask even though rionablue already answered my very simple question.
Thanks anyway. :thumbs:

my post was in response to your rather rude one to Paula above, if you wanted an exclusive conversation with Riona you should have taken it to pm :umm2: as you are so fond of pointing out its a public forum and anyone can respond

I didn't say exclusive. I said I don't want a lecture on something I didn't question to begin with.

If yourself and Paula responded to what I actually asked, there'd be no issue.

Its ok folks. I just created the thread because I found it strange adult daughters sitting on Johns lap. Everyone has their own opinions on it some find it fine. Thats what forums are about but we must just respect we are all different in our views

Of course your opinion is as valid as everyone else's :flowers:

I lost my father when I was 12.

Cherish what you have folks as I would love to have him back and sit on his lap xx

And I answered you, we don't know do we?

No need to get aggressive in your posting. :shrug:

...and that just sums it up. So sorry Poppsywoppsy...:hug:

Not really tbh. My sister still sits on my dads knee (usually when shes arselicking to get something :laugh: ) and I will sit cuddled up to him sometimes. I think its nice that even when the kids are adults they still have a close relationship with their dads tbh

Also agree with this.

I find it weird that people would think this is weird :laugh:

My sister and I still call them mam and dad. No mummy and daddy here but lots of affection

There's nothing wrong with mum and dad. I'm not suggesting we should call them by their first names when we're older.

Mummy and daddy is just like the childish version. [emoji23]

You answered a question that wasn't asked.
That's the end of it.

Certainly is the end of it. As I've said, I was out of practice, now I know certain posters are only here to argue with their toenails I'll leave you to it. Off with ya, enjoy yourself. :smug:

Oi, my daughter calls me Mammy...online and in private.
She tends to call me mam if we are in company.
Son calls me Mammy when he is off his head.:joker:

My kids call me mammy when they want something :laugh:

Oh yeah, so do mine, in that dragged out way mammmmmy?

Thank you but it was many years ago now xx

yep :laugh:

The Barnes household is very strange.

With puppy dog eyes to boot.

Gavin does this to his mother when asking for something :D

Also a whole lot of love yous that don't happen any other time