Are you a snobby ****

[The Real Laoislad]

Never felt comfortable being called Mr. but I think its a generation thing.

When anyone calls me Mr. XXXX I think my Da is standing behind me or something.

Wouldn't be a big fan of calling parents by their first names - IMO its disrespectful but each to their own.

It's disrespectful to call someone by their name?

I feel like calling my Da by his real name would take something away from him and would be disrespectful.  Like I was denying that he was my parent.

I always found it strange when other people called their parents by their first names, especially young
children.  IMO its just not right.

I agree. It's weird calling parents by their first name.

Agree with that, also calling your mother Mummy is a bit Gay IMHO

[Santino]

Time for another poll?!

[Puckoon]

The Belfast version of Mummy is Moy. As in, "Here, Moy".

Never felt comfortable being called Mr. but I think its a generation thing.

When anyone calls me Mr. XXXX I think my Da is standing behind me or something.

Wouldn't be a big fan of calling parents by their first names - IMO its disrespectful but each to their own.

It's disrespectful to call someone by their name?

I feel like calling my Da by his real name would take something away from him and would be disrespectful.  Like I was denying that he was my parent.

I always found it strange when other people called their parents by their first names, especially young children.  IMO its just not right.

Does your da always call you 'son'? If not, is he denying that you are his son?

My dad always calls me son.

That's weird.

Whys that?

[ONeill]

My da has never called me anything; son, Shane, lad.....just 'well'

[ziggysego]

Sometimes my Daddy goes through all my brothers' names, before he gets to mine. Come here E***, er B***, I mean F*****, eeks N****..... D*****!

[ziggysego]

Sometimes my Daddy goes through all my brothers' names, before he gets to mine. Come here E***, er B***, I mean F*****, eeks N****..... D*****!

At a guess, Eoin, Bert, Fergal, Niall, Donall.

Bert stands out. You may be missing a star and it could then be Barry.

Fake letters and inaccurate *s, to protect the identity of my siblings young Station.

[ziggysego]

New guesses:
Eric, Bono, Frankie, Nigel, Dickwad.

So Ziggy's brother was Frankie boy from the Rock then? That makes sense considering how much Ziggy hated him,  trying to steal his thunder and all.

Eh? Must have missed this 'joke'?

Over my head too, mind you I'm 3ft tall.....

[longrunsthefox]

New guesses:
Eric, Bono, Frankie, Nigel, Dickwad.

So Ziggy's brother was Frankie boy from the Rock then? That makes sense considering how much Ziggy hated him,  trying to steal his thunder and all.

Eh? Must have missed this 'joke'?

Over my head too, mind you I'm 3ft tall.....

Guess that makes you a yardie 

[ziggysego]

New guesses:
Eric, Bono, Frankie, Nigel, Dickwad.

So Ziggy's brother was Frankie boy from the Rock then? That makes sense considering how much Ziggy hated him,  trying to steal his thunder and all.

Eh? Must have missed this 'joke'?

Over my head too, mind you I'm 3ft tall.....

Guess that makes you a yardie 

Why must you mock me fox? 

You saw the photographic evidence of what happened to the last fox that crossed me

[longrunsthefox]

I aren't mocking you-I wouldn't do that to you Zigester    You know what a yardie is? 

[passedit]

and passedit, shes's you're mother in law, the grandmother to your children, part of your family (whether you like it or not) and you're calling her mrs? 

In fairness Pog she rarely gets Mrs as I usually follow O'Neill's Da's example, she never gets her first name though the same as neither of my parents would, it just doesn't seem right to me. At this stage she'd be likely to have a seizure if I did use her first name.

Ziggy, I have some sympathy with the name calling thing, my mother did it and I find myself increasingly doing it with my girls usually followed with a whateveryernameis.  Reminds me of the joke about the girl on the estate who had six sons and called them all Wayne. When asked how she differentiated, she said she called them by their surnames.

[Rois]

My dad taught in the main boys' school at home and my mum taught in the girls' secondary school when they were both known by their pupils as Mr D and Mrs D.  They've both retired, and to this day he gets called "Johnny" and she gets called Mrs D.  So if the two of them are out together, a lot of people say "hello Johnny, hello Mrs D".  I find it hilarious - even my brothers in law are at it.  Sometimes I think it's because her first name is a bit strange so people avoid saying it altogether. 

[The Real Laoislad]

My dad taught in the main boys' school at home and my mum taught in the girls' secondary school when they were both known by their pupils as Mr D and Mrs D.  They've both retired, and to this day he gets called "Johnny" and she gets called Mrs D.  So if the two of them are out together, a lot of people say "hello Johnny, hello Mrs D".  I find it hilarious - even my brothers in law are at it.  Sometimes I think it's because her first name is a bit strange so people avoid saying it altogether.

Martin?

[Bing Crosby .]

I'm absolutely the snobbiest bastard you'll ever meet/NOT in your lives. I look down my snout upon you all

[leenie]

New guesses:
Eric, Bono, Frankie, Nigel, Dickwad.

So Ziggy's brother was Frankie boy from the Rock then? That makes sense considering how much Ziggy hated him,  trying to steal his thunder and all.

Eh? Must have missed this 'joke'?

ya don't get it..... you don't remember frankie boy from the rock lol...lol....lol.....lol...lol